Wim van Meurs
Soviet Ethnography: Hunters or Gatherers?
3/2001
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
Issue 3/2001 Ethnicity and Nation
Methodology and Theory
Wolfgang Kaschuba
A Dilemma of the Twentieth Century’s Ethnology: “Culture” – a Concept or a Slogan?
3/2001
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
Franziska Becker
Ethnicity and Migration: A Critical Approach to the Concept of Ethnicity in Migration Studies
3/2001
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
History
Michel Bouchard
The Medieval Nation of Rus’: The Religious Underpinnings of the Russian Nation
3/2001
There are a number of people and funding agencies that I would like to thank. I owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. John-Paul Himka. His talk at the University of Northern British Columbia challenged my assumptions of nation and nationhood and inspired me to do this work. Dr. Himka comments were invaluable to my writing of this article. Likewise, Dr. Oleg Kharkhordin was instrumental in my completing this paper. His comments and his expertise was greatly appreciated. Dr. James McDonald, Chair of Anthropology at UNBC and Sarah Ramage, a graduate student at this same university were equally kind enough to read the text and provide comments and corrections. I also want to acknowledge my Ph.D. committee who has been overseeing my work these past years. This includes Dr. Cliff Hickey, my supervisor, and Drs. Derek Sayer and Claude Denis. Finally, I want to thank a number of funding agencies for their contribution to the research that lead to this paper: the Estonian Studies Fund, the Canadian Circumpolar Institute and the Social Sciences and Humanities Council of Canada.
There are a number of people and funding agencies that I would like to thank. I owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. John-Paul Himka. His talk at the University of Northern British Columbia challenged my assumptions of nation and nationhood and inspired me to do this work. Dr. Himka comments were invaluable to my writing of this article. Likewise, Dr. Oleg Kharkhordin was instrumental in my completing this paper. His comments and his expertise was greatly appreciated. Dr. James McDonald, Chair of Anthropology at UNBC and Sarah Ramage, a graduate student at this same university were equally kind enough to read the text and provide comments and corrections. I also want to acknowledge my Ph.D. committee who has been overseeing my work these past years. This includes Dr. Cliff Hickey, my supervisor, and Drs. Derek Sayer and Claude Denis. Finally, I want to thank a number of funding agencies for their contribution to the research that lead to this paper: the Estonian Studies Fund, the Canadian Circumpolar Institute and the Social Sciences and Humanities Council of Canada.
Andrei Korenevskii
“New Israel” and “Holy Rus’”: The Ethnoconfessional and Socio-Cultural Aspects of the Russian Medieval Heresy of the Judaizers
3/2001
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Archive
Oleg Budnitskii
On the History of Russian Emigrants in France: Comments on the Publication in AI #1-2/2001
3/2001
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Editors
Preface to the Publication
3/2001
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Oleg Budnitskii
The Estate and National Questions in Imperial Russia
3/2001
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Document
Letter of V. A. Maklakov to B. A. Bakhmetev from July 4, 1923
Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science
Aileen A. Espiritu
National Imaginings and Inventions of Tradition: Ethnic Survival in Northwest Siberia
3/2001
The research for this study was funded by Alberta Advanced Education International Programs (Alberta, Canada), by the Canadian Circumpolar Institute (Edmonton, Alberta), and the University of Alberta Louise Imre Travel Grant (Alberta, Canada). The author would like to thank the anonymous reviewers for their valuable comments and insights. This paper was presented in embryonic form at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, North Carolina, April, 10-13, 1996.
The research for this study was funded by Alberta Advanced Education International Programs (Alberta, Canada), by the Canadian Circumpolar Institute (Edmonton, Alberta), and the University of Alberta Louise Imre Travel Grant (Alberta, Canada). The author would like to thank the anonymous reviewers for their valuable comments and insights. This paper was presented in embryonic form at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, North Carolina, April, 10-13, 1996.
Elena Khabenskaia
The Tatar Intelligentsia of Saratov: Characteristics of Ethnic Self-Identification
3/2001
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Olga Bogatova
Ethnopolitical Myths in the Ideology of Nationalist Movements in Mordovia
3/2001
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
ABC: Empire & Nationalism Studies
Editors
Hans Kohn
3/2001
This intro note is published in Russian.
This intro note is published in Russian.
Hans Kohn
The Idea of Nationalism
3/2001
Published in Russian, translated from:
Hans Kohn. The Idea of Nationalism. New York, 1944. Pp. 3-24, 329-334.
Published in Russian, translated from:
Hans Kohn. The Idea of Nationalism. New York, 1944. Pp. 3-24, 329-334.
Vera Milchina
On the National Idea without Definitions and Anachronisms (the Roundtable “National Idea in Russia in the Nineteenth Century”, Russian State Humanitarian University, June 13, 2001)
3/2001
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Julia Ouliannikova
Newest Mythologies
Historiography
Book Reviews
John Keep
Исторический ежегодник. Омск: Омский государственный университет, 1999. 183 с.; Вестник Академии гуманитарных наук, Омское отделение. № 4. Омск, 2000. 243 с.
3/2001
Arkady Toritsyn
Anders Aslund and Georges de Menil (eds.), Economic Reform in Ukraine: The Unfinished Agenda (Armonk, New York and London, England: M. E. Sharpe, 2000), 320 p. Tables, figures, bibliography, index.
3/2001
Seymour Becker
В. С. Дякин. Национальный вопрос во внутренней политике царизма (XIX-начало XX вв.). Санкт-Петербург: ЛИСС, 1998. 1042 с. Предметный и именной указатели.
3/2001
Sergey Glebov
List of Contributors
Our Authors
3/2001
