The origin of settlements of Komi-people: the dynamics of social controls in a historical context
In a traditional society the original social regulators in choosing the settlement were characterized by a desire to develop new biological resources necessary for survival in the XVII-XIX centuries. Community played an important role in the livelihood of the population in Komi people. Since the early 1920s, the expansion of habitat of villagers was carried out due to temporary settlements. During the development of the region by an industrial society in the middle of the twentieth century mineral resources, for the most part hydrocarbons, became a persistent. When new settlements were formed, the issues of economics and politics became an absolute priority, while the social aspect of the process was ignored. There is a need to develop a new model of development of the North in the post-industrial reality.