Stepan Shamin
Biographic Data
| ID | 6665559 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stepan Shamin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stepan |
| FAMILY NAME | Shamin |
| SIGNATURE | SHAMIN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1957-6571 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Transformation of the State Management System of Russian Metallurgical Enterprises on the Example of the Admiralty Lipsky Plants in the First Third of the 18th Century
The author has analyzed the first three decades of the history of the Lipsky plants. It turned out that at the first stage, in the context of the war with Sweden, they were led in “manual mode” by people who had direct access to Peter the Great. The end of the war forced the emperor to privatize the factories in 1723. After it was not possible to transfer the Lipetsk Metallurgical Complex into private hands, the government in 1725—1726 organized …
Biblioteki russkikh monastyrei v nachale pravleniia Petra I
This work focuses on Russian monastic libraries. The primary source materials are the numerous monastic inventories produced after 1701 in connection with the reestablishment of the Monastic Department (Monastyrskii prikaz). The study focuses on the middle-sized and smaller monasteries of the Russian North, Uglich and the surrounding district, as well as monasteries of the southern outskirts of the Muscovite state. The authors conclude that in th…
The Polish Triumph in Warsaw in 1661 on the Occasion of the Victories of the Polish-Lithuanian Troops of the Previous “Happy Year”
Merkuriusz Polski , 1661 . - . , , . . , . 1660
The “Years of Hardship” of the First Russian Manufacturer Andrei Denisovich Vinius
This article considers an unstudied episode in the life of Andrei Denisovich Vinius, a Dutch entrepreneur and founder of the first metallurgical plant in Russia. Previously, researchers had no information about Vinius’ business activities connected with the establishment and management of the metallurgical plant. The sources available to researchers did not prove the hypothesis that the Dutch merchant continued his trading activity. Such data can…
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The “Years of Hardship” of the First Russian Manufacturer Andrei Denisovich Vinius
This article considers an unstudied episode in the life of Andrei Denisovich Vinius, a Dutch entrepreneur and founder of the first metallurgical plant in Russia. Previously, researchers had no information about Vinius’ business activities connected with the establishment and management of the metallurgical plant. The sources available to researchers did not prove the hypothesis that the Dutch merchant continued his trading activity. Such data can…
The Polish Triumph in Warsaw in 1661 on the Occasion of the Victories of the Polish-Lithuanian Troops of the Previous “Happy Year”
Merkuriusz Polski , 1661 . - . , , . . , . 1660
Biblioteki russkikh monastyrei v nachale pravleniia Petra I
This work focuses on Russian monastic libraries. The primary source materials are the numerous monastic inventories produced after 1701 in connection with the reestablishment of the Monastic Department (Monastyrskii prikaz). The study focuses on the middle-sized and smaller monasteries of the Russian North, Uglich and the surrounding district, as well as monasteries of the southern outskirts of the Muscovite state. The authors conclude that in th…
Transformation of the State Management System of Russian Metallurgical Enterprises on the Example of the Admiralty Lipsky Plants in the First Third of the 18th Century
The author has analyzed the first three decades of the history of the Lipsky plants. It turned out that at the first stage, in the context of the war with Sweden, they were led in “manual mode” by people who had direct access to Peter the Great. The end of the war forced the emperor to privatize the factories in 1723. After it was not possible to transfer the Lipetsk Metallurgical Complex into private hands, the government in 1725—1726 organized …
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