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Karelian

2022
Abstract Karelian is spoken as an autochthonous minority language in north-west Russia and in Finland. The current chapter outlines the milestones of the history of Karelians, with the focus on the millennial political developments that have defined the fate of their language, including its documentation and cultivation, which have been ...
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The Karelian Question

Cooperation and Conflict, 1998
The Karelian question shows signs of transforming from a divisive issue to a matter of cooperation. It seems to be shifting from a unresolved territorial issue involving the correction of borders towards a resource with strong European and integration-oriented connotations.
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Finnish Project: Karelian Workers’ Commune

Journal of Finnish Studies, 2011
Abstract The establishment of Soviet Karelia in 1920 resulted from a captivating mix of factors: the Russian Civil War, the normalization of Finnish-Russian state relations, the institutionalization of the Soviet Union's state structure, and the emancipation of the minority nations of the former Russian empire.
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The Karelian ASSR

2002
This chapter seeks to suggest a novel approach to the study of Stalinist decision-making. It does so with a view to overcoming the dichotomy between agent-centred and structure-dominated historiographies that for so long has weakened conceptual innovation in this field.
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Karelian Landscapes

2007
“Man as a wanderer goes his own way, with the task of penetrating the world and putting meaning to work” The origin of architecture is thus the natural place seen as the point of departure from which man has developed a synthesis which has led him to settle in a specific environment.
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Narratives Around Karelianism

2011
Fingerroos, Outi 2010. Karjala utopiana. Nykykulttuurin tutkimuskeskuksen julkaisuja 100. Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän yliopiston Nykykulttuurin tutkimuskeskus. 248 pp. III. Maps. ISBN 978-951-39-3837-6.
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