Perhaps our material on the Nenets of NW Siberia might be of some
comparative assistance. It can be found at ArcticCircle
[http://www.lib.uconn.edu/ArcticCircle] under natural resources [gas
development in Yamal Peninsula] and History and Culture [Nenets].
Best regards,
Norm
mclarnon@ugrad.unbc.edu (Shauna Lea McLarnon) writes:
>
> Hello- I am presently doing my Master's degree in Political Science at
> the University of Northern British Columbia. I have chosen to focus on
> the indigenous peoples of Siberia throughout my programme and I was
> curious to see if there is anybody out there that has done work on or
> with any of these indigenous groups and/ or research about them? I would
> be interested to know who has and in what capacity, if they could write
> to me. My thesis pertains to indigenous/ state relations in Russia with
> specific reference to the minority indigenous groups ("Small Peoples")
> within the Sakha Republic (Yakutia). If anyone else out there has an
> interest in this field, I would also be happy to hear from them.
> Thankyou.
>
> Shauna McLarnon, University of Northern B.C., Prince George, Canada
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