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Comparative Institutionalised Bilingualism in Kazan, Russia and Ãœrümqi, China / Tsakhirmaa, Sansar   Journal Article
Tsakhirmaa, Sansar Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Based upon interviews and ethnographic fieldwork conducted in Kazan (Tatarstan, Russia) and Ürümqi (Xinjiang, China), the article proposes an explanatory framework consisting of structural and agential factors to address how and why normative and implemented bilingualism may differ across ethnically based autonomous regions. It argues that higher inter-ethnic integration can boost the capacity of titular elites to bargain with the centre, leading to more formal recognition of the titular language, even if not immediately augmenting its use in daily life; conversely, a more pronounced inter-ethnic divide can serve to sustain more vigorous informal use of the titular language, while at the same time impeding improvement of its formal status.
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ID:   123907


Oh sports, you are the world! on the international youth forum / Makarov, A   Journal Article
Makarov, A Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract WITH EACH PASSING DAY, the media and sports circles are focusing increasing attention on the preparations for two major global sports events soon to take place in Russia - the Student Games in Kazan and the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. The countdown to these events we are now witnessing is raising this interest even more.
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ID:   161409


Role of orthodox missionaries in the formation of the Shors' New Identity / Kimeev, V M   Journal Article
Kimeev, V M Journal Article
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Key Words Missionaries  Orthodox  Kazan  I M Shtygashev  Orthodox mission  Shors 
Altai Spiritual Mission 
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ID:   125939


Tatarstan: the battle over Islam in Russia's heartland / Keenan, Ronan   Journal Article
Keenan, Ronan Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract KAZAN, Tatarstan-Shelves of vodka line a shop wall in Kazan, the capital of the Tatarstan republic. Just opposite, Islamic prayer beads sit in heaps on a rack. In this Russian-ruled region with a Muslim majority, bars and mosques exist side by side. A nearby store advertises clothing for Muslim women, and inside, Zulfia, one of the two female owners, helps customers with traditional headscarves and brightly colored skirts. Since she opened the store nine years ago, Zulfia says demand is increasing as women embrace Muslim traditions with a modern twist. Outside, the Kazan Kremlin, a citadel home to Tatarstan's president, stands elevated on the banks of the Kazanka River where its Islamic minarets and Orthodox domes overlook the city.
Key Words Muslim Women  Russia  Tatarstan  Muslim Majority  Kazan 
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