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In this paper, the changing paradigm of the Chinese government’s response to the Arctic region is examined, with special focus on the increasing engagement of the non-Arctic state within the region, w...

In the post-Soviet space, the dynamics of the electoral process serve as an indicator of the level of civic engagement and trust in institutions, which is particularly evident in the examples of Kazak...

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Resource-rich countries frequently exhibit fiscal behavior that reinforces economic fluctuations. This article evaluates the procyclicality of Kazakhstan’s public finances and examines whether recent ...

For citation: Nadirova, G. (2026). [Review of Tourism as memory-making: Russian tourism in the shadow of empire]. Eurasian Research Journal, 8(1), 109-111. https://doi.org/10.53277/2519-2442-2026.1-06