У А Винокурова
Biographic Data
| ID | 5665539 |
|---|---|
| NAME | У А Винокурова |
| GIVEN NAMES | У А |
| FAMILY NAME | Винокурова |
| SIGNATURE | ВИНОКУРОВА У А |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arctic State Institute of Culture and Arts |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Educational Institutions as a Resource for the Urbanization of Indigenous People
This article explores the role of higher education institutions in the development of indigenous cultures in the Arctic city of Yakutsk. Although indigenous cultures have historically been related to traditional subsistence activities and a rural lifestyle, the growing urbanization of indigenous people brings new challenges and opportunities. The article draws on statistical data, as well as qualitative data from the Institute of Languages and Cu…
Indigenous Peoples of Siberia and the Challenges of the Twenty-First Century
The article provides a review of various strategies the peoples of Siberia undertake to reestablish their identity, their cultural identity, and rights to their land. The article aims to analyze the modern challenges that the indigenous peoples of Siberia face and their responses to such challenges. The article presents five models of survival strategies used by the peoples of Siberia
Якутские ценности в начале XXI века
В статье представлено исследование ценностей народа саха — якутов в их современном состоянии. Этнические ценности, сохраняя сущностную неизменность, подвержены межкультурной и внутрикультурной вариативности и со временем могут переструктуироваться в новые иерархические структуры в зависимости от изменения функционального или смыслового значения. Решается научная проблема выделения и изучения ценностей этнической культуры, являющихся значимыми и д…
Energy-Informational Processes in the Arctic Person
This article uses dramatic survival narratives to argue for a scientific basis for extrasensory perception and for certain zones of particular receptivity to energy-based information flows. Using data focused on the North, claims are made that in the Arctic, frozen conditions are particularly conducive to the preservation and repetition of time and space anomalies. Among the Turkic Sakha [Yakut], this manifests itself in the folk wisdom of Tengri…
Nationalism, interethnic relations and federalism
THE WAR IN CHECHNYA has forced painful reassessments of the nature of the Russian Federation. Far from enhancing 'stability', it has increased the danger of polarisation that many in Russia's republics wish to avoid. Yet assumptions of an inherent contradiction between various nationalisms and federalism may be premature. When definitions of nationalism and federalism remain flexible, room for negotiation is still possible in the Russian Federati…
The road to hell is paved with good intentions
Review of V. Leksin and Ye. Andreyeva, Regional'naya politika v kontekste novoy Rossiyskoy situatsii i novoy metodologii yeye izucheniya [Regional Policy in the Context of the New Russian Situation and New Methodology for Its Study]. Moscow, Ekopos, 1993.1
The Ethnopolitical Situation in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is an active participant in the intensive political life of the Russian Federation. Its government is undertaking steps toward self-reliant foreign-policy relations and is conducting a complex intrarepublic policy. Despite apparent sociopolitical stability in the republic, many multifaceted events are occurring, forming targeted activities of the legislative and executive structures of power and laying the groundwo…
Nationalism, interethnic relations and federalism
THE WAR IN CHECHNYA has forced painful reassessments of the nature of the Russian Federation. Far from enhancing 'stability', it has increased the danger of polarisation that many in Russia's republics wish to avoid. Yet assumptions of an inherent contradiction between various nationalisms and federalism may be premature. When definitions of nationalism and federalism remain flexible, room for negotiation is still possible in the Russian Federati…
The Ethnopolitical Situation in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is an active participant in the intensive political life of the Russian Federation. Its government is undertaking steps toward self-reliant foreign-policy relations and is conducting a complex intrarepublic policy. Despite apparent sociopolitical stability in the republic, many multifaceted events are occurring, forming targeted activities of the legislative and executive structures of power and laying the groundwo…
Educational Institutions as a Resource for the Urbanization of Indigenous People
This article explores the role of higher education institutions in the development of indigenous cultures in the Arctic city of Yakutsk. Although indigenous cultures have historically been related to traditional subsistence activities and a rural lifestyle, the growing urbanization of indigenous people brings new challenges and opportunities. The article draws on statistical data, as well as qualitative data from the Institute of Languages and Cu…
The road to hell is paved with good intentions
Review of V. Leksin and Ye. Andreyeva, Regional'naya politika v kontekste novoy Rossiyskoy situatsii i novoy metodologii yeye izucheniya [Regional Policy in the Context of the New Russian Situation and New Methodology for Its Study]. Moscow, Ekopos, 1993.1
The Ethnopolitical Situation in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is an active participant in the intensive political life of the Russian Federation. Its government is undertaking steps toward self-reliant foreign-policy relations and is conducting a complex intrarepublic policy. Despite apparent sociopolitical stability in the republic, many multifaceted events are occurring, forming targeted activities of the legislative and executive structures of power and laying the groundwo…
Nationalism, interethnic relations and federalism
THE WAR IN CHECHNYA has forced painful reassessments of the nature of the Russian Federation. Far from enhancing 'stability', it has increased the danger of polarisation that many in Russia's republics wish to avoid. Yet assumptions of an inherent contradiction between various nationalisms and federalism may be premature. When definitions of nationalism and federalism remain flexible, room for negotiation is still possible in the Russian Federati…
Energy-Informational Processes in the Arctic Person
This article uses dramatic survival narratives to argue for a scientific basis for extrasensory perception and for certain zones of particular receptivity to energy-based information flows. Using data focused on the North, claims are made that in the Arctic, frozen conditions are particularly conducive to the preservation and repetition of time and space anomalies. Among the Turkic Sakha [Yakut], this manifests itself in the folk wisdom of Tengri…
Якутские ценности в начале XXI века
В статье представлено исследование ценностей народа саха — якутов в их современном состоянии. Этнические ценности, сохраняя сущностную неизменность, подвержены межкультурной и внутрикультурной вариативности и со временем могут переструктуироваться в новые иерархические структуры в зависимости от изменения функционального или смыслового значения. Решается научная проблема выделения и изучения ценностей этнической культуры, являющихся значимыми и д…
Indigenous Peoples of Siberia and the Challenges of the Twenty-First Century
The article provides a review of various strategies the peoples of Siberia undertake to reestablish their identity, their cultural identity, and rights to their land. The article aims to analyze the modern challenges that the indigenous peoples of Siberia face and their responses to such challenges. The article presents five models of survival strategies used by the peoples of Siberia
Educational Institutions as a Resource for the Urbanization of Indigenous People
This article explores the role of higher education institutions in the development of indigenous cultures in the Arctic city of Yakutsk. Although indigenous cultures have historically been related to traditional subsistence activities and a rural lifestyle, the growing urbanization of indigenous people brings new challenges and opportunities. The article draws on statistical data, as well as qualitative data from the Institute of Languages and Cu…
Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Arctic (2 works)