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D. BRANDIŠAUSKAS. 2009. Leaving footprints in the Taiga: Enacted and emplaced power and luck among the Orochen-Evenki of the Zabaikal Region in East Siberia. PhD thesis. Aberdeen.
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L. BROŽ. 2008. The spirit of explanation: Invisible causes of invisible disasters in the Altai Republic. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 75.81%
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JENANNE FERGUSON. 2013. Khanna bardyng? = Where are you going? Rural-urban connections and the fluidity of communicative practices among Sakha-Russian speakers. PhD thesis. Aberdeen.
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TATIANA P. INTIGRINOVA. 2009. Land, people and post-socialist policies in southern Siberia. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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R. KILIS. 1999. Social organisation and knowledge of the past in a Latvian Siberian village. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 71.77%
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JOSEPH J. LONG. 2010. Negotiating belonging: Ritual, performance and Buriat national culture in Pribaikal´e, southern Siberia. PhD thesis. Aberdeen.
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NADEZHDA MAMONTOVA. 2020. Spatial knowledge, language, and cognitive adaptation to landscape among Siberian Ewenki. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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KATYA MORGUNOVA. 2021. Ethnographic practice, society and politics in north-east Siberia and the Aleutian Islands, c. 1890-1917. PhD thesis. KCL.
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ALEXANDER C. OEHLER. 2016. Being between beings: Soiot hunter-herders in a sacred landscape [S. Central Siberia]. Ph.D. thesis. Aberdeen.
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J.P. ROUND. 2002. The social costs of transition in post-Soviet Russia: A case study of Magadan Oblast. Ph.D. thesis. Birmingham.
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VERONIKA V. SIMONOVA. 2013. Living Taiga memories: How landscape creates remembering among Evenkis in the North Baikal, Siberia. PhD thesis. Aberdeen.
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MAŁGORZATA STELMASZYK. 2018. Turbulent being(s): Proliferating curses and shamanic practice in post-Soviet Kyzyl, Tuva. PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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DOROTA SZAWARSKA. 2010. Kinship: an ambivalent interpretation: The case of Sakhalin Korean repatriates. PhD thesis. London (SOAS).
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