P Kliueva
Biographic Data
| ID | 40038 |
|---|---|
| NAME | P Kliueva |
| GIVEN NAMES | P |
| FAMILY NAME | Kliueva |
| SIGNATURE | KLIUEVA P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5594-3952 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
“Angel with the Trumpet”: Participation of Students in the Preservation of Historical and Cultural Heritage in the 1960s–80s (the Case of the Mephist Restorers)
The main focus in our article is paid to mass, primarily student initiatives for the preservation of historical and cultural heritage in the late USSR. The emergence of a discourse on “cultural heritage” and awareness of the importance of heritage preservation helped attract students to the restoration movement, as did systematic funding of restoration work. The popularity of the student restoration movement, combined with an interest in the hist…
Forum: Preserve Not Destroy: The Anthropology of Heritage
This “Forum” discusses various aspects of critical heritage studies: the current state of this research field, its internal and external boundaries, the specifics of the Russian context, conceptual and methodological problems, current and perspective issues. The participants reflect on their personal experience of existence in the field of heritage, including a combination of an involved/applied and research position, point out the importance of …
‘And Here We’ll Have a Science Town’: Akademgorodok of the Kola Science Center as a Form of Organization of the Scientific Space in the Soviet North
The natural and climatic conditions prevailing in the Russian Arctic have a profound impact on the development of industry and science: traditional industries are inefficient here, and the process of dynamizing/revitalizing this area and adapting people and technologies to new realities requires specialized research. These circumstances have led some Northern and Arctic cities to develop the functions of ‘science cities’. The Branch of the USSR A…
Life in isolation: Survival practices in the russian north settlements during the crisis of the 1990s
Quelles pratiques de survie ont été élaborées dans les colonies du Nord de la Russie pendant les années 1990, après l’effondrement de l’économie centralisée soviétique et la destruction des liens économiques, matériels et sociaux (notamment dans les domaines des transports et de l’approvisionnement) qui liaient ces colonies à la terre ferme ? S’appuyant sur des entretiens conduits dans six colonies différentes, couvrant la région arctique russe d…
From Northern Abundance to Crises Resistance: Strategies and Survival Practices in the Russian North in the Crisis of the 1990s
The paper focuses on the analysis of survival practices in northern Russian settlements that developed in the 1990s. Most of the northern settlements were in a state of decline: changes in the socio-demographic composition and population size, transformation of the local economy, degradation of transport infrastructure, deterioration in the quality of life. The reason for the decline was the decentralization of the northern regions of the country…
Anti-Cult Movement and Religious Freedom for Religious Minorities in the Russian Arctic
In this article, using the example of the Russian Arctic, we analyze how the anti-cult movement creates the conditions for the discrimination and suppression of religious minorities. The anti-cultist (anti-sectarian) fears and phobias of the Russian establishment are closely bound to the fears of missionary activity. The change in legislation regulating missionary activity deliberately limits the activities of those religious communities, which, …
The (Un)Lost Decade of Pioneers: Preservation of Memory in Young Oil Cities of Western Siberia
Measures to Further Compromise Continue”: The Information Potential of the Special Messages of State Security Agencies in the 1950s and 1960s (Based on the Materials of the Tyumen Region)
The article is devoted to the analysis of information content of regional materials on the religious landscape of the Tyumen region. The article is based on documents from the fund of state security agencies deposited in the state archive of the socio-political history of the Tyumen region. Researchers can work with documents dated earlier than 1964. The materials describe a variety of methods of working with different faiths. In addition, the av…
“Of course, I’m a Jew, but I’m a Soviet Jew”: Multiple Identities in the Memoirs
This article analyses the issue of multiple identities manifested by the coexistence of a Soviet (non-national, civic) identity and an ethnic identity with reference to Soviet Jewry. The source base consists of personal interviews with Siberian Jews, supplemented by published interviews collected by other researchers. The key research issue is the actualisation of the Soviet and Jewish components of multiple identities. The author uses the “Sovie…
Lithuanian labor migrants and the construction of the western Siberian oil-gas complex in the late USSR
This article presents an analysis of Baltic (particularly, Lithuanian) labor migration into the interior of the USSR during the late Soviet period. The authors discuss how these Baltic labor migrants participated in the creation of infrastructure for the northern oil-gas complex in western Siberia’s Tyumen region. The data collected and subsequent research suggest that the Lithuanian road and construction industry workers, and their accompanying …
Genius loci and/or city-forming enterprise: Scientific centre as assemblage point (case study of the city of Apatity)
Based on the theory of resilience, the author analyses the role of science in the life-sustaining practices of northern cities on the example of the Kola Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (KSC RAS) in Apatity (Murmansk Region). The resilience of the territory is considered as a successful adaptation to changing conditions manifested in a crisis situation. The stability of the sociocultural resilience subsystem is ensured by the…
