Osipov Igor (4 results)

Condition: new. Pages: 346 Language: Russian. Est starinnyj russkij kvest: idi tuda, ne znaju kuda, najdi to, ne znaju chto. Eto i predstoit glavnomu geroju i ego komande charodeev ot ministerstva oborony, tolko posylajut ikh otnjud ne v drugie strany, a v inoj mir. K tomu zhe po sledu idet Chernaja orda, a mestnoe bozhestvo otnjud ne gostepriimno. No im nichego ne ostaetsja, krome kak vooruzhitsja boevymi zaklinanijami, zarjadit avtomaty serebrom i sest v zacharovannuju bronemashinu. 9785992226867.

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Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Osipov Igor A.Igor Osipov, PhD is professional project and portfolio manager with long-term research interests in Arctic energy projects, intercultural communication, and decision-making models. This book is a reprint of his doctoral.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book examines contemporary models of co-existence and partnerships negotiated between local communities, government, and resource corporations in the Russian District of Purovsky (Arctic Yamal), with some reference to Russia's wider socio-cultural and political contexts and, more broadly, the circumpolar world. Yamal has Eurasia s richest oil and gas reserves, and is an important crossroads region where various geopolitical and financial interests intersect. Since 1998, a number of unique models of co-existence and participatory dialogue, involving public project reviews, and sound participation of local and indigenous activist groups have been developed and implemented in Yamal. Purovsky District has served as a unique decision-making polygon for the Northeastern Urals. Several joint community-industry-government political and economic cooperation models have been tested and their elements have subsequently been implemented in other Arctic Russian localities. This project is a fieldwork-based reflection on these important developments.