Demographic and migration policy in the mining region and its impact on the ecological consciousness of the population

Vladimir Zolotukhin,Evgenia Stepantsova,Anastasia Tarasenko,Anton Bel’Kov,Marina Kozyreva,M Tyulenev,Y Tan,S Voth,S Zhironkin,A Khoreshok,M Cehlar

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20171504015

Abstract

The paper presents an analysis of demographic and migration policies at the regional level and the mechanism of its influence on ecological consciousness, social-and-cultural environment and mentality. The attention is given to the necessity of increasing life expectancy by reducing both premature and preventable mortality and prolongation of a healthy (active) life by reducing disease and injury, improving the life quality, etc. The process of migrates’ adaptation in the social-and-cultural environment is connected with the peculiarities of the regional mentality, which leads to the need of reaching an agreement, and, in the first place, is important for the sustainable social-and-economic development of the region. In this regard, attention is drawn to the mental foundations of law enforcement, in particular, environmental legislation, legislation on mineral resources and their use. The article proves the thesis that the agreement is possible through dialogue, even within the “forced consensus”, to improve the integration process and, at the same time, to reduce differentiation.

Highlights

Current social transformations in modern society of the Russian Federation have vivid negative characteristics
It is noteworthy that various strategies of behavior in Russia is often irrational, which leads to the fact that the benefit is sometimes overlooked due to the influence of subjective perception
One of the factors having negative impact on the demographic situation in the Kemerovo region in the medium term will be the relocation of coal-mining center from Kuzbass to Eastern Siberia and the Far East, provided by “The program of Russian coal industry development for the period up to 2030”

Summary

Introduction

Current social transformations in modern society of the Russian Federation have vivid negative characteristics. They include: unfavorable demographic and infrastructural conditions, legitimation of illegitimate behavior, marginalization and depopulation that are typical for a number of regions, including mining. This aspect has an impact on the socialand-economic, demographic, social-and-cultural development of the region, including environmental consciousness. The problems of state management, connected with the management and organization of the economic, social-and-cultural life are relevant. It is noteworthy that various strategies of behavior (economic, social, cultural, etc.) in Russia is often irrational, which leads to the fact that the benefit is sometimes overlooked due to the influence of subjective perception. The main aim here is the effective control and manipulation of the people’s consciousness

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