Vol. 13 No. 2 (2019)

Published: 2019-12-16

Editorial

Sciences of the Nation under Soviet Rule: Ethnography and Folkloristics in the Baltic Republics

Indrek Jääts

i–iv
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Articles (special issue)

Favourite Research Topics of Estonian Ethnographers under Soviet Rule

Indrek Jääts

1–15
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A Folklorist in the Soviet Spotlight

Rita Treija

16–32
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The Role of Ethnographers in the Invention of Socialist Traditions in the Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic

Ilze Boldāne-Zeļenkova

33–47
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Ethnographic Research in Soviet Latvia – The Source of a Stronger National Identity

Anete Karlsone

48–70
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The Regional Studies Movement in Soviet Lithuania

Vida Savoniakaitė

71–89
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Articles (regular)

Between Abjection and World-Making: Spatial Dynamics in the Lives of Indonesian Waria

Terje Toomistu

90–107
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Oromo Proverbs and Proverbial Expressions in the Customary Judicial System in Ethiopia

Megersa Regassa Tolasa, Dejene Gemechu Chala

108–123
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Notes and Reviews

Sacred Geographies and Identity Claims: The Revival of Sacred Sites in the Post-Soviet Space

Lili Di Puppo, Jesko Schmoller

124–127
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Sufis, Shrines, and the State in Tajikistan

Benjamin Gatling

128–130
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Sacred Geographies in the Eurasian Steppe: The Aqkol Shrine as a Symbol of Kazakh Ethnicity and Religiosity

Ulan Bigozhin

131–133
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When Sacred Sites Become Symbols of Nationhood

Aimar Ventsel

134–136
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Sacred Sites and Not-So-Dirty Money in Daghestan, North Caucasus

Iwona Kaliszewska

137–139
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Sacred Landscapes Through the Lens of Religious Nationalism

Sergei Shtyrkov

140–142
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The Revival of Sacred Sites in the Urals: The Local and Beyond

Lili Di Puppo, Jesko Schmoller

143–145
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