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Beuerle, Benjamin, Dahlke, Sandra and Renner, Andreas (Eds.): Russia’s North Pacific: Centres and Peripheries, Heidelberg: Heidelberg University Publishing, 2023 (Russia and the Asia-Pacific, Volume 1). https://doi.org/10.17885/heiup.1114

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06/22/2023

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Benjamin Beuerle (Ed.), Sandra Dahlke (Ed.), Andreas Renner (Ed.)

Russia's North Pacific

Centres and Peripheries

Russia and the Asia-Pacific

The series “Russia and the Asia-Pacific” explores political, economic, social, cultural and environmental interactions of the Russian Far East within its Asian-Pacific context as well as with the Russian capital in the past and present. Its first volume addresses from a multidisciplinary perspective notably the following questions: How were and are directives from a centre thousands of kilometers away perceived and implemented by actors in this region? To which extent was and is the centre successful or how did or does it fail in integrating a region as far away from the centre as the Russian Far East in its state structures? How have notions of “centre” and “periphery” changed over time?

Benjamin Beuerle was a research fellow at the German Historical Institute Moscow (GHIM) and the scientific coordinator of the GHIM´s “Russia´s North Pacific” project between 2017 and 2022. Since March 2022 he has been a researcher at the Centre Marc Bloch (Berlin). His research interests include environmental, climate and energy histories and policies with a focus on the Soviet Union, Russia and the post-Soviet realm.

Sandra Dahlke is the Director of the German Historical Institute (DHI) in Moscow. Her research interests include the history of the Soviet Union and the history of the Tsarist Empire in the second half of the 19th century. Together with Andreas Renner (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich) she initiated the “Russia’s North Pacific” network project at the German Historical Institute in Moscow.

Andreas Renner is a historian of Eastern Europe and holds the Chair of Russian-Asian Studies at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich.

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Table of Contents
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Front matter
i-iv
Table of Contens
v-vi
Benjamin Beuerle, Sandra Dahlke, Andreas Renner
1 From the Editors
1-6
Paul B. Richardson
2 Russia’s Pacific: The End and the Beginning of Russia
7-20
Environment and Resources
Robert Kindler
3 Troubled Waters. Russo-Japanese Resource Conflicts as a Challenge for Imperial Rule in the Northern Pacific, 1900-1945
23-42
Kaminaga Eisuke
4 International Fisheries Conflicts in the Bering Sea in the First Half of the Twentieth Century: Soviet-US-Japan Triangle Relationship
43-64
Benjamin Beuerle
5 Urban Air Pollution and Environmental Engagement in the Russian Far East: Developments from Late-Soviet to Post-Soviet Times (1970s-2010s)
65-88
Migration and Transfer
David Wolff
6 Vladivostok and Intourist: Refugee Flows to the North Pacific, 1940-1941
91-110
Tobias Holzlehner
7 Life in Ruins: Forced Migration and Littoral Persistence in Chukotka
111-134
Joonseo Song
8 Post-Soviet Memory Politics of the Forgotten Victory over Japan in 1945
135-158
Representations and Norms
Yuexin Rachel Lin
9 Poison Money: The Chinese Ruble Zone in War and Revolution
161-184
Natalia Ryzhova
10 The Advanced Special Economic Zones: Over-Politicised Anti-Politics Machine
185-208
Tensions and Conflicts
Sergey Glebov
11 Blagoveshchensk Massacre and Beyond: The Landscape of Violence in the Amur Province in the Spring and Summer of 1900
211-228
Willard Sunderland
12. Afterword: Of Squids, Truffle-Hunting, and Complicated Relationships
229-238
About the Authors
239-242

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