Education and employment as factors of social well-being of the young people of Tuva (based on a social poll)
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social well-being; poll; education; employment; age; evaluationAbstract
This article summarises the results of an evaluation by young Tuvan people to their access to education, their job satisfaction, and prospects of succeeding in their professional career, as well as methods of improving material conditions that young Tuvans consider the most beneficial to themselves. The author gives an estimate of the social well-being of the young population based on the given results of the social poll.References
Krupets, Ia. N. (2003) Sotsial'noe samochuvstvie kak integral'nyi pokazatel' adaptirovannosti // Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniia. № 3. S. 143-144. URL: http://www.ecsocman.edu.ru/data/549/394/1217/Krupec1.pdf (data dostupa 01.11.2010).
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