Leadership, communication, and conflicts among evangelicals: Analysis of relations in religious communities in the late USSR
This article examines one aspect of the life of the evangelical communities of the USSR (Baptists and Pentecostals) which found themselves gathered into a single prayer space, as a result of state religious policy that aimed to neutralize and unify them. The authors explore the internal history of this association. Forced to unite under pressure from the Stalinist regime (indeed, Pentecostals were declared an unacceptable movement by the authorit…
Training of Specialists for the Soviet Atomic Industry in the Memoirs Of Contemporaries
The article considers the training of specialists, who worked in the Soviet atomic industry, covering the period from 1945 to the 1960s - from the initiation of the Soviet Atomic Project until the establishment of atomic energy as one of the leading branches of the Soviet industry. The present study is based on published memoirs of students majoring in atomic physics and biographical narrative interviews of atomic scientists who studied at the Lo…
Leave Not Stay: Extreme Emotions of Non-Indigenous Northerners
Emigration for Religious Reasons: Soviet Pentecostals in Search of “a Better Life”
The author considers religious emigration in the late USSR with reference to Pentecostals (Christians of Evangelical Faith), focusing on the external and internal motives of emigration, measures taken by the authorities, and the attitude towards emigrants in the Protestant community. The author refers to public documents (analytical notes and reports of the Council for Religious Affairs), the ego-documents of believers (memoirs, letters, and stat…
The North is calling: The Northern attraction motif in the history of the Russian arctic development
Михаил Геннадьевич Агапов, Вера Павловна КлюеваМоей северной болезни по имени Анна
Honest Workers vs. Dissidents: Self-Presentation of Evangelical Christians in the Late Soviet Union
“The Housing Problem Only Spoiled Them…”: A Сonflict Сoncerning a Religious Building in Moscow
In Search of Own Church: Youth of the Soviet Province in the late 1980s — early 1990s
The North is calling: The Northern attraction motif in the history of the Russian arctic development
Михаил Геннадьевич Агапов, Вера Павловна КлюеваМоей северной болезни по имени Анна
Anti-Cult Movement and Religious Freedom for Religious Minorities in the Russian Arctic
In this article, using the example of the Russian Arctic, we analyze how the anti-cult movement creates the conditions for the discrimination and suppression of religious minorities. The anti-cultist (anti-sectarian) fears and phobias of the Russian establishment are closely bound to the fears of missionary activity. The change in legislation regulating missionary activity deliberately limits the activities of those religious communities, which, …
Leadership, communication, and conflicts among evangelicals: Analysis of relations in religious communities in the late USSR
This article examines one aspect of the life of the evangelical communities of the USSR (Baptists and Pentecostals) which found themselves gathered into a single prayer space, as a result of state religious policy that aimed to neutralize and unify them. The authors explore the internal history of this association. Forced to unite under pressure from the Stalinist regime (indeed, Pentecostals were declared an unacceptable movement by the authorit…
“The Housing Problem Only Spoiled Them…”: A Сonflict Сoncerning a Religious Building in Moscow
In Search of Own Church: Youth of the Soviet Province in the late 1980s — early 1990s
Leave Not Stay: Extreme Emotions of Non-Indigenous Northerners
Emigration for Religious Reasons: Soviet Pentecostals in Search of “a Better Life”
The author considers religious emigration in the late USSR with reference to Pentecostals (Christians of Evangelical Faith), focusing on the external and internal motives of emigration, measures taken by the authorities, and the attitude towards emigrants in the Protestant community. The author refers to public documents (analytical notes and reports of the Council for Religious Affairs), the ego-documents of believers (memoirs, letters, and stat…
The North is calling: The Northern attraction motif in the history of the Russian arctic development
Михаил Геннадьевич Агапов, Вера Павловна КлюеваМоей северной болезни по имени Анна
Honest Workers vs. Dissidents: Self-Presentation of Evangelical Christians in the Late Soviet Union
Leadership, communication, and conflicts among evangelicals: Analysis of relations in religious communities in the late USSR
This article examines one aspect of the life of the evangelical communities of the USSR (Baptists and Pentecostals) which found themselves gathered into a single prayer space, as a result of state religious policy that aimed to neutralize and unify them. The authors explore the internal history of this association. Forced to unite under pressure from the Stalinist regime (indeed, Pentecostals were declared an unacceptable movement by the authorit…
Training of Specialists for the Soviet Atomic Industry in the Memoirs Of Contemporaries
The article considers the training of specialists, who worked in the Soviet atomic industry, covering the period from 1945 to the 1960s - from the initiation of the Soviet Atomic Project until the establishment of atomic energy as one of the leading branches of the Soviet industry. The present study is based on published memoirs of students majoring in atomic physics and biographical narrative interviews of atomic scientists who studied at the Lo…
Genius loci and/or city-forming enterprise: Scientific centre as assemblage point (case study of the city of Apatity)
