MAIASP. 2020. No. 12 M.V. Moiseev ( The
people of the borderland Book review: Sen’, D.V. 2020. Russian-Crimean-Ottoman
borderland: areas, phenomena, People (ending of the XVII—XVIII centuries).
Rostov-on-Don: Al’tair DOI: 10.24411/2713-2021-2020-00035 Access this
article (PDF File) Pages: 1093—1101 |
The
review analyzes the