Osadchaya G.I., Vartanova M.L. Assessment of the potential of the Diaspora in shaping the socio-economic well-being of migrants from Armenia in Russia. Economic and social changes: facts, trends, forecast. 2023. Vol. 16. No. 6. Pp. 208-222.

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Abstract

The significance of the proposed research topic is due to the need to develop the theory and methodology of analysis, assessment of the socio-demographic well-being of migration-attractive regions, as well as the prospects for its change, taking into account the contribution of migrants from Armenia to the development of Russian territories. The problem that is addressed in the study is relevant, since the modern world is very dynamic and migration processes in it are quite intense. In many countries, migrant communities are being formed, called diasporas, which begin to influence the situation in the host country. The study presents the author's approach to studying the provision of migrants with material, social, spiritual and other benefits, examines the factors of formation of the socio-economic potential of the Armenian diaspora community in Russia, assesses the current state of socio-economic well-being of migrants from Armenia, identifies directions for the development and improvement of the efficiency of using the socio-economic potential of migrants. Special attention is paid to the analysis of the peculiarities of migration processes in Russia and Armenia as a form of economic activity of communities in foreign cultural spaces. The scientific significance of the work is due to the contribution of the authors to the theoretical understanding of the phenomenon of socio-economic well-being of migrants, enriching the theory with empirical data that allows us to fix the features and stable trends in the transformation of labor migration, its impact on socio-economic processes in Russia and Armenia. It is noted that, getting into a new social environment and trying to adapt to it, representatives of ethnic groups either occupy free zones in the national economic system, or adopt their own forms of economic activity associated with ethnocultural traditions