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Региональная идентичность в российской части Баренцева Евро-Арктического региона
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Keywords: Баренц-регион
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Т. 2: Идентичности в Европе и России. , СПб.: НОРМА, 2014.
Vlakhov A., В кн.: Энергия Арктики и Сибири: использование ресурсов в контексте социально-экономических изменений.: М.: Издательство восточной литературы, 2020. Гл. 8 С. 243–268.
В главе исследуются постиндустриальной трансформации в российско-скандинавском арктическом пограничье (по материалам полевых исследований 2018–2020 г.) ...
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Vlakhov A., Gnatenko A., , in: Competing Arctic Futures: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives.: Palgrave Macmillan, 2018. Ch. 8 P. 165–187.
This paper traces the trajectories of governance, local residents’ voices and changes in the resource extraction structure in two Russian regions participating in the Barents Euro-Arctic cooperation during the post-Soviet period: Republic of Karelia and Murmansk Oblast. The paper shows how the perspectives of the cooperation and the futures of the Arctic in these regions ...
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Vlakhov A., В кн.: Сибирский сборник—4. Грани социального: антропологические перспективы исследования социальных отношений и культуры.: СПб.: МАЭ РАН, 2014.
В публикации идёт речь о функционировании природных ресурсов на территории Баренц-региона в контексте формирования его идентичности. ...
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Aho S., Ananyina A., Espiritu A. et al., , in: Encyclopedia of the Barents RegionVol. I: A-M.: Oslo: Pax forlag AS, 2016.
As a remote, northern and Arctic territory the Barents Region is associated with something exotic and extreme. It has attracted individual adventurous travellers for centuries. The tourism development paths have been different in various parts of the region due to differences in natural, social and political environment. ...
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Aho S., Ananyina A., Espiritu A. et al., , in: Encyclopedia of the Barents RegionVol. II: N-Y.: Oslo: Pax forlag AS, 2016. Ch. II P. 395–400.
Tourism in the Barents Region can be viewed as a part of “northern tourism”, “peripheral tourism”, “Arctic tourism” or “polar tourism”. As such it has some common features and images, like remoteness, coldness, wilderness, darkness and the northern lights in winter, the midnight sun in summer, and other extreme physical characteristics, as well as indigenous ...
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Oslo: Pax forlag AS, 2016.
A comprehensive encyclopedia of the Northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia The Barents region comprises the northernmost parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. It was established in 1993 as a result of the disintegration of the Soviet Union, and it is also the first macroregion to move beyond the Cold War's Iron ...
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