‘Capitalness’ in the Mind of the Residents of Small Russian Towns: The Cases of Kasymov, Myshking and Old Ladoga

The term ‘capital’ is ambiguous. It means a certain geographical category, which has a sense in the context of various factors. A particular interest lays in the research of in small towns that have neither institutional structure nor any other prerequisites for naming themselves ‘capital’. However,...

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Main Author:	A. V. Salavatova
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Jurist, Publishing Group 2015-10-01
Series:	Sravnitelʹnaâ Politika
Subjects:	capital ‘capitalness’ kasimov myshkin old ladoga deconstructio
Online Access:	https://www.comparativepolitics.org/jour/article/view/353

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title	‘Capitalness’ in the Mind of the Residents of Small Russian Towns: The Cases of Kasymov, Myshking and Old Ladoga
title_short	‘Capitalness’ in the Mind of the Residents of Small Russian Towns: The Cases of Kasymov, Myshking and Old Ladoga
title_full	‘Capitalness’ in the Mind of the Residents of Small Russian Towns: The Cases of Kasymov, Myshking and Old Ladoga
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publisher	Jurist, Publishing Group
series	Sravnitelʹnaâ Politika
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description	The term ‘capital’ is ambiguous. It means a certain geographical category, which has a sense in the context of various factors. A particular interest lays in the research of in small towns that have neither institutional structure nor any other prerequisites for naming themselves ‘capital’. However, their geographical image can be seen as the element of historic-cultural memory or as a touristic brand.
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‘Capitalness’ in the Mind of the Residents of Small Russian Towns: The Cases of Kasymov, Myshking and Old Ladoga

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