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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Sakhalin"”.

  1. Conceptualizing FDI in the Russian regions : Primore, Khabarovsk, and Sakhalin

    Burns, Katherine G. (Katherine Georgiana), 1964-Massachusetts Institute of Technology2003

    … East--Primorskii krai, Khabarovskii krai, and Sakhalin oblast--all of which have been the object of intense interest from foreign investors. The three developed widely variegated FDI policies: During the 1990s, Primorskii krai grew increasingly hostile to foreign investors, Khabarovsk largely …

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  2. "The ""End of the Earth"": Sakhalin Island in the Russian Imperial Imagination, 1849--1906"

    Corrado, Sharyl M.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2015

    … Russian discourses concerning colonization of Sakhalin Island from the 1850s, when explorers claimed the island as innately Russian land, to 1906, when Russia withdrew colonists after surrendering southern Sakhalin to Japan. By examining not only the ever-changing state policies toward …

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  3. "The ""end of the earth"": Sakhalin Island in the Russian imperial imagination, 1849-1906"

    Corrado, SharylUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2010

    … Russian discourses concerning colonization of Sakhalin Island from the 1850s, when explorers claimed the island as innately Russian land, to 1906, when Russia withdrew colonists after surrendering southern Sakhalin to Japan. By examining not only the ever-changing state policies toward …

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  4. The long-delayed repatriation of the Sakhalin Koreans: Cold war challenges and resolutions, 1945-1992

    Yoo, SoheeFaculty of Graduate Studies and Research, University of Regina2019

    … were forcibly mobilized to Karafuto (southern Sakhalin Island) to serve as labourers in Japan’s wartime economy. When the war ended in August 1945, the Soviet Union occupied the region and the Koreans ceased to be Japanese colonial subjects. While 99% of the Japanese in Karafuto were …

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  5. Making space for local voices: local participation in natural resource management, north-eastern Sakhalin island, the Russian far east

    Wilson, Emma ClareUniversity of Cambridge2002

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  6. Šintoistinės maldyklos už Japonijos įtakos ribų imperijos ekspansionizmo laikotarpiu /

    Alvinskas, Vilius,Institutional Repository of Vilnius University2024

    … the Empire of Japan include Taiwan, Korea, Sakhalin, Manchuria, the Republic of China, and the South Sea Islands. The regions outside the Empire are Brazil and Hawaii. The third chapter compares the practices, modes of emergence, and integration of Shinto shrines into local cultures both …

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  7. On selection and operation of an international interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel

    Burns, Joe, 1966-Massachusetts Institute of Technology2004

    … currently known as Zheleznogorsk and one on Sakhalin Island in the area of the town of Kholmsk), one is in China (in the area of the town of Xilinhot in the Nei Mongol province) and one in Australia (in the area of the city of Meekatharra in Western Australia). Safety and safeguard …

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  8. Indigenous Arctic Fish Skin Heritage: Sustainability, Craft and Material Innovation

    Palomino, Elisa2022

    … the Ainu from the Hokkaido Island in Japan and Sakhalin Island, Russia; the Hezhe from northeast China and the Saami of northern Scandinavia. 5 Arctic Indigenous Peoples believed that humans, animals and nature shared spiritual qualities. Arctic seamstresses decorated hunters’ fish skin clothing …

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