Peoples of Siberia at the Present Stage: National and Regional Features of Development (Narody Sibiri na sovremennom etape). 1989. In Russian.

Народы Сибири на современном этапе : Национальные и региональные особенности развития : Сборник научных трудов / Отв. ред. В. С. Шмаков. Первое издание.
Новосибирск : Издательство «Наука», Сибирское отделение, 1989. 190 с.
Мягкая издательская обложка. 20 см. Малотиражное академическое издание (Тираж 1 150 экз.).
Состояние хорошее: незначительный износ краев и легкие потертости синей бумажной обложки. Книжный блок крепкий, страницы чистые, без помет.
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Peoples of Siberia at the Present Stage : National and Regional Features of Development : Collection of Scientific Papers / Executive Editor V. S. Shmakov. First edition.
Novosibirsk : "Nauka" Publishing House, Siberian Branch, 1989. 190 pp.
Original publisher's softcover. 20 cm. Limited academic print run of 1,150 copies.
Condition good: minor edge wear and light rubbing to the blue paper wrappers. The text block is firm and internally clean, free of markings.

Published by the Siberian Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences (Institute of History, Philology, and Philosophy) during the Perestroika period, this collection of academic papers addresses the complex socio-economic, cultural, and demographic challenges faced by the indigenous peoples of Siberia and the Far North. Released in 1989, the volume reflects a transitional shift in Soviet anthropology and sociology, openly analyzing problems that arose from intensive industrial expansion in traditional territories. Topics covered include the socio-class structure of the Altai and Northern populations, interethnic interactions, the preservation of traditional reindeer-herding settlements, and the broader integration of indigenous groups into modern socialist frameworks. With a strictly limited print run of only 1,150 copies, this volume is a scarce and highly specialized resource for ethnographers, sociologists, and historians studying the late-Soviet policies regarding Siberian indigenous populations.