ETHNICITY: SUSTAINABILITY AND CHANGEABILITY (THE CASE OF THE NORTH)

Golovnev, Andrei

PII

S0869-54150000392-4-

DOI

10.31857/S50000392-4-1

Publication type

Article

Status

Published

Authors

Andrei Golovnev

Volume/ Edition

Volume / Issue 2

Pages

3-12

Abstract

The article critically examines the history of formation of the nomenclature of indigenous peoples of the Russian/Soviet North, and the part that personal preferences and ideological attitudes of politicians and scholars had played in it. The author analyzes the connection between aspects of modernism and postmodernism and the theoretical construction of ethnogenesis. He discusses various clichés that had formed in the Soviet rhetoric and the opposition of “stability–changeability” as applied to the people of the North.

Keywords

Ethnicity, ethnic history, ethnogenesis, indigenous peoples of the North, ethnonyms, sustainable development concept, modern, postmodern

Date of publication

01.03.2012

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603

References

GOST	Golovnev A. ETHNICITY: SUSTAINABILITY AND CHANGEABILITY (THE CASE OF THE NORTH) // Ethno review. – 2012. – Issue 2 C. 3-12 .
MLA	Golovnev, Andrei "ETHNICITY: SUSTAINABILITY AND CHANGEABILITY (THE CASE OF THE NORTH)." Ethno review. 2 (2012).:3-12.
APA	Golovnev A. (2012). ETHNICITY: SUSTAINABILITY AND CHANGEABILITY (THE CASE OF THE NORTH). Ethno review. no. 2, pp.3-12

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