Migration attitudes of labor migrants from Ukraine located in the Russian Federation: features, formation factors, orientation

The article is devoted to the analysis of migration attitudes of Ukrainian citizens working in the Russian Federation. The empirical basis of the study was founded using the data from an all-Russian sociological study of foreign workers, conducted by the authors in 2023. Analysis of the survey results showed that labor migrants from Ukraine have formed migration plans to settle in the Russian Federation and obtain Russian citizenship. The main reason for labor migration from Ukraine is an extreme push factor — armed confl ict, which determines economic instability and social uncertainty in Ukraine in the long term. In this regard, migrants from Ukraine almost don’t have any return migration attitudes. The article concludes that currently the fl ow of labor migrants from Ukraine is a type of forced migration that uses the legal framework and mechanism for implementing temporary labor migration and has signifi cant potential for transformation into migration for permanent residence. The study also identifi ed the social portrait of Ukrainian workers, the characteristics of migrants’ attitudes, their orientation and formation factors

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Moscow State University Bulletin Series 18 Sociology and Political Science
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2025-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.24290/1029-3736-2025-31-1-115-134
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Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends
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Migration attitudes of labor migrants from Ukraine located in the Russian Federation: features, formation factors, orientation

A. A. Averianov, A. A. Grebeniyk, A. Yu. Ageenko
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Migration attitudes of labor migrants from Ukraine located in the Russian Federation: features, formation factors, orientation

A. A. Averianov, A. A. Grebeniyk, A. Yu. Ageenko
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The article is devoted to the analysis of migration attitudes of Ukrainian citizens working in the Russian Federation. The empirical basis of the study was founded using the data from an all-Russian sociological study of foreign workers, conducted by the authors in 2023. Analysis of the survey results showed that labor migrants from Ukraine have formed migration plans to settle in the Russian Federation and obtain Russian citizenship. The main reason for labor migration from Ukraine is an extreme push factor — armed confl ict, which determines economic instability and social uncertainty in Ukraine in the long term. In this regard, migrants from Ukraine almost don’t have any return migration attitudes. The article concludes that currently the fl ow of labor migrants from Ukraine is a type of forced migration that uses the legal framework and mechanism for implementing temporary labor migration and has signifi cant potential for transformation into migration for permanent residence. The study also identifi ed the social portrait of Ukrainian workers, the characteristics of migrants’ attitudes, their orientation and formation factors

Moscow State University Bulletin Series 18 Sociology and Political ScienceVol. 31(1)
Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU), Moscow State University (TJ)
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Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends
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