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12 Jul 2023: https://www.officinalibraria.net/libro/9788833671727?fbclid=IwAR3wdCG-aiuaufxhuQGdePwmctOxiynqWH5D_CreN44V4MOityQ0vEw2_Xo. Hedwig A. Waters, Moral Economic Transition on the Mongolian Borderland. ... and emergent collective politics constructed by

27 Jul 2024: The communities share common ethnic and livelihood characteristics based primarily on reindeer herding, yet are situated within three distinct political and economic systems. ... new skills learnt in articulation with change, as well as skills that are

27 Jul 2024: As part of this project, his research examines the development of Mongolia’s economic and geopolitical relationship with China as it manifests in the meat and livestock trade, looking in particular

27 Jul 2024: Her postdoctoral research builds on the questions raised in her thesis about the role of meat in contemporary Mongolia, interrogating its potential as a material index of social, political and economic

27 Sep 2019: Tuesday 21 May. Séagh Kehoe. University of Leicester. Losing the "Spirit of the Grasslands": Economic Development, Cultural Commercialisation, and the Online Politics of Representation of Tibetan Modernity.

27 Jul 2024: Director of Studies, Gonville & Caius College, Hughes Hall & St.

27 Jul 2024: Funded by The British Academy (2002-3), Economic & Social Research Council (2003-7), and World Oral Literature Project, University of Cambridge (2010-12), she has conducted field research in the Republics

27 Jul 2024: Focusing on natural resources such as metals and fossil fuels, her research explores how global economic processes intersect with intimate moral views.

27 Jul 2024: The railroad transformed the border region from a remote no-man’s-land into a center of cross-border economic exchange. ... Manzhouli soon became the major economic hub for Sino-Russian commerce. On the other side of the border, the 86 Railroad Siding

7 May 2020: Tuesday 1 May. Rebekah Plueckhahn. University College London Shaping Mongolian Urbanism –. Dynamic Ownership and Emerging Politico-Economic Subjectivities in Ulaanbaatar. Tuesday 15 May.

7 May 2020: Himalayas. Tuesday 2 February. Alexey Maslov. Higher School of Economics, Moscow.

27 Jul 2024: In Ferguson’s latest work, he surmises that the recent global increase in ‘rightful share’ politics – in other words, political demands for economic redistribution based on citizenship belonging – is linked to ... Magtaal have relied on taking

27 Jul 2024: and economic institutions in Inner Asia; the anthropology of development.

27 Jul 2024: As a postdoctoral project, she will be extending her doctoral research into post-socialist neoliberal politico-economics surrounding reproductive health in Ulaanbaatar.

27 Jul 2024: Her research interest includes social statues of Uyghur craftsmen, women's position in rural Uyghur society and the economic transformation of rural Xinjiang.

27 Jul 2024: She is the author of Shaping Urban Futures in Mongolia – Ulaanbaatar, Dynamic Ownership and Economic Flux (UCL Press 2020).

27 Jul 2024: Affiliated Lecturer. Sigrid Rausing Postdoctoral Fellow, MIASU. Director of Studies, Gonville & Caius College, Hughes Hall & St.

27 Jul 2024: She obtained her PhD (Candidate of Science) in economics in 2005, and her higher PhD (Doctor of Science) in 2013. ... Most of her work has been about informal (real) economic practices on the Russian-Chinese border.

27 Jul 2024: nor about the economic, social and economic repercussions of these transformations on China’s neighbours. ... In the space of less than two decades, Blagoveshchensk residents have watched Heihe transform from a sleepy rural settlement into a city with

27 Jul 2024: Since the advent of reform China has undergone rapid social and economic change, including large-scale urbanisation and development. ... attention but which has fundamental implications for China’s energy sector and its social, economic, and

27 Jul 2024: This district neighbours both Mongolia and the Irkutsk oblast. Research. Over the last decade, the Republic of Buryatia has been actively promoting cultural and economic ties with neighboring Mongolia, but also

27 Jul 2024: the context of current socio-economic and cultural changes in Inner Mongolia China.

27 Jul 2024: Road crossings at Kyakhta do not have a high volume and plans to transform Altan Bulag into a special economic zone have been put on hold by the Mongolian government.

