Migration, Displacement and Identity in Post-Soviet Russia

ISBN-13: 9780415158251 / Angielski / Miękka / 1997 / 264 str.

Hilary Pilkington

Opis

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, around 25 million ethnic Russians have found themselves constituting a politically and culturally - as well as physically - diplaced Russian minority, scattered throughout the newly independent states.

Recenzje

'This excellent book is a mine of information on one of the most pressing and topical of sociopolitical problems affecting Russia today, and is to be recommended for its insights into the processes behind the considerable movements of peoples which are still taking place.' - British East-West Journal

Spis treści

Figures and tables, Acknowledgements, Part 1: Policy and Practice - The Formation of the Russian Migration Regime, 1. Introduction, 2. Redrawing a nation's borders, 3. The legislative framework, 4. The institutional framework, 5. Putting policy into practice, Part Two: Going Home? Social and Cultural Adaptation of Refugees and Forced Migrants, Introduction: Into the field..., 6. More push than pull?, 7.Surviving the drop, 8. 'Us and them', 9. The 'other' Russians, 10. Conclusion, Bibliography, Index

O autorze

Hilary Pilkington