Фиона Хилл - Сибирское бремя

• Название: Сибирское бремя
• Автор: Фиона Хилл
• Издательство: Научно-образовательный форум по международным отношениям
• Жанр: Публицистика
• Год: 2007
• ISBN: 5-901981-18-9

В книге известных американских специалистов представлена оригинальная авторская концепция анализа причин и характера освоения сибирских регионов России в годы советской власти и после распада СССР в контексте политической климатологии — новой подотрасли современной науки политической экологии. С этой точки зрения книга представляет собой методологическую новацию. Авторы рассматривают вопросы развития «Русских Северов» в сравнении с опытом освоения арктических и субарктических регионов Канады, обнаруживая некоторые сходства и множественные различия, давая собственные оценки и объяснения причин проявляющихся процессов. В книге предложен один из наиболее полных и продуманных зарубежных вариантов понимания движущих мотивов, издержек и перспектив оптимального развития сибирских регионов в контексте общенациональных задач Российской Федерации.

Издание адресовано преподавателям вузов, научным сотрудникам, аспирантам и студентам, обучающимся по специальностям «политология», «экономика», «социология», «новейшая история», а также широкому кругу читателей, интересующихся историей России и СССР.

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2 Городские климатические данные Гидрометцентра России (http://meteo.mfos-pace.ru/climate/html/index.ssi).

3 John F. Griffiths. Some Problems of Regionality in Applications of Climate Change // Proceedings of the Fourteenth International Congress of Biometeorology. Ljubljana, Slovenia, September 1996. P. 384-390.

Приложение В

1 Славин С. В. Советский Север: Современное освоение и перспективы на будущее. М.: Прогресс, 1972. С. 38-39.

2 См., напр.: MichaelBradshaw. The Russian North in Transition: General Introduction // Post-Soviet Geography. April 1995. Vol. 36. No 4. P. 196.

3 Timothy Heleniak. Out-Migration and Depopulation of the Russian North during the 1990s // Post-Soviet Geography and Economics. April 1999. Vol. 40. No 3. P. 157.

Приложение Г

1 Tatiana Mikhailova. Where Russians Should Live: A Counterfactual Alternative to Soviet Location Policy. Unpublished paper. Pennsylvania State University (3 December 2002). Ph.D. diss.

2 См., напр.: Philip £ Graves. Migration and Climate // Journal of Regional Science. 1980. Vol. 20. No 2. P. 227-237; M. I. Cropper. The Value of Urban Amenities // Journal of Regional Science. 1981. Vol. 21. No 3. P 359—374; Jennifer Roback. Wages, Rents, and the Quality of Life // Journal of Political Economy. 1982. Vol 90. No 6. P. 1257-1979.

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