Submitted |
Patty A. Gray and Alexandra S. Antohin, “Early Post-Soviet Religious Practices in Magadan: Russian Orthodoxy and the Subversive Slot.” Expected 2020. |
Accepted |
“Conditions of Pastoral Mobility for Reindeer Herders in Chukotka, Russia, and Seward Peninsula, Alaska.” In Conditions of Pastoral Mobility, ed. by Anatoly Khazanov and Guenther Schlee. Berghahn Books. |
2016 |
“Memory, body, and the online researcher: Following Russian street demonstrations via social media.” American Ethnologist, Vol. 43, Issue 3, August 2016. |
2016 |
“Sovremennoe sostoianie olenevodstva na Chukotke [The current state of reindeer herding in Chukotka].” Translated by Sergei Sokolovskii. Etnograficheskoe Obozrenie [Ethnographic Review] No.2 (2016), pp.42-54. |
2015 |
“Russia as a Recruited Development Donor.” European Journal of Development Research (2015) 27, pp. 273–288. doi:10.1057/ejdr.2014.34. |
2013 |
“Looking ‘The Gift’ in the mouth.” In Introductory Readings in Anthropology, ed. by Hilary Callan, Brian Street and Simon Underdown. Oxford: Berghahn Books. |
2012 |
“‘I Should Have Some Deer, But I Don’t Remember How Many’: Confused Ownership of Reindeer in Chukotka.” In Who Owns the Stock? Collective and Multiple Property Rights in Animals, ed. by Guenther Schlee and Anatoly Khazanov. Oxford: Berghahn Books. |
2011 |
“Looking ‘The Gift’ in the mouth: Russia as donor.” Anthropology Today 27(2):5-8. |
2007 |
“Chukotka’s Indigenous intellectuals and subversion of Indigenous activism in the 1990s.” Études/Inuit/Studies 31(1-2):143-161. |
2006 |
“‘The Last Kulak’ and other stories of post-privatization life in Chukotka’s tundra.” Nomadic Peoples 10(2):50-67. |
2006 |
“How Reindeer Herding Did Not (Yet) Survive Privatization in Chukotka, Russia” (in Norwegian). Ottar, Journal of the Tromsø Museum, No. 1 (259): 42-48. |
2004 |
“Chukotkan Reindeer Husbandry in the Twentieth Century: In the Image of the Soviet Economy.” In Cultivating Arctic Landscapes: Knowing & Managing Animals in the Circumpolar North, ed. by D. Anderson and M. Nuttall, pp. 136-153. Oxford: Berghahn. |
2003 |
Patty A. Gray, Nikolai Vakhtin and Peter Schweitzer, “Who owns Siberian ethnography? A critical assessment of a re-internationalized field.” Sibirica 3(2):194-216. |
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“Volga Farmers and Arctic Herders: Common (post)Socialist experiences in rural Russia.”In The Postsocialist Agrarian Question: Property Relations and the Rural Condition, ed. by Chris Hann and the Property Relations Group, pp. 293-320, Vol. I in the series Halle Studies in the Anthropology of Eurasia. Muenster: Lit Verlag. |
2001 |
“The obshchina in Chukotka: Land, property and local autonomy.” Working Paper No. 29 of the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology. |
2000 |
“Chukotkan Reindeer Husbandry in the Post-Socialist Transition,” Polar Research 19(1):31-38. |
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Peter P. Schweitzer and Patty A. Gray, “The Chukchi and Siberian Yupiit of the Russian Far East.” In: Endangered Peoples of the Arctic: Struggles to Survive and Thrive, ed. by Milton M.R. Freeman, pp. 17-37. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. |