Published: 15 April 2014
The purpose is to study the effects of post-Soviet Russian urbanization due to migration processes. Methods and methodology research is theoretical and exploratory in nature, from the standpoint of axiological approach, systemic, structural-functional analysis and analysis of network communications are considered adaptations to life in fast-growing multi-ethnic modern cities. Results showed that the transitional society is highly volatile dynamic system, in which random events can have a significant impact on the course and direction of its development. As a result of intensive migration changes substantially socio-cultural character of Russian cities, intercultural and interethnic communication in them. Considers that the commercialization of culture and a significant increase in the number of low and medium skilled workers of the urban Aboriginal population contributes to the migrantnogo and arhaizacii of urban culture and the marginalization of large segments of the population. Novelty-showing mitigating adaptation migrantnogo population in inokul′turnom space channels, which include cooperation and interaction of ethno-cultural societies and organizations, educational projects and language courses for migrants, as well as improving migration and labour legislation targeting the high professional and social status of migrantnogo of the population. Otherwise, society would be in a State of social tension and inter-ethnic conflicts.
