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17 Jan 2023: by the great Qan. 3. Burning incense was a cultural activity with a strong religious aspect, but it had political and economic. ... the political and economic benefits they gained from burning incense bestowed by the Mongol royal.

23 May 2023: History » Economic history. History » History of agriculture. History » Local history.

29 Sep 2021: 3. 7 octobre 2021 : Border-Making: State-Building and Geopolitics. The Joint Centre for History and Economics, University of Cambridge and Columbia World Projects are delighted to announce their new online

9 Feb 2023: Many things have changed. In particular, economic growth has slowed across the world. ... Nevertheless, they raise a number of important issues with regards to the Mongolian political and economic situation.

4 Mar 2022: discursively subsumed under the label of the Silk Road Economic Belt.

11 Dec 2020: Jahoda Christian, Socio-economic Organisation in a Border Area of Tibetan Culture, Tabo, Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh, India, Vienne, Verlag der österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2015.

1 Dec 2020: Amitendu Palit, National University of Singapore : Economics & Politics in China-India Relations: New Developments and Emerging Trends. ... relationship was developed between our Institutions and Mongolian ones, being MONGOLIA an emerging country at

8 Sep 2022: Proposals are expected to deal with the following themes:. - Economic mobility: how can mobility be constrained by economic imperatives?

22 Nov 2021: Roads: How nomads with metals created the foundations of the first global economic network.

30 Sep 2022: These spatial aspects are entwined with social ones amidst ongoing religious change, as shifting religious topography interplays with transforming social, economic and political conditions. ... Proposals are expected to deal with the following themes:. -

3 Nov 2021: aspects of identity whether they are political, economic, aesthetic or social.

8 Nov 2023: 1993 English. ED12.9R Wheat Production in Mongolia: An economic Analysis. N eil A. ... Index of social development of the eastern Siberian economic region and Buryat SSR).

15 Oct 2019: RITUALS OF DEATH AS A CONTEXT FORUNDERSTANDING PERSONAL PROPERTY. IN SOCIALIST MONGOLIA. Caroline Humphrey. University of Cambridge. This article proposes that we rethink the concept of ‘personal property’, and it uses theexample of Mongolian

15 Oct 2019: c) Particular social meaning – ‘economic independence’d) Secondary social meaning – ‘escape from patriarchal family oppression’.

15 Oct 2019: of the Commu-nists; Land Reform and the Great Leap Forward; the Cultural Revolution; the new policyof economic development of the Chinese government from the 1980s; and the revivalof the Buddhist

15 Oct 2019: Chapter 1Exemplars and rules. Aspects of the discourse of moralities in Mongolia. Caroline Humphrey. It is not an immediately easy task to locate ‘morality’ in Mongolianculture. There is no single term in Mongol that corresponds with theEuropean

14 Oct 2020: in Economics, associate professor, Dr.Sc. (History), N. F. Katanov Khakass State University (Abakan, Russian Federation) Ts.-D. ... Economics), Kalmyk State University named after B. B. Gorodovikov (Elista, Russian Federation) Economic Security and

11 Dec 2020: Jahoda Christian, Socio-economic Organisation in a Border Area of Tibetan Culture, Tabo, Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh, India, Vienne, Verlag der österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2015.