Региональное конструирование Карельской Автономии
SUMMARY: Russian (eastern) Karelia was for the first time in its history united into a single administrative unit on 7 June 1920. The resolution which the All-Russian Central Executive Committee issued the following day stated simply that “to fight for the social emancipation of the Karelian workers...
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crjohnshopkinsun:10.1353/imp.2002.0062 2024-03-03T08:42:23+00:00 Региональное конструирование Карельской Автономии Барон, Ник 2002 http://dx.doi.org/10.1353/imp.2002.0062 en eng Project MUSE Ab Imperio volume 2002, issue 2, page 279-308 ISSN 2164-9731 Sociology and Political Science History journal-article 2002 crjohnshopkinsun https://doi.org/10.1353/imp.2002.0062 2024-02-03T23:20:35Z SUMMARY: Russian (eastern) Karelia was for the first time in its history united into a single administrative unit on 7 June 1920. The resolution which the All-Russian Central Executive Committee issued the following day stated simply that “to fight for the social emancipation of the Karelian workers,” a “regional unit” to be named the Karelian Labour Commune should be formed in the areas of Olonets and Arkhangelsk gubernii populated by Karelians. The lack of precise directives, as to the new region’s purpose, administrative status and territory, was a measure of the contradictions, conflicting aspirations and countervailing tensions of ideology and exigency inherent in Soviet policy-making in the early 1920’s. This paper considers debates and conflicts over Karelia’s spatial construction in relation to the development of Soviet foreign, national and economic policy in this period. Article in Journal/Newspaper Arkhangelsk karelian karelians Johns Hopkins University Press Ab Imperio 2002 2 279 308 |
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SUMMARY: Russian (eastern) Karelia was for the first time in its history united into a single administrative unit on 7 June 1920. The resolution which the All-Russian Central Executive Committee issued the following day stated simply that “to fight for the social emancipation of the Karelian workers,” a “regional unit” to be named the Karelian Labour Commune should be formed in the areas of Olonets and Arkhangelsk gubernii populated by Karelians. The lack of precise directives, as to the new region’s purpose, administrative status and territory, was a measure of the contradictions, conflicting aspirations and countervailing tensions of ideology and exigency inherent in Soviet policy-making in the early 1920’s. This paper considers debates and conflicts over Karelia’s spatial construction in relation to the development of Soviet foreign, national and economic policy in this period. |
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Региональное конструирование Карельской Автономии |
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Региональное конструирование Карельской Автономии |
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Региональное конструирование Карельской Автономии |
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региональное конструирование карельской автономии |
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