Мобильность и ограниченная (низкая) мобильность в Монгольской империи
https://doi.org/10.53315/2782-3377-2021-1-1-103-113
Аннотация
Перевод выполнен по изданию Schorkowitz D. (2020). Mobility and immobility in the Mongol empire. Mongolovedenie. Vol. 12. 3. 430-445. В тексте сохранена пунктуация переводчика.
Об авторе
Д. Шорковиц
Институт социальной антропологии им. Макса Планка
Диттмар Шорковиц, доктор исторических наук, профессор, старший научный сотрудник
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Шорковиц Д. Мобильность и ограниченная (низкая) мобильность в Монгольской империи. Nomadic civilization: historical research. 2021;1(1):103-113. https://doi.org/10.53315/2782-3377-2021-1-1-103-113
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