Virginia Martin
Biographic Data
| ID | 5182410 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Virginia Martin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Virginia |
| FAMILY NAME | Martin |
| SIGNATURE | MARTIN V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Auburn University at Montgomery |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0236-7936 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Engagement with empire as norm and in practice in Kazakh nomadic political culture (1820s–1830s)
This article offers an analysis of the Kazakh nomadic political culture of the 1820s–30s with focus on two issues: (1) service and loyalty as elements of Kazakh engagement with the Russian Empire; and (2) the place in local political practice of the regional administrative offices (diwans) created for Middle Horde Kazakh nomads in 1822. While Russia’s goal was ‘bureaucratization’ and creation of ‘order’ in the steppe, in part through directing no…
Guilds, Merchants and Ulama in Nineteenth Century Iran * By Willem FLOOR
Willem Floor’s comprehensive and invaluable studies of the bazaar networks of guilds, merchants and ulema are well-known to scholars of nineteenth-century Iran. Hitherto they have only been available as articles in the Zeitschrift der Morgenlaündische Gesellschaft (ZDMG), and of course as his thesis on the guilds. They have now all been republished in one volume, which is of great advantage to a scattered scholarly community who do not always eas…
Kazakh Chinggisids, land and political power in the nineteenth century
This article tells the story of a piece of land called Syrymbet, which was the patrimony of Middle Horde khans in the eighteenth century, but which had shrunk over the course of the nineteenth century until nothing was left of it but a small plot of privately claimed property. Over this period, which saw the erection of an imperial legal-administrative structure in the steppe, the nomadic political culture and the nature of nomadic land claims wi…
Training Counselors to Facilitate the Transitions of Aging Through Group Work
Group counseling for elderly people and their caretakers is an effective, but specialized, treatment modality that should be included in counselor education curricula. Training needs and resources are described
The attributional response of males and females to noncontingent feedback
The Abinnaeus Archive
Retinoblastoma
The Abinnaeus Archive
Kazakh Chinggisids, land and political power in the nineteenth century
This article tells the story of a piece of land called Syrymbet, which was the patrimony of Middle Horde khans in the eighteenth century, but which had shrunk over the course of the nineteenth century until nothing was left of it but a small plot of privately claimed property. Over this period, which saw the erection of an imperial legal-administrative structure in the steppe, the nomadic political culture and the nature of nomadic land claims wi…
Engagement with empire as norm and in practice in Kazakh nomadic political culture (1820s–1830s)
This article offers an analysis of the Kazakh nomadic political culture of the 1820s–30s with focus on two issues: (1) service and loyalty as elements of Kazakh engagement with the Russian Empire; and (2) the place in local political practice of the regional administrative offices (diwans) created for Middle Horde Kazakh nomads in 1822. While Russia’s goal was ‘bureaucratization’ and creation of ‘order’ in the steppe, in part through directing no…
The attributional response of males and females to noncontingent feedback
Retinoblastoma
The Abinnaeus Archive
The attributional response of males and females to noncontingent feedback
Training Counselors to Facilitate the Transitions of Aging Through Group Work
Group counseling for elderly people and their caretakers is an effective, but specialized, treatment modality that should be included in counselor education curricula. Training needs and resources are described
Kazakh Chinggisids, land and political power in the nineteenth century
This article tells the story of a piece of land called Syrymbet, which was the patrimony of Middle Horde khans in the eighteenth century, but which had shrunk over the course of the nineteenth century until nothing was left of it but a small plot of privately claimed property. Over this period, which saw the erection of an imperial legal-administrative structure in the steppe, the nomadic political culture and the nature of nomadic land claims wi…
Guilds, Merchants and Ulama in Nineteenth Century Iran * By Willem FLOOR
Willem Floor’s comprehensive and invaluable studies of the bazaar networks of guilds, merchants and ulema are well-known to scholars of nineteenth-century Iran. Hitherto they have only been available as articles in the Zeitschrift der Morgenlaündische Gesellschaft (ZDMG), and of course as his thesis on the guilds. They have now all been republished in one volume, which is of great advantage to a scattered scholarly community who do not always eas…
Engagement with empire as norm and in practice in Kazakh nomadic political culture (1820s–1830s)
This article offers an analysis of the Kazakh nomadic political culture of the 1820s–30s with focus on two issues: (1) service and loyalty as elements of Kazakh engagement with the Russian Empire; and (2) the place in local political practice of the regional administrative offices (diwans) created for Middle Horde Kazakh nomads in 1822. While Russia’s goal was ‘bureaucratization’ and creation of ‘order’ in the steppe, in part through directing no…
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