RUDN Journal of SociologyRUDN Journal of SociologyВестник Российского университета дружбы народов. Серия: Социология2313-22722408-8897Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia named after Patrice Lumamba6377ArticlesСтатьиUnknownA Sociological Approach to the Study of Household Access to Drinking Water in the Former Soviet Union CountriesСоциологический подход к исследованию доступности питьевой воды для домохозяйств в странах бывшего СССРRobertsBРобертсБэйард

The European Centre on Health of Societies in TransitionThe London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Европейский центр здоровья переходных обществЛондонская школа гигиены и тропической медицины

bayard.roberts@lshtm.ac.ukStikleyAСтиклиЭндрю

Стокгольмский центр здоровья переходных обществ; Университет Седертерн; Södertörn University

Стокгольмский центр здоровья переходных обществ; Университет Седертерн

andrew.stickley@sh.seHerpferCХэрпферКрисчен

Факультет политики и международных отношений; Абердинский университет; Aberdeen University

Факультет политики и международных отношений; Абердинский университет

c.w.haerpfer@abdn.ac.ukMcKeeMМакКиМартин

The European Centre on Health of Societies in TransitionThe London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Европейский центр здоровья переходных обществЛондонская школа гигиены и тропической медицины

martin.mckee@lshtm.ac.ukGasparishviliA TГаспаришвилиАлександр Тенгизович

The Center for Sociological StudiesLomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

Лаборатория изучения общественного мнения; Московский государственный университет им. М.В. Ломоносова

gasparishvili@yandex.ruKruhmalevaO VКрухмалёваОксана Валерьевна

The Center for Sociological StudiesLomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

Лаборатория изучения общественного мнения; Московский государственный университет им. М.В. Ломоносова

kruhoks@yandex.ruThe European Centre on Health of Societies in TransitionThe London School of Hygiene and Tropical MedicineЕвропейский центр здоровья переходных обществЛондонская школа гигиены и тропической медициныSödertörn UniversityУниверситет СедертернAberdeen UniversityАбердинский университетThe Center for Sociological StudiesLomonosov Moscow State University, RussiaМосковский государственный университет им. М.В. Ломоносова150320123NO3 (2012)№3 (2012)606907092016Copyright ©; 2012, Roberts, Stikley, Herpfer, McKee, Gasparishvili, KruhmalevaCopyright ©; 2012, Социология2012Roberts, Stikley, Herpfer, McKee, Gasparishvili, KruhmalevaСоциологияhttps://journals.rudn.ru/sociology/article/view/6377

The article deals with the analysis of the data of the sociological study Health of Societies in the Times of Transition (HITT) carried out in 2010, which investigated, in particular, the changes in the population's access to piped household water in the former Soviet Union countries between 2001 and 2010, and examines how these depended on the household's economic status. The paper is based on 2 international research projects: The Living standards, Lifestyles, and Health (LLH) project of 2001 and the follow-up study carried out in 2010 - Health in the Times of Transition (HITT). This article is addressed to experts in sociology, statistics, social work and health, as well as a wide range of people interested in the changes in the social and economic situation in the former Soviet Union.

В статье представлен анализ данных социологического исследования «Здоровье населения в переходный период» (HITT), проведенного в 2010 г., в котором изучались, в частности, изменения в доступе населения к водоснабжению в странах бывшего СССР в период между 2001 и 2010 гг. и оценивалось, насколько эти изменения зависят от экономического положения домохозяйства. Статья адресована специалистам в области социологии, статистики, социальной работы и здравоохранения, а также самому широкому кругу лиц, интересующихся изменениями в социально-экономической ситуации на территории бывшего СССР.

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