About Timofei Tarakanov: Revealing the Documents of the State Archive of Kursk Region

Memories from the Detached Lands. Soviet Forceful Resettlement policy in the Eyes of the Chechens, Ingush and Khevsurs (1940 -50s) lo"1l'jj,:lil'. liI"l r" ""e..uruon , naionar poLry ohard\ dJrreFnr e.rru(irie" ano e.p\ia y ro_(etur rpsetrkrpnr5 arFSpnerauy drlra(rive and popula opics tor -Fseucn rhh papFr tow;vp: fo cuses on ths leseFt(noM cases witiin rhe broader conrut, or U,. "*!", ",,.^ioing ,p"rin."[yir,. l1.j:3 ::::,ll'*l *o:,""ces o, Lhe Kr,"vsu*. ceo,$an noun diree6.,0.h" rowkn;" orc,;,sk. arq mernecnen ar d {ne rngush peopte5. who were depofled ro lne cenrral A.ian r"pubLic. o"tuzJdstan and &agyrsran. While the officiat Sovier discou|se on rcsetu€menr was pr€donhantly propagand_ isuc, this research aims to shed tight on |he nnoftcial Nstori* una ,ntota ,toriu, r., jn "inig"" emtions of fte (hevsus, Chechens and rhe rngxsh sy anat),sing orat hhtortes Ltis researctr presLts expenences or extle of these $oups, unvejung thejr complex generational memories of trama and changs in Ife. xeywords: sovlet 1jme, soviet forceirl rcsettlement, resetrlem€nt haurna, resettlenenr historJl sovjet

System Informatics

This work is dedicated to an Estonian scientist in Computer Science, Enn Tyugu (1935-2020). The two landmark events of his biography are his deportation in 1941 and his interest in computers. The topic appears relevant since in the post-Soviet (the same as in the USSR) environment research on the life paths of the representatives of deported nations was scarce; we know little about their life and the life of their progeny; there are no studies or ego-documents shedding light on the everyday aspect of their lives in deportation. We will not elaborate on the issue of access of science and technology specialists (technocrats) to political power and administrative decision-making and will limit our interest to their socio-professional identities.

2010

Etnološka istraživanja, 2022

Routledge eBooks, 2022

This crucial, timely volume not only explicates the political situation of Kashmir; it o ers a paradigm-shifting example of place as relational praxis. From the critique of area studies and state-centric analytics to the attention to the ethics of knowledge production, the editors and contributors make a trenchant case for why Kashmir both illuminates and connects with numerous other liberation movements around the world. As such, the Routledge Handbook of Critical Kashmir Studies is a brilliant envisioning of scholarship as solidarity that draws together and transforms indigenous, decolonial, intersectional and transnational thought." -Jasbir K. Puar, Professor and Graduate Director of Women's and Gender Studies at Rutgers University; author of Terrorist Assemblages and The Right to Maim "This pathbreaking interdisciplinary volume -grounded in feminist principles that are at once anti-colonial, anti-occupation, and anti-caste -brilliantly speaks to the urgency of selfdetermination for Kashmir. Challenging statist and area studies frameworks that typically privilege international relations and security studies, this rich collection features crucial epistemological interventions that enable the decolonial knowledge production necessary for political liberation -the best in Critical Kashmir Studies." -J. Kēhaulani Kauanui, Professor of American Studies and an a liate faculty member in Anthropology at Wesleyan University; author of Paradoxes of Hawaiian Sovereignty: Land, Sex, and the Colonial Politics of State Nationalism "This handbook is a vital intellectual contribution to Kashmir studies. It provides essential space for the radical thinking, the Kashmiri voices, the feminist approaches, the anti-colonial critiques that have been decisively breaking apart dominant assumptions in mainstream scholarship on Kashmir. It will prompt us to think fundamentally di erently about Kashmir, as well as more broadly about colonial occupation, about technologies of repression, about land, place, transnational solidarities, resistance, and more. And at a time when reactionary Hindu nationalism continues to take on more fascistic and Islamophobic forms, this handbook is also a crucial political contribution to knowledge and knowledge production.

The research objective is to analyze the effect of work design, organizational culture and work motivation on the performance of village officials; analyze the effect of work design and organizational culture on work motivation; analyze the effect of work design on the performance of village apparatus through work motivation; analyze the effect of organizational culture on the performance of village apparatus through work motivation. The population of this study were all village officials in the Wirosari District, Grobogan Regency, with BUMDES management activities not running, namely 63 village officials from a number of 9 villages. The sampling technique uses a saturated sample. Therefore, the number of samples taken was also 63 village officials. Data analysis techniques using smartpls. The results of the study found that all hypotheses had a positive and significant direct effect, except for work design on facilitator performance. In the mediation hypothesis, work motivation is able to mediate the influence of work design and the performance of village apparatus, but is unable to mediate the influence of organizational culture and the performance of village apparatus.

Planlama, 2005

Cambridge University Press eBooks, 1996

Synthesis lectures on engineers, technology, and society, 2024

The documentation of the working steps, the decisions made in a reconstruction, the applied method, and the results form one of the cornerstones of scientific practice. Over the centuries, scientific publication established itself with fixed basic principles, such as verifiability of methods, objectivity, disclosure of sources, comprehensibility of argumentation, accessibility of results, accuracy, reliability, and uniformity . In computer-aided, hypothetical 3D reconstruction of destroyed architecture, the application of the above basic principles faces an as yet unsolved challenge. The model creation process is rarely documented, and when it is, the documentation is usually not publicly available. The knowledge embedded in reconstructions, scientific interpretation, argumentation, and hypothesis, is in danger of being lost. Due to the lack of resources, diverse and rapidly developing software applications, modelling methods and types, no application-based method for documenting and publishing 3D models has been established. Three decades into the spread of computer-assisted 3D visualization in the research and mediation of cultural heritage, discussion of the question of what and how to document has intensified. The Internet as a publication venue seems to make sense to most. Web-based documentation requires technical infrastructures and services as well as defined scientific methods for comprehensible modeling and sustainable provision. The following chapter is dedicated to describing and clarifying these developments.

1987