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Iraida V Nam

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ID4166008
NAMEIraida V Nam
GIVEN NAMESIraida V
FAMILY NAMENam
SIGNATURENAM I V
AFFILIATIONSDepartment of Anthropology and Ethnology, Faculty of History and Political Studies Tomsk State University Tomsk Russia
ORCID0000-0002-3636-7539
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Non‐territorial autonomy in Russia during the revolution and the civil war

    Open Access•Iraida V Nam•ARTICLE•Nations and Nationalism•2025•References: 11

    This paper provides an overview of the numerous attempts at implementing the idea of non‐territorial autonomy (NTA) during the revolution and civil war in Russia in 1917–1922, when the fate of the disintegrating multinational empire was being discussed. Projects of Russian political parties offered various options for the implementation of NTA—from a universal model for solving national problems to an alternative to the territorial option and to …

  • Forced Migration of the Roma to Western Siberia in 1933 as an Element of State Policy of the North Development

    Open Access•Iraida V Nam•ARTICLE•RUDN Journal of Russian History•2024

    The history of the forced migration of Roma in 1933 from Moscow and the Moscow region to Western Siberia and their life in the conditions of a labor settlement was reconstructed. The study was carried out on the basis of correlating the published archival sources identified by the author with memories and testimonies of eyewitnesses and participants in the events recorded in the 1990s - early 2000s. It is shown that the deportation of the Roma to…

  • National-Cultural Organizations in the Siberian Ethnic and Migrant Urban Infrastructure

    Victor Dyatlov, Iraida V Nam•ARTICLE•Ideas and Ideals•2021

    The article explores one of the major points of contradiction in the interests and roles of Siberian urban actors with regard to so-called ‘national-cultural’ organizations (natsional'no-kul'turnye organizatsii, NKO, also known as natsional'no-kul'turnye avtonomii, NKA), ‘national-cultural’ associations, centers, foundations, etc., all of which are ethnic organizations. Specifically, it looks into why and how these organizations have become the c…

  • National-Cultural Organisations in Contemporary Siberian Cities

    Victor Dyatlov, Iraida V Nam•ARTICLE•Ideas and Ideals•2020

    The so-called ‘national-cultural’ (natsional'no-kul'turnye organizatsii, NKO, or natsional'no-kul'turnye avtonomii, NKA), or ethnicity-based organisations, that started to emerge in Russia at the turn of the Soviet and the post-Soviet epochs have become an ordinary attribute of the country’s urban space. We were interested in the question of why and how these organizations have found themselves at the intersection of ethnic and migration discours…

  • Developing bachelor and master degree programmes in anthropology without an anthropology department

    Open Access•Iraida V Nam, Zhanna А Rozhneva•ARTICLE•Sibirskie istoricheskie…•2018

    БАКАЛАВРИАТ И МАГИСТРАТУРА ПО АНТРОПОЛОГИИ БЕЗ ПРОФИЛЬНОЙ КАФЕДРЫ

  • Contemporary Transformations of Ethnology/Anthropology in Russia

    Open Access•D Funk, Irina Nam et al.•ARTICLE•Folklore Electronic Journal of…•2017

    Exactly two years ago, in the 63rd volume of Folklore: Electronic Journal of Folklore, our colleagues Aimar Ventsel and Natalia Struchkova published their reflection on some of the many problems that exist in the post-Soviet academic anthropology -among them the problem of relationships between academic traditions and academic writing culture (Ventsel & Struchkova 2016: 121-126)

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  • Contemporary Transformations of Ethnology/Anthropology in Russia

    Open Access•D Funk, Irina Nam et al.•ARTICLE•Folklore Electronic Journal of…•2017

    Exactly two years ago, in the 63rd volume of Folklore: Electronic Journal of Folklore, our colleagues Aimar Ventsel and Natalia Struchkova published their reflection on some of the many problems that exist in the post-Soviet academic anthropology -among them the problem of relationships between academic traditions and academic writing culture (Ventsel & Struchkova 2016: 121-126)

  • Developing bachelor and master degree programmes in anthropology without an anthropology department

    Open Access•Iraida V Nam, Zhanna А Rozhneva•ARTICLE•Sibirskie istoricheskie…•2018

    БАКАЛАВРИАТ И МАГИСТРАТУРА ПО АНТРОПОЛОГИИ БЕЗ ПРОФИЛЬНОЙ КАФЕДРЫ

  • National-Cultural Organisations in Contemporary Siberian Cities

    Victor Dyatlov, Iraida V Nam•ARTICLE•Ideas and Ideals•2020

    The so-called ‘national-cultural’ (natsional'no-kul'turnye organizatsii, NKO, or natsional'no-kul'turnye avtonomii, NKA), or ethnicity-based organisations, that started to emerge in Russia at the turn of the Soviet and the post-Soviet epochs have become an ordinary attribute of the country’s urban space. We were interested in the question of why and how these organizations have found themselves at the intersection of ethnic and migration discours…

  • National-Cultural Organizations in the Siberian Ethnic and Migrant Urban Infrastructure

    Victor Dyatlov, Iraida V Nam•ARTICLE•Ideas and Ideals•2021

    The article explores one of the major points of contradiction in the interests and roles of Siberian urban actors with regard to so-called ‘national-cultural’ organizations (natsional'no-kul'turnye organizatsii, NKO, also known as natsional'no-kul'turnye avtonomii, NKA), ‘national-cultural’ associations, centers, foundations, etc., all of which are ethnic organizations. Specifically, it looks into why and how these organizations have become the c…

  • Forced Migration of the Roma to Western Siberia in 1933 as an Element of State Policy of the North Development

    Open Access•Iraida V Nam•ARTICLE•RUDN Journal of Russian History•2024

    The history of the forced migration of Roma in 1933 from Moscow and the Moscow region to Western Siberia and their life in the conditions of a labor settlement was reconstructed. The study was carried out on the basis of correlating the published archival sources identified by the author with memories and testimonies of eyewitnesses and participants in the events recorded in the 1990s - early 2000s. It is shown that the deportation of the Roma to…

  • Non‐territorial autonomy in Russia during the revolution and the civil war

    Open Access•Iraida V Nam•ARTICLE•Nations and Nationalism•2025•References: 11

    This paper provides an overview of the numerous attempts at implementing the idea of non‐territorial autonomy (NTA) during the revolution and civil war in Russia in 1917–1922, when the fate of the disintegrating multinational empire was being discussed. Projects of Russian political parties offered various options for the implementation of NTA—from a universal model for solving national problems to an alternative to the territorial option and to …

Sociology (5 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (3 works) · Soviet and Russian History (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Ethnic group (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Politics (2 works)

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