The Demographic Review is an online peer-reviewed academic journal that publishes high-quality theoretical and applied research in the field of demography and a wide range of population-related disciplines, including population history and geography, social statistics, sociology and demography of family, marriage and partnership relations, migration studies, household economics, demographic aspects of population health, intergenerational studies, and more.

The journal is intended for researchers, students, policymakers and all those with an interest in the socio-demographic problems of population. The geographical focus of the Demographic Review is global, and the editors welcome submissions from around the world.

The Demographic Review is published quarterly in Russian. In addition, a selection of papers from the Russian language issues is translated into English and published alongside the original papers and in a separate issue entitled English Selection.

The Demographic Review adheres to the policy of open access. All published materials are publicly available on the journal's website. Authors are not charged for publication in the journal. Authors retain copyright and grant first publication rights to the journal. All published articles and other materials are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits free copying, redistribution, and adaptation of the material, provided that the material is attributed to the author and the journal is cited.

According to the Russian Science Citation Index, the Demographic Review ranks first among all demography journals and fourth among all sociology journals.

The journal was founded in 2014 by Professor Dr. Anatoly Vishnevsky (1935 - 2021). Editor-in-Chief (from 2021 onwards): Associate Professor Dr. Sergey Zakharov.

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