Intercultural dialogues in Eurasia.
Anderson, D.G.
AberdeenВґs University of Great Britain
Pages: 77-81
Abstract
The author attracts attention of ethnosociologists to the themes significant in ethnopolicy, those appeared due to the activities of aborigines. For such purpose he carries out an analysis of some important publications on this subject matter. In these works, a wide range of questions is embraced: from "cultural interviews" of Goodman and Rivier to the idea of "recognition policy" of Taylor. The commentary of the most interesting ethnoecological and ethnopolitical solutions in Siberia is given: from development of protected territories to unstable alliance with branches of extractive and mining industries.
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