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Традиционное природопользование в приграничной Карелии и государство (XIII-XVII вв. )

Традиционное природопользование в приграничной Карелии и государство (XIII-XVII вв. )

Abstract

Статья характеризует систему природопользования в приграничной Карелии в Средние века и начале Нового времени. Карельское приграничье выступает как относительное территориальное единство, получившее название «Корельская земля». Автор доказывает первенство крестьянского освоения края по сравнению с его административно-территориальным оформлением и созданием на местах структур государственного управления. Крестьянское самоуправление опиралось на собственное общинное устройство, а государственная власть включила этот сложившийся порядок в свою политико-правовую систему. Русско-шведские контакты в приграничье учитывали данные обстоятельства даже при проведении конфликтного пограничного размежевания в 1621 г.

The paper describes the system of nature use in border areas of Karelia in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Era. Border areas of Karelia are regarded as a relatively integral spatial unit called «Korela land». The author argues people had begun using the land for farming before it was administratively drawn up and governmental bodies were established there. Peasants' self-government relied on community arrangements, and state government integrated this order into its political and legal system. Russian-Swedish contacts in the border area took these circumstances into account even in conflict-necessitated border demarcation in 1621.

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КОРЕЛЬСКАЯ ЗЕМЛЯ, КРЕСТЬЯНСКОЕ ОСВОЕНИЕ, ТРАДИЦИОННОЕ ПРИРОДОПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕ, ОБЩИНА, САМОУПРАВЛЕНИЕ, ПОЛИТИКО-ПРАВОВАЯ СИСТЕМА

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