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Значение этнонимов в структурировании "кочевых империй" Евразии

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Значение этнонимов в структурировании "кочевых империй" Евразии

Abstract

Рассматривается социальная структура «кочевых» народов Центральной Азии и Южной Сибири. Ставится проблема о значимости этнонима в сохранении этнического единства тюрко-монгольскими народами и его роли в дальнейшем структурировании их социумов как в рамках собственной государственности, так и в условиях вхождения в состав иноэтничных полиэтничных государств. Делается вывод о необходимости дальнейшего осмысления роли этнонимов и сущности социально-политических институтов, ими обозначенных, в традиционных обществах народов Евразии.

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традиционные общества, кочевые народы, этнонимы, государственность

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