Olga Kazmina
Biographic Data
| ID | 4049006 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Olga Kazmina |
| GIVEN NAMES | Olga |
| FAMILY NAME | Kazmina |
| SIGNATURE | KAZMINA O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lomonosov Moscow State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1708-2933 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
S. A. Tokarev about Religion
S. A. Tokarev wrote on a variety of topics, yet his primary academic interest was the study of religion. He was a scholar of his time, holding Marxist views and approaching the analysis of religion from a materialistic perspective, but he never departed from strict and consistent logic, avoiding unquestioning acceptance of the official point of view. All this was clearly manifested in his contributions to the debate on religion that unfolded on t…
Years of the Department of Ethnology Of moscow university
The article covers the history of the University Department of Ethnology over the last four decades. It has been a time of radical transformations in both the socio-political and academic life of the country. The stability and healthy conservatism of the university science allowed the Department of Ethnology not only to successfully pass the period of sociopolitical, cultural, and ideological turbulence but also to significantly expand and update…
Years of the Department of Ethnology of Moscow University
The article examines the history of the University Department of Ethnology in the Soviet period in disciplinary and general historical contexts. These contexts allow us to understand the logic of the formation and development of this academic discipline at the university. Of the 85 years of ethnology’s existence at Moscow University, almost 60 years have fallen in the Soviet era. It was during the Soviet period that fundamental science in our cou…
Пища как маркер идентичности и фактор интеграции
В статье на примере США (в том числе на собранных автором полевых материалах) рассматривается роль пищи как маркера идентичности и фактора интеграции во взаимодействиях иммигрантов с местным населением. Принимающее общество диктует свои стандарты, которым иммигранты вынуждены следовать по крайней мере вне дома, но и их сохраняющиеся на бытовом, домашнем уровне привычные элементы транслируются вовне. Пища выступает рычагом, одновременно очерчивающ…
Religion in the structure of cultural identities in Russia
Sociological surveys show that most citizens of Russia identify with specific religious traditions. At the same time, most of the surveys about religious make-up, show a big gap between the number of those who consider themselves to be believers and those who actually practice their religious beliefs (that is, attend religious services, pray regularly, and observe religious doctrines and rituals). Moreover, there are also those who do not call th…
Megachurches in the USA
C, , 2011-2017
Serving God, helping a neighbour, and cooperating with the state. US Christian organisations' social work among refugees
The most patchwork square mile
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Re-Imagination of Religion in Post-Soviet Society
This article examines post-Soviet types of religious development and re-imagining of religion based on the case studies of two post-Soviet countries—Russia and Ukraine. The comparative analysis of these two cases has been focused on issues that could expose the current religious situation which is influenced by the common Soviet and pre-Soviet past and new current trends of social development in two independent states. This analysis aims to answe…
The Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Ingria and Its Role in the Life of Finnish Ingermanlanders
The Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Ingria has a long and complicated history. As is known, in 1617, under the Stolbov Peace Treaty, Russia gave Sweden the southern coast of the Gulf of Finland, the Karelian Isthmus, and the area along the north shore of Lake Ladoga [Severnoe Priladozh'e]. In the Treaty, this entire territory was called Ingermanland, which corresponded terminologically to the Finnish Inkeri and the Russian Ingria, Izhorskaia Zemli…
Ethnodemographic Processes in the Russian Federation
An analysis of the ethnodemographic development of a country is impossible without first familiarizing oneself with the ethnic composition of its population
Fundamentals of Ethnodemography Preface to an Instruction Manual
A course in ethnic demography did not exist in higher educational establishments, either in Russia or in republics of the former USSR, until 1991. There were two reasons why such an interesting course—and an extremely important one under the conditions of a multinational state—was ignored. The first concerns the young age of the scholarly discipline itself, which has arisen relatively recently at the convergence of ethnology and demography and ha…
Re-Imagination of Religion in Post-Soviet Society
This article examines post-Soviet types of religious development and re-imagining of religion based on the case studies of two post-Soviet countries—Russia and Ukraine. The comparative analysis of these two cases has been focused on issues that could expose the current religious situation which is influenced by the common Soviet and pre-Soviet past and new current trends of social development in two independent states. This analysis aims to answe…
