People and the Land. Pathways to Reform in Post-Soviet Siberia
While much has been written on post-Soviet change in Russian urban centres, we still know very little about how these changes have affected peoples' lives in rural communities. This is nowhere more true than in the vast regions of Siberia and the North. This volume fills this gap with in-depth studies of how people with different cultural backgrounds, often living in extreme natural environments, are coping with dramatic and rapid political and economic transformations. It shows how the fate of postsocialist reforms in the Russian North depends largely on striking the right balance between exploitation of the region's strategic natural resources and concern for environmental impacts and the survival of local people. The authors, among them many of the leading scholars of the Russian North, place their accounts within the context of wider, comparative enquiries into the nature of postsocialist societies.
Erich Kasten
Introduction PDF
WAYS OF KNOWING AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S LINKING TO THE LAND
Igor Krupnik and Nikolai Vakhtin
In the 'House of Dismay': Knowledge, culture, and post-Soviet politics in Chukotka, 1995-1996 PDF
David Koester
When the Fat Raven sings: Mimesis and environmental alterity in Kamchatka's environmentalist age PDF
Alexander D. King
Reindeer herders' culturescapes in the Koryak Autonomous Okrug PDF
PROPERTY RELATIONS AND POWER DYNAMICS OF RESOURCE USE
Natalia Novikova
Self-government of the indigenous minority peoples of West Siberia: Analysis of law and practice PDF
David G. Anderson
Entitlements, identity and time: Addressing aboriginal rights and nature protection in Siberia's new resource colonies PDF
Joachim Otto Habeck
How to turn a reindeer pasture into an oil well, and vice versa: Transfer of land, compensation and reclamation in the Komi Republic PDF
Emma Wilson
Est' zakon, est' i svoi zakony: Legal and moral entitlements to the fish resources of Nyski Bay, north-eastern Sakhalin PDF
MARKET REFORMS AND NON-MARKET STRATEGIES
Yulian Konstantinov
Soviet and post-Soviet reindeer-herding collectives: Transitional slogans in Murmansk region PDF
Tuula Tuisku
Transition period in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug: Changing and unchanging life of Nenets people PDF
John P. Ziker
Land use and economic change among the Dolgan and Nganasan PDF
Nelson Hancock
Is trade traditional? Theorizing economic histories and futures in the New Kamchatka PDF
Tim Ingold
Epilogue PDF
2002, Berlin: Dietrich Reimer Verlag
257 pp., 2 maps, 13,5 x 20,5 cm
ISBN 3-496-02743-6
While much has been written on post-Soviet change in Russian urban centres, we still know very little about how these changes have affected peoples' lives in rural communities. This is nowhere more true than in the vast regions of Siberia and the North. This volume fills this gap with in-depth studies of how people with different cultural backgrounds, often living in extreme natural environments, are coping with dramatic and rapid political and economic transformations. It shows how the fate of postsocialist reforms in the Russian North depends largely on striking the right balance between exploitation of the region's strategic natural resources and concern for environmental impacts and the survival of local people. The authors, among them many of the leading scholars of the Russian North, place their accounts within the context of wider, comparative enquiries into the nature of postsocialist societies.
Erich Kasten
Introduction PDF
WAYS OF KNOWING AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S LINKING TO THE LAND
Igor Krupnik and Nikolai Vakhtin
In the 'House of Dismay': Knowledge, culture, and post-Soviet politics in Chukotka, 1995-1996 PDF
David Koester
When the Fat Raven sings: Mimesis and environmental alterity in Kamchatka's environmentalist age PDF
Alexander D. King
Reindeer herders' culturescapes in the Koryak Autonomous Okrug PDF
PROPERTY RELATIONS AND POWER DYNAMICS OF RESOURCE USE
Natalia Novikova
Self-government of the indigenous minority peoples of West Siberia: Analysis of law and practice PDF
David G. Anderson
Entitlements, identity and time: Addressing aboriginal rights and nature protection in Siberia's new resource colonies PDF
Joachim Otto Habeck
How to turn a reindeer pasture into an oil well, and vice versa: Transfer of land, compensation and reclamation in the Komi Republic PDF
Emma Wilson
Est' zakon, est' i svoi zakony: Legal and moral entitlements to the fish resources of Nyski Bay, north-eastern Sakhalin PDF
MARKET REFORMS AND NON-MARKET STRATEGIES
Yulian Konstantinov
Soviet and post-Soviet reindeer-herding collectives: Transitional slogans in Murmansk region PDF
Tuula Tuisku
Transition period in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug: Changing and unchanging life of Nenets people PDF
John P. Ziker
Land use and economic change among the Dolgan and Nganasan PDF
Nelson Hancock
Is trade traditional? Theorizing economic histories and futures in the New Kamchatka PDF
Tim Ingold
Epilogue PDF
2002, Berlin: Dietrich Reimer Verlag
257 pp., 2 maps, 13,5 x 20,5 cm
ISBN 3-496-02743-6
Erscheinungsjahr: 2002
Priorität: 0
While much has been written on post-Soviet change in Russian urban centres, we still know very little about how these changes have affected peoples' lives in rural communities. This is nowhere more true than in the vast regions of Siberia and the North. This volume fills this gap with in-depth studies of how people with different cultural backgrounds, often living in extreme natural environments, are coping with dramatic and rapid political and economic transformations. It shows how the fate of postsocialist reforms in the Russian North depends largely on striking the right balance between exploitation of the region's strategic natural resources and concern for environmental impacts and the survival of local people. The authors, among them many of the leading scholars of the Russian North, place their accounts within the context of wider, comparative enquiries into the nature of postsocialist societies.
Erich Kasten
Introduction PDF
WAYS OF KNOWING AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S LINKING TO THE LAND
Igor Krupnik and Nikolai Vakhtin
In the 'House of Dismay': Knowledge, culture, and post-Soviet politics in Chukotka, 1995-1996 PDF
David Koester
When the Fat Raven sings: Mimesis and environmental alterity in Kamchatka's environmentalist age PDF
Alexander D. King
Reindeer herders' culturescapes in the Koryak Autonomous Okrug PDF
PROPERTY RELATIONS AND POWER DYNAMICS OF RESOURCE USE
Natalia Novikova
Self-government of the indigenous minority peoples of West Siberia: Analysis of law and practice PDF
David G. Anderson
Entitlements, identity and time: Addressing aboriginal rights and nature protection in Siberia's new resource colonies PDF
Joachim Otto Habeck
How to turn a reindeer pasture into an oil well, and vice versa: Transfer of land, compensation and reclamation in the Komi Republic PDF
Emma Wilson
Est' zakon, est' i svoi zakony: Legal and moral entitlements to the fish resources of Nyski Bay, north-eastern Sakhalin PDF
MARKET REFORMS AND NON-MARKET STRATEGIES
Yulian Konstantinov
Soviet and post-Soviet reindeer-herding collectives: Transitional slogans in Murmansk region PDF
Tuula Tuisku
Transition period in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug: Changing and unchanging life of Nenets people PDF
John P. Ziker
Land use and economic change among the Dolgan and Nganasan PDF
Nelson Hancock
Is trade traditional? Theorizing economic histories and futures in the New Kamchatka PDF
Tim Ingold
Epilogue PDF