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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

27 Jul 2024: Running from northern Mongolia into Russia’s Lake Baikal, the Selenga is also the object of extensive Chinese economic and political interest. ... And China seeks to fuel economic growth in its arid northwest and central agricultural provinces through

27 Jul 2024: s strategic choices and strategies to balance the country’s economic priorities and national sovereignty as well as democratic values?

27 Jul 2024: economic, and political implications.

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: economic flexibility without foreign involvement.

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

27 Jul 2024: Bloch (1998) and his recent “Why plants are also good to think with” (2021), I will use the case of fangfeng as an example to demonstrate growing economic and environmental disparities

19 Jun 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 ... Second, by using a pluralistic methodology, e.g.,

27 Jul 2024: In the case of Walung, he took half of the village with him, permanently altering the demographic and economic profile of this strategic trade entrepôt.

27 Jul 2024: The above-mentioned developments belong to the past. Mongolia went through several political crises and serious economic distress since then.

27 Jul 2024: priorities, with an exclusive emphasis on economic growth.

27 Jul 2024: The project “Where Rising Powers meet: China and Russia at their North Asian Border,” funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (U.K.) ran between 2012 and 2015. ... With each state exercising full sovereignty right up to their border, there

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: Since 2013, all these projects at the westward arc have been discursively subsumed under the label of the Silk Road Economic Belt.

9 Apr 2021: An epic history of the Mongols as we have never seen them—not just conquerors but also city builders, diplomats, and supple economic thinkers who constructed one of the most influential ... Its unique political regime—a complex power-sharing

27 Jul 2024: More generally, COP21 needs to guide economic and financial stakeholders towards redirecting their investments in order to launch the transition to low-carbon economies.

27 Jul 2024: Territories of Advanced Social and Economic Development in the Russian Far East (TAD) and Prospects for Chinese Investment" and "The Story of the Jade Trade between Russia and China".

27 Jul 2024: The strikingly divergent forms of shamanism and other 'traditional' Mongolian healing practices that have emerged on either side of the Chinese-Mongolian border invite study of the social, economic and other

27 Jul 2024: The workshop proposes to examine how humans and plants (as non-humans) are engaged together in Inner Asia, and in the medical and economic life of the Russia-China borderlands, in

27 Jul 2024: Understand how environmental management of the Selenga responds to the twin regional pressures of economic development and environmental degradation.

27 Jul 2024: impact of global warming, economic turbulence from the surrounding world, the ongoing impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and a list of internal issues from labour relations to inequality and

19 May 2021: She is using her time at IIAS to finish her book manuscript, tentatively titled 'Economic Transformation in the Mongolian Borderlands' to be published with UCL Press in the Economic Exposures in ... She has published and has forthcoming articles on the

16 May 2022: Tsendina (National Research University Higher School of Economics) “Folk Medical. Books of the Mongols (dom-un sudur) XVII – early ХХ century”. ... Narrative”. 17. Elizaveta Volchkova (National Research University Higher School of Economics)

11 Feb 2021: They asserted that that Mongols promoted vital economic, social, and cultural exchanges among civilizations.

27 Sep 2019: Lent 2013. Tuesday 22 January. Aude Michelet London School of Economics PhD Candidate.

17 Feb 2023: by the great Qan. 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.

13 May 2022: Tsendina (National Research University Higher School of Economics) “Folk Medical Books of the Mongols (dom-un sudur) XVII – early ХХ century” Ayur Zhanaev (Warsaw University) “Causes of Plagues According to Buddhist

19 Jul 2021: They have been the homelands of many remarkably distinct ethnic groups and also served as political, economic and cultural corridors between China proper and Inner Asia.

21 Mar 2023: 3. Perelman Center Political Science and Economics 200 (133 S. 36th Street, Philadephia) and online via Zoom. ... networks, economic systems, and intellectual and technological exchanges that. shaped the early modern world.

25 Sep 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

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:. -