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Jakub JAKUSIK

The Faculty of Modern Languages and Literatures

Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan

Contact

jakub.jakusik@amu.edu.pl

English
Russian
Polish
Turkish

Demography
Economy
Ethnography
Ethnology
History
History of Art
International Relations
Law
Linguistics
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology

CE Languages
- Black Sea & Caucasus
- Caspian Basin
- Central Asia
  - Turkmen
  - Dari Persian
  - Pashto
  - Baluchi
  - Brahui
  - Uzbek
  - Qaraqalpak
  - Kyrgyz
  - Kazakh
  - Uighur
  - Russian
- Central & Asian Russia
  - Russian
  - Bashkir
  - Volga Tatar
  - Chuvash
  - Udmurt
  - Komi
  - Permyak Komi
  - Mari
  - Mokcha
  - Erzya

Fieldworks
- Central Asia
- Central and Asian Russia

Historical Periods
- Central Asia by Periods
- Central and Asian Russia by Periods

Pre-modern Languages

Research Themes

alcoholism bank & banking system bilingualism censorship ceramics cinema citizenship civil society clans & clan structure ‘clash of civilisations’colonialism colonisation conflict resolution constitutional law cooking ‘corruption’cotton cuisine dastans death decolonisation democracy demography deportations diplomacy divorce drug consumption & trade economy education employment energy security environment ethnic conflicts ethnic history ‘ethnicity’ethno-genesis ethnography family relations feminism finance FSB genocide geopolitics grammar heroine production historical ethnography human rights IMF industrialisation industry international relations internet jihad KGB khans & khanates korenizatsiia law legitimacy (political and/or religious)‘localism’madrasas marriage mass-media migrations military equipment military personnel minorities (ethnic)mosques music musical instruments musicians nation, nation-building, nationalism national policies NATO NKVD nomadic societies & way of life, nomads nuclear energy opera oral tradition & creation OSCE painting photography poetry polygamy pottery privatisation puppet theatre qazis racism railway refugees regionalism religion (‘popular’)religion(s)rituals schools & schooling secularism & secularisation security & security architecture social sciences socialist realism sovets statistics theatre toponymy totalitarianism tourism toy (party)tradition transition from socialism translation & translators trans-nationalism transport travels and travellers tribes & tribalism UN UNESCO uprisings urbanisation USA USSR velayat-e faqih violence wedding & wedding rituals WWI WWII yasa youth