Vol. 16, No. 3, 2026
Weighted and Unweighted Interregional Inequality in Russia during the Validity Period of the Fundamentals of the State Policy for Regional Development in 2017–2024
p. 383 abstract
Gridded Data on Population Density in Russia: Validation and Correction of the Global GHS-POP Model
p. 399 abstract
The Hierarchy of Russian University Center Cities in the Mirror of Academic Migration
p. 410 abstract
Territorial and Structural Shifts in the Russian Tire Industry
p. 421 abstract
Russia between West and East: Geohistorical Experience and the Contemporary Sociocultural Context of Spatial Development
p. 434 abstract
Geographical Images of the Regions of Western Siberia
p. 447 abstract
Social Geography and Social Topology: On Interpreting the Results of Social Network Analysis
p. 467 abstract
Population Assessments of Living Conditions in the European Regions of the Russian Arctic: How to Stop Its Outflow?
p. 482 abstract
Digital Inequality and Human Capital in Russian Regions: A Sociological Perspective
p. 496 abstract
Gravity Model for Assessing Spatial Inequality in Access to Health Services: A Case Study of Sverdlovsk Oblast
p. 506 abstract
Regional Disparities in Social Support for Housing and Communal Services Payments in Russia
p. 518 abstract
University Ecosystem As an Indicator of Productive Collaboration between Youth and Business
p. 531 abstract
Typology of Small Towns and Urban-Type Settlements in Russia Based on the Dynamics of Their Socioeconomic Parameters in 2010–2021
p. 542 abstract
Analysis and Assessment of Economic Development Scenarios for Siberia Based on a Knowledge Base Reflecting Cooperative Ties at the Corporate Level
p. 555 abstract
State Regulation of Spatial Development in China and Russia: Common Problems, Different Approaches, and the Effectiveness of Their Solutions
p. 565 abstract
Closed Cities of Russia: Unchanged Foundations and New Problems
p. 585 abstract
Experience in Constructing a Typology of Municipalities in Eastern Siberia: A Combinination of Territorial and Sectoral Approaches
p. 594 abstract