List of issues > Series «Political Science and Religion Studies». 2012. Vol. 2.2
Migration Mobility and Adaptive Potential of the Siberian Settlers in the Second half of the XIXth – the Early XXth C. according to the Theory of Imprinting
Author(s)
M. K. Сhurkin
Abstract
The process of formation of the settlers' migration mobility and potential to adapt to the new life conditions entailed great energy loss, due to it the from of social imprinting was consolidate. According to the theory of imprinting, the migrants' behavioral strategies oriented toward “progress” in a developing region came to the formation of absolutely different life trajectories of the colonization subjects.
Keywords
social imprinting, migration mobility, adaptation, Siberia, agrarian crisis
UDC
94(571) «1850–1917»