Abstract
Over the past five-year period major changes have taken place in Russia's course toward a new societal structure and way of life. But none of these have had much effect on the traditional model of alcohol consumption, which, with certain nuances, is evidently likely to retain its character for the foreseeable future as well. Everyday behavior that includes the consumption of alcoholic beverages is affected not only by the life situation of the specific individual (dissatisfaction with work or inability to make use of free time, poor housing conditions or unrequited love, celebrations, glad events, and so forth) but also by social, economic, and political changes in society. Boris Mikhailovich Levin is a professor, doctor of economic sciences, and chief scientific associate of the Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences.
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