Based on the theory of resilience, the author analyses the role of science in the life-sustaining practices of northern cities on the example of the Kola Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (KSC RAS) in Apatity (Murmansk Region). The resilience of the territory is considered as a successful adaptation to changing conditions manifested in a crisis situation. The stability of the sociocultural resilience subsystem is ensured by the…
“Of course, I’m a Jew, but I’m a Soviet Jew”: Multiple Identities in the Memoirs
This article analyses the issue of multiple identities manifested by the coexistence of a Soviet (non-national, civic) identity and an ethnic identity with reference to Soviet Jewry. The source base consists of personal interviews with Siberian Jews, supplemented by published interviews collected by other researchers. The key research issue is the actualisation of the Soviet and Jewish components of multiple identities. The author uses the “Sovie…
Lithuanian labor migrants and the construction of the western Siberian oil-gas complex in the late USSR
This article presents an analysis of Baltic (particularly, Lithuanian) labor migration into the interior of the USSR during the late Soviet period. The authors discuss how these Baltic labor migrants participated in the creation of infrastructure for the northern oil-gas complex in western Siberia’s Tyumen region. The data collected and subsequent research suggest that the Lithuanian road and construction industry workers, and their accompanying …
The (Un)Lost Decade of Pioneers: Preservation of Memory in Young Oil Cities of Western Siberia
Measures to Further Compromise Continue”: The Information Potential of the Special Messages of State Security Agencies in the 1950s and 1960s (Based on the Materials of the Tyumen Region)
The article is devoted to the analysis of information content of regional materials on the religious landscape of the Tyumen region. The article is based on documents from the fund of state security agencies deposited in the state archive of the socio-political history of the Tyumen region. Researchers can work with documents dated earlier than 1964. The materials describe a variety of methods of working with different faiths. In addition, the av…
Anti-Cult Movement and Religious Freedom for Religious Minorities in the Russian Arctic
In this article, using the example of the Russian Arctic, we analyze how the anti-cult movement creates the conditions for the discrimination and suppression of religious minorities. The anti-cultist (anti-sectarian) fears and phobias of the Russian establishment are closely bound to the fears of missionary activity. The change in legislation regulating missionary activity deliberately limits the activities of those religious communities, which, …
From Northern Abundance to Crises Resistance: Strategies and Survival Practices in the Russian North in the Crisis of the 1990s
The paper focuses on the analysis of survival practices in northern Russian settlements that developed in the 1990s. Most of the northern settlements were in a state of decline: changes in the socio-demographic composition and population size, transformation of the local economy, degradation of transport infrastructure, deterioration in the quality of life. The reason for the decline was the decentralization of the northern regions of the country…
‘And Here We’ll Have a Science Town’: Akademgorodok of the Kola Science Center as a Form of Organization of the Scientific Space in the Soviet North
The natural and climatic conditions prevailing in the Russian Arctic have a profound impact on the development of industry and science: traditional industries are inefficient here, and the process of dynamizing/revitalizing this area and adapting people and technologies to new realities requires specialized research. These circumstances have led some Northern and Arctic cities to develop the functions of ‘science cities’. The Branch of the USSR A…
Life in isolation: Survival practices in the russian north settlements during the crisis of the 1990s
Quelles pratiques de survie ont été élaborées dans les colonies du Nord de la Russie pendant les années 1990, après l’effondrement de l’économie centralisée soviétique et la destruction des liens économiques, matériels et sociaux (notamment dans les domaines des transports et de l’approvisionnement) qui liaient ces colonies à la terre ferme ? S’appuyant sur des entretiens conduits dans six colonies différentes, couvrant la région arctique russe d…
“Angel with the Trumpet”: Participation of Students in the Preservation of Historical and Cultural Heritage in the 1960s–80s (the Case of the Mephist Restorers)
The main focus in our article is paid to mass, primarily student initiatives for the preservation of historical and cultural heritage in the late USSR. The emergence of a discourse on “cultural heritage” and awareness of the importance of heritage preservation helped attract students to the restoration movement, as did systematic funding of restoration work. The popularity of the student restoration movement, combined with an interest in the hist…
Forum: Preserve Not Destroy: The Anthropology of Heritage
This “Forum” discusses various aspects of critical heritage studies: the current state of this research field, its internal and external boundaries, the specifics of the Russian context, conceptual and methodological problems, current and perspective issues. The participants reflect on their personal experience of existence in the field of heritage, including a combination of an involved/applied and research position, point out the importance of …
Political science (10 works) · Law (8 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (5 works) · Memoir (5 works) · Religious studies (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works)