Indigenous political and property rights and economic/environmental reform in Northwest Siberia. OSHERENKO, G. Post-Soviet Geography, 36(4):225–237, 1995.
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An American specialist on environmental law with extensive field experience in the Russian Arctic outlines changes affecting land tenure relationships and traditional economies of northern peoples as a result of oil and gas development. Particuler emphasis is placed on the Yamal Peninsula, where economic transition, natural gas extraction, and pipeline construction are disrupting reindeer-herding operations based on large-scale seasonal migration within extensive sovkhozy. the author presents several possble variants for the transfer of land rights from state farm ownership to private or cooperative entities and describes the implications of each (based on the experience in Alaska and Canada) for retention of indigenous culture and sustainable resource development.
@article{osherenko_indigenous_1995,
	series = {Arctic / {Subarctic}},
	title = {Indigenous political and property rights and economic/environmental reform in {Northwest} {Siberia}},
	volume = {36},
	url = {https://doi.org/10.1080/10605851.1995.10640990},
	doi = {10.1080/10605851.1995.10640990},
	abstract = {An American specialist on environmental law with extensive field experience in the Russian Arctic outlines changes affecting land tenure relationships and traditional economies of northern peoples as a result of oil and gas development. Particuler emphasis is placed on the Yamal Peninsula, where economic transition, natural gas extraction, and pipeline construction are disrupting reindeer-herding operations based on large-scale seasonal migration within extensive sovkhozy. the author presents several possble variants for the transfer of land rights from state farm ownership to private or cooperative entities and describes the implications of each (based on the experience in Alaska and Canada) for retention of indigenous culture and sustainable resource development.},
	language = {en},
	number = {4},
	journal = {Post-Soviet Geography},
	author = {OSHERENKO, Gail},
	year = {1995},
	keywords = {Region: Arctic / Subarctic, Language: English, Country: Russia},
	pages = {225--237},
}

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