A Full-Text Kalmyk Expatriate Community Database
https://doi.org/10.22162/2500-1523-2019-3-425-439
Abstract
The article describes a full-text Kalmyk expatriate database containing publications by first- (1920-1930s) and second-wave (1940s) Kalmyk emigres. Materials. The database on the Kalmyk expatriate community was compiled from journal collections of the Kalmyk Scientific Center of the RAS included into the Rarity Fonds of the Alekseeva Scientific Library and Archive, as well as from other digitized works contained both in domestic and foreign libraries. Results. The paper provides a scholarly description of the database’s structure, characterizes its materials both quantitatively and qualitatively. Still, the developed database remains incomplete, some of the to-be-included published and archival sources being unavailable for a score of reasons that are essentially objective (e. g., whereabouts of the famous Eurasianist and author of ‘Genghis Khan and His Heritage’ E. Khara-Davan’s archives are actually unknown) and subjective (lack of funding and related opportunities to investigate archives and libraries of cities where first- and second-wave Kalmyk emigres used to live and work).
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Supporting agencies: The reported study was funded by government subsidy — project name ‘Socio-Political and Cultural Development of South Russia’s Peoples: a Comprehensive Research of Respective Processes’ (state reg. no. АЛАА-А19-119011490038-5).
About the Authors
Viktoriya V. Kukanova
Kalmyk Scientific Center of the RAS
Russian Federation
Cand. Sc. (Philology), Leading Research Associate, Director
Russian Federation
Cand. Sc. (Philology), Leading Research Associate, Director
Alexandra T. Bayanova
Kalmyk Scientific Center of the RAS
Russian Federation
Head of Alekseeva Scientific Library and Archive
Russian Federation
Head of Alekseeva Scientific Library and Archive
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Kukanova V.V., Bayanova A.T. A Full-Text Kalmyk Expatriate Community Database. Mongolian Studies. 2019;11(3):425-439. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.22162/2500-1523-2019-3-425-439
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