FLOODING IN THE SOUTH OF THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST: SOCIAL WELL-BEING OF VICTIMS
Identify the impact of emergencies on social well-being of the state flood-stricken population in the South of the Russian Far East. To collect empirical information was a questionnaire survey and personal interviews. The main hypothesis of the study was the assumption that a natural disaster of this scale has an impact on the transformation of the standard of conduct; changes in the status-role prescriptions and the perception of their social status in the social structure; the ability to reproduce the complex social norms, connections and relationships that were previously made life sustainable and promising. The study revealed that the affected has seen a massive depression, formed install free-riding, rent-seeking and antisocial behavior, migration sentiments, while retaining a sense of hopelessness, fear of the future. Identified three behaviours among flood victims: passive adaptive (adaptive); active.