27 Jul 2024: One of the key themes of Tibetan entrepreneurship is the effort to create economic value in the service of cultural value and a sense of self-worth for Tibetans living in

27 Jul 2024: as belonging to a single Tungusic group, but who for decades have inhabited very different political and economic environments. ... belonging to a single Tungusic group, but who for decades have inhabited very different political and economic environments

27 Jul 2024: Research findings suggest that economic changes and increasing development projects funded by the central government also influences local views in both China and Russia.

27 Jul 2024: The speculative aspect of this system lies in the fact that many circumstances – both political and economic – can halt construction before the building is finished.

27 Jul 2024: Usage is impacted by the growing water requirements of China’s fast-pace economic development, but it also relies on a state structure that is highly fragmented, with a multi-level

27 Jul 2024: we need to think beyond the short-term time-horizons of rapid economic transactions and electoral cycles – the days, months or even years of human time. ... coastal erosion and the political and economic importance of energy generation.

27 Jul 2024: the introduction of xylography as a complex process involving technical, economic, political and religious factors.

27 Jul 2024: reprinted in Stephen Gudeman (ed.) 1998 Economic Anthropology. The International Library of Critical Writings in Economics. ... Ledeneva and M. Kurkchiyan (eds.) Economic Crime in Russia, London: Kluwer Academic Publishers.

27 Jul 2024: Chapter Two: Economic Reform. Chapter Three: Update on Foreign Relations and the Third Neighbor Concept. ... This study of Mongolia's first Prime Minister, T. Namnansuren, sheds light on crucial aspects such as Mongolian independence, foreign relations,

27 Jul 2024: In the south-easternmost corner of Jilin province’s Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Hunchun lies sandwiched between Russia’s Primorskii Krai to the east and North Korea’s Rason Special Economic

27 Jul 2024: There were also non-territorial disentanglement projects which were challenged by economic and political splits within the institutionalized groups. ... The main research questions for this project related to the formation, articulation, and

27 Jul 2024: From 1980, although China’s return to market policies brought economic growth to the country, people in rural communities faced many different challenges and disadvantages. ... Nevertheless, a limited number of them were still able to improve their

3 May 2023: ONE-YEAR POSTDOC POSITION IN ANTHROPOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY, OR SOCIO-ECONOMICS OF CENTRAL ASIA. ... REQUIRED SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS: Required qualifications PhD in sociology, anthropology, or socio-economics obtained within the last 10 years.

28 Jun 2024: Flood risk and economic pressure have agreat impact on the water sector in Ulaanbaatar city. ... In this regard, there is a significant transboundarytransfer of pollutants generated at economic and infrastructure facilities.

29 Feb 2024: The various parts of this region are inextricably linked through a shared history and continuing economic, religious, and cultural ties.

27 Jul 2024: social transformations; political culture and economic institutions in Inner Asia; the anthropology of development.</p> <p></p> </div></div></div><div class="field field-name-field-sd-staff-photo

27 Jul 2024: Her postdoctoral research builds on the questions raised in her thesis about the role of meat in contemporary Mongolia, interrogating its potential as a material index of social, political and economic

12 Jul 2023: The conference will focus on the history, culture, religion, language, and art of the Mongols, as well as Mongolia's historical and current political, economic, and global relations, and explore the ... and economic.

27 Jul 2024: She is currently a Horizon Europe ERA Postdoctoral Fellow at Palacký University, Czech Republic, where she is carrying out research on the economic dynamics of medicinal plant raw material sourcing for ... Based on her PhD research (UCL 2019), she has

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

27 Jul 2024: investigated the reason for proliferation of Horchin Mongolian shamanism within the context of current socio-economic and cultural changes in Inner Mongolia China.</p> <p>I have just started working on ... social transformations; political culture and

27 Jul 2024: Thereby, she will discuss, how common economic interests, administrative obstacles, and shared social practices create a mutual understanding, and how this understanding is explained and experienced despite prejudices and occasional conflicts.

27 Jul 2024: She is now extending her doctoral research into post-socialist neoliberal politico-economics surrounding reproductive health in Ulaanbaatar.

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

6 Feb 2023: the political and economic benefits they gained from burning incense bestowed by the Mongol royal. ... also to the changing role of the region in economic, cultural and developmental issues.

27 Jul 2024: social transformations; political culture and economic institutions in Inner Asia; the anthropology of development.</p> <p></p> </div></div></div><div class="field field-name-field-sd-staff-photo

27 Jul 2024: Summary: Rulers of China have used demographic relocation as a policy tool for several centuries, sometimes for economic or social reasons and sometimes for military or defensive purposes, as in the