Religion in the structure of cultural identities in Russia
Sociological surveys show that most citizens of Russia identify with specific religious traditions. At the same time, most of the surveys about religious make-up, show a big gap between the number of those who consider themselves to be believers and those who actually practice their religious beliefs (that is, attend religious services, pray regularly, and observe religious doctrines and rituals). Moreover, there are also those who do not call th…
Serving God, helping a neighbour, and cooperating with the state. US Christian organisations' social work among refugees
Ethnodemographic Processes in the Russian Federation
An analysis of the ethnodemographic development of a country is impossible without first familiarizing oneself with the ethnic composition of its population
Fundamentals of Ethnodemography Preface to an Instruction Manual
A course in ethnic demography did not exist in higher educational establishments, either in Russia or in republics of the former USSR, until 1991. There were two reasons why such an interesting course—and an extremely important one under the conditions of a multinational state—was ignored. The first concerns the young age of the scholarly discipline itself, which has arisen relatively recently at the convergence of ethnology and demography and ha…
The Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Ingria and Its Role in the Life of Finnish Ingermanlanders
The Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Ingria has a long and complicated history. As is known, in 1617, under the Stolbov Peace Treaty, Russia gave Sweden the southern coast of the Gulf of Finland, the Karelian Isthmus, and the area along the north shore of Lake Ladoga [Severnoe Priladozh'e]. In the Treaty, this entire territory was called Ingermanland, which corresponded terminologically to the Finnish Inkeri and the Russian Ingria, Izhorskaia Zemli…
Re-Imagination of Religion in Post-Soviet Society
This article examines post-Soviet types of religious development and re-imagining of religion based on the case studies of two post-Soviet countries—Russia and Ukraine. The comparative analysis of these two cases has been focused on issues that could expose the current religious situation which is influenced by the common Soviet and pre-Soviet past and new current trends of social development in two independent states. This analysis aims to answe…
The most patchwork square mile
(, ), , . , , , . : ( )
Serving God, helping a neighbour, and cooperating with the state. US Christian organisations' social work among refugees
Megachurches in the USA
C, , 2011-2017
Religion in the structure of cultural identities in Russia
Sociological surveys show that most citizens of Russia identify with specific religious traditions. At the same time, most of the surveys about religious make-up, show a big gap between the number of those who consider themselves to be believers and those who actually practice their religious beliefs (that is, attend religious services, pray regularly, and observe religious doctrines and rituals). Moreover, there are also those who do not call th…
Пища как маркер идентичности и фактор интеграции
В статье на примере США (в том числе на собранных автором полевых материалах) рассматривается роль пищи как маркера идентичности и фактора интеграции во взаимодействиях иммигрантов с местным населением. Принимающее общество диктует свои стандарты, которым иммигранты вынуждены следовать по крайней мере вне дома, но и их сохраняющиеся на бытовом, домашнем уровне привычные элементы транслируются вовне. Пища выступает рычагом, одновременно очерчивающ…
S. A. Tokarev about Religion
S. A. Tokarev wrote on a variety of topics, yet his primary academic interest was the study of religion. He was a scholar of his time, holding Marxist views and approaching the analysis of religion from a materialistic perspective, but he never departed from strict and consistent logic, avoiding unquestioning acceptance of the official point of view. All this was clearly manifested in his contributions to the debate on religion that unfolded on t…
Years of the Department of Ethnology Of moscow university
The article covers the history of the University Department of Ethnology over the last four decades. It has been a time of radical transformations in both the socio-political and academic life of the country. The stability and healthy conservatism of the university science allowed the Department of Ethnology not only to successfully pass the period of sociopolitical, cultural, and ideological turbulence but also to significantly expand and update…
Years of the Department of Ethnology of Moscow University
The article examines the history of the University Department of Ethnology in the Soviet period in disciplinary and general historical contexts. These contexts allow us to understand the logic of the formation and development of this academic discipline at the university. Of the 85 years of ethnology’s existence at Moscow University, almost 60 years have fallen in the Soviet era. It was during the Soviet period that fundamental science in our cou…
Sociology (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Law (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Ethnic group (3 works) · Ethnology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)