Peter Skalnik, Soviet etnografiia and the national(ilies) question. The present paper argues that the etnos "theory," as expounded by Bromley and his collaborators over more than the past twenty years, was particularly inept to face the problems summarized under the heading of national question. By inventing and reifying etnos, Bromley wished to substantiate his claims that etnografiia was an independent discipline and supply "scientific" evidence that the national question in the USSR was resolved "once and for all." The impotence of Bromley's "theory" is seen in the explosion of the "ethnic" claims all over the USSR, the failure both to predict and grasp it.Peter Skalnik, L'ethnographie soviétique et le problème (des) nationalités). Le pr...
The article examines debates on problems of ethnic separatism and ethnic minority extremism that tak...
Lydia T. Black, Soviet anthropology and the ethnography of Alaska. The differences in approaches to ...
This article attempts to answer the question of how an ethnographic survey transformed into a politi...
Peter Skalnik, Soviet etnografiia and the national(ilies) question. The present paper argues that th...
P. Skalnik — The Soviet Etnos 'Theory' and its South African Parallel. Only in the Soviet Union and ...
Anatoly Khazanov, The ethnic situation in the Soviet Union as reflected in Soviet anthropology. The ...
Jean Cuisenier, The genesis of ethnie differences: from concept to empirical data. A large comparati...
Boris Chichlo, Soviet anthropology at the time of perestroika. For the first five years of glasnosť,...
Vladimir Plotkin, Dual models, totalizing ideology and Soviet ethnography. Conceptual differences be...
The idea of etnos came into being over a hundred years ago as a way of understanding the collective ...
The aim of the article is to examine resistant vs. conformist ideologies in the disciplines of the s...
Straipsnyje nagrinėjamos teorinės etniškumo ir nacionalizmo problemos iš antropologijos mokslo persp...
Examining three cases on indigeneity, Russia and anthropological knowledge production, this thesis i...
This dissertation examines Soviet theoretical and methodological perspectives on ethnicity; the impa...
The concept of the ethnographic principle is rarely found in the literature, and there is hardly a l...
The article examines debates on problems of ethnic separatism and ethnic minority extremism that tak...
Lydia T. Black, Soviet anthropology and the ethnography of Alaska. The differences in approaches to ...
This article attempts to answer the question of how an ethnographic survey transformed into a politi...
Peter Skalnik, Soviet etnografiia and the national(ilies) question. The present paper argues that th...
P. Skalnik — The Soviet Etnos 'Theory' and its South African Parallel. Only in the Soviet Union and ...
Anatoly Khazanov, The ethnic situation in the Soviet Union as reflected in Soviet anthropology. The ...
Jean Cuisenier, The genesis of ethnie differences: from concept to empirical data. A large comparati...
Boris Chichlo, Soviet anthropology at the time of perestroika. For the first five years of glasnosť,...
Vladimir Plotkin, Dual models, totalizing ideology and Soviet ethnography. Conceptual differences be...
The idea of etnos came into being over a hundred years ago as a way of understanding the collective ...
The aim of the article is to examine resistant vs. conformist ideologies in the disciplines of the s...
Straipsnyje nagrinėjamos teorinės etniškumo ir nacionalizmo problemos iš antropologijos mokslo persp...
Examining three cases on indigeneity, Russia and anthropological knowledge production, this thesis i...
This dissertation examines Soviet theoretical and methodological perspectives on ethnicity; the impa...
The concept of the ethnographic principle is rarely found in the literature, and there is hardly a l...
The article examines debates on problems of ethnic separatism and ethnic minority extremism that tak...
Lydia T. Black, Soviet anthropology and the ethnography of Alaska. The differences in approaches to ...
This article attempts to answer the question of how an ethnographic survey transformed into a politi...