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The Russian Faction in North Korea
Asian Survey, 1968Among the leadership elements in the North Korean Communist regime during its first turbulent decade were certain Koreans from the Soviet Union known together as the Russian or Soviet faction. Until it was purged around 1956, this faction played an important part in North Korean politics, being one of the four leading groups in North Korea' and having ...
Chong-Sik Lee, Ki-Wan Oh
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Cryosols of the Russian European North
2004This chapter summarizes the systematic information on the soils and soil cover of the Russian European North which before now has been known almost only by the Russian-speaking community of soil scientists.
S. V. Goryachkin, I. V. Ignatenko
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The Russian North in Circumpolar Context
Polar Geography, 2003Russia is the world's largest Arctic country and since the break up of the Soviet Union has become an even more decidedly northern country, with almost all of its territories lying to the latitudes north of the conterminous United States. Although Russia shares similar concerns with its Arctic neighbors related to environmental change and sustainable ...
Susan Crate, Mark Nuttall
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The Social Situation in the Russian North
Sociological Research, 1999Two circumstances define the character and the distinct features of social policy in the northern regions of the country. The first is the extremely harsh living conditions. Generally known, unfavorable features of this zone include months without light during the arctic night, harsh winters, isolation from urban centers, and vitamin deficiencies ...
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Russian Settlement in the North
Russian Review, 1966Raymond H. Fisher, Terence Armstrong
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Family Policy in the Russian North
Russian Education & Society, 2003In 1999 we conducted a sociological survey in the Iamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (IaNAO) with the goal of using the empirical material collected as the basis for improving the conception of social policy on the family in that region of the Russian North.
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Russian Flag at the North Pole
2018Russia’s planting of a flag on the seabed at the North Pole in 2007 set off a flurry of concern about its maritime and territorial ambitions and the potential for international conflict in the Arctic. However, the law of the sea now renders moot traditional rules of the doctrine of discovery and occupation as manifestations of sovereignty.
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Impact of Migrations on the Demographic Structures Transformation in the Russian North, 1939–2019
Regional Science Policy and Practice, 2022Andrey Smirnov +2 more
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