Society and Culture of Nomads written in traditional Mongolian script have been published
Two books written in traditional Mongolian script have been published by the International Institute for the Study[…]
‘Knowledge Hub’ opening ceremony
The International Institute for the Study of Nomadic Civilizations, under the auspices of UNESCO, successfully organized the[…]
“The Beliefs and Worship of the Mongols” volume by researcher Uigudai Manlai originally published in the traditional Mongolian script.
In celebration of the Year of the National Script, in collaboration of the International Institute for the[…]
The Mongolian Cultural Day” cultural event was successfully organized in the Czech republic.
The Mongolian Cultural Day” cultural event was successfully organized in the Czech republic. In celebration of the[…]
180 books sent through the ‘Read Japan Project’ to the Knowledge Hub Library, IISNC.
As part of the “READ JAPAN PROJECT,” His Excellency Mr. Igawahara Masaru, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of[…]
ncyclopedic Dictionary of Mongolian Culture by S. Dulam launched
The International Institute for the Study of Nomadic Civilizations under the auspices of UNESCO operates in the[…]
The first two volumes of the series “Oral Histories of Nomads” have been jointly published.
The first two volumes of the series “Oral Histories of Nomads” have been jointly published in Mongolian[…]
“Nomadic Ethics and Intercultural Dialogue” publishing
IISNC successfully organized “Nomadic Ethics and Intercultural Dialogue” within the framework of the subordinate objective of creating[…]
A memorandum of understanding
A memorandum of understanding between the International Institute for the Study of Nomadic Civilizations under the auspices[…]
International Scholars Gather for “Values of Nomads” Symposium at IISNC to Explore Cultural Heritage and Traditional Knowledge
The “Values of Nomads” symposium has successfully taken place at the ‘Nomadic’ Research and Education center of[…]
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