Codrul Cosminului
Department of Human, Social and Political Sciences, 2019
Paper title:
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New Methodological Approaches to the Study of Political History of the Golden Horde in the 13th-16th Centuries
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DOI:
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https://doi.org/10.4316/CC.2019.01.001
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Published in:
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Issue 1, (Vol. 25) / 2019
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Publishing date:
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2019-07-31
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Pages:
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7-30
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Author(s):
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Karibaev Bereket, Maidanali Zere, Bizhanova Meiramkul, Koshymova Aknur, Noyanov Yedil
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Abstract:
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The article discusses the theoretical and conceptual approaches of modern historical sci-ence on the issues of the Golden Horde's political history, revealing research paradigms and principles concerning the existence and behaviour of the nomadic statehood. The authors present the progress of historical knowledge in studying the issues related to social and political changes and the transformation of the Golden Horde. The interaction and the mutual influence of political structures on the sedentary agricultural populations as well as the dynamics and continuity of ideological processes were identified on the basis of new methodological principles of research. At the same time, the actualization and extrapola-tion of previous historical experience are particularly important, allowing to adequately mark the place of the nomadic civilization in the world-historical processes as a part of world history. Modern historical thought is characterized by new theoretical and concep-tual approaches and the removal of clichés on the political history of the Golden Horde.
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Keywords
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Methodology, political history, Golden Horde, Empire, nomads, scientific paradigm, power, ideology
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