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Our publications in numbers
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PAPERS
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JOURNALS
Keyword
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
TEN YEARS OF THE WORLD HERITAGE
SITE -ORKHON VALLEY CULTURAL LANDSCAPE: PAST AND PRESENT
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Hunnu (Xiongnu)
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The International Conference on Cultural Diversity of Nomads
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Nomadic Civilisations in Cross-cultural Dialogue
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Erdene-Zuu: Past, Present and Future (international conference proceedings)
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Summer School of Young Mongolists 2009
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Summer School of Young Mongolists 2008
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Dialogue between Cultures and Civilizations
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Statehood of Nomads; History and Tradition
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Nomadic peoples musical psychology
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Ethnogenesis, Culture and Lifestyle of Nomadic Peoples in Central Asia
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Summer School of Young Mongolists
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Nomadic Cultural Tradition: Mongolian dairy products
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Harmony Between Nomadic and Other Civilizations
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Chingis Khaan and Contemporary Era
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Nomadism: International Study
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Market Economy, Nomads and Technology
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Fundamental Issues Affecting Sustainability of the Mongolian Steppe
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Change and Sustainability of Pastoral Land Use Systems in Temperate and Central Asia
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Dialogue among Civilizations; Interaction between Nomadic and Other Cultures of Central Asia
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How Clean Is the Steppe? From Nomadic to Modern Ways of Utilising Various Types of Waste and Modern Technological Solutions
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Nomads migrating to the outskirts of the capital in transitional Mongolia (Cyrillic Mongolian)
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Sustainable Cashmere as DevelopmentIntroducing the Mongolian Meat Standard: What can Mongolia teach the world about meat production?Discourse in Mongolia
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The first Mongolian Wedding in the United States: by Dilova Khutukhtu’s Formulae (Cyrillic Mongolian)
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Pastoralism, Heritage, and the Politics of Scale
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HISTORICAL EXPERIENCES AND CURRENT CHALLENGES IN THE STUDY AND TEACHING OF CULTURAL STUDIES IN MONGOLIA (Cyrillic Mongolian)
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Kyrgyzstan as the Centre of the Nomad World: Tourism and the World Nomad Games
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The wheel of history and minorities’ ‘self-sacrifice’ for the Chinese nation (Cyrillic Mongolian)
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Don’t You Have to Nomadise to Be a Nomad? The Ambivalence and Misunderstandings of Kazakh Pastoral Nomadism
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A Tale of a Mongolian Christian: Analyzing the Reasons Behind Religious Conversion Among Early 20th-Century Mongols
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Nomadic Civilization and Military Innovation
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Nomads migrating to the outskirts of the capital in transitional Mongolia
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Aristocratic and Neoliberal Oligarchy Compared: Examining the Property Regimes of Mongolia’s Pre- and Post-Socialist Ruling Elites
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Clarifying the golden kings of the Jin Dynasty mentioned in the “Secret History of Mongols”
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