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Sounds interesting to live in Russia’s capital. What will your research be about? BTW: Mind that although it can be +18 degrees in March, it can also still freeze in May. When the central heating will...
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Hi Anouska, my research is focused on how processes of ethnic identification and community relate to feelings and experiences of security and insecurity among the N in Moscow. I know it sounds a bit...
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[...] have all been waiting. Now is the time. I did research among the CHECHENS!!! Or the Noxchi, which is the name they use to [...]
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Sounds interesting to live in Russia’s capital. What will your research be about? BTW: Mind that although it can be +18 degrees in March, it can also still freeze in May. When the central heating will...
View ArticleBy: Fieldwork 2010: Right around the corner… « Standplaats Wereld
[…] part 3 of the Fieldwork 2010 series Master’s student Katie Rabar tells us about her first impressions as a researcher […]
View ArticleBy: Fieldwork 2010″: “I felt like a brugklasser (freshman) all over again!” «...
[…] Greetings from Moscow (Laura van Deventer) […]
View ArticleBy: Laura
Hi Anouska, my research is focused on how processes of ethnic identification and community relate to feelings and experiences of security and insecurity among the N in Moscow. I know it sounds a bit...
View ArticleBy: Fieldwork 2010: Moscow (2): a bloody romance « Standplaats Wereld
[…] A few weeks ago I told you about my arrival, getting settled and first contacts with the ‘N’. Some of you have inquired about this mysterious group – who are they, what am I doing here? Although I...
View ArticleBy: Antropologie-studente bij Pauw en Witteman over aanslagen in Moskou «...
[…] Fieldwork in Moscow 1 […]
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[…] have all been waiting. Now is the time. I did research among the CHECHENS!!! Or the Noxchi, which is the name they use to […]
View ArticleBy: Fieldwork 2010: Chechens in Moscow « Standplaats Wereld
[…] have all been waiting. Now is the time. I did research among the CHECHENS!!! Or the Noxchi, which is the name they use to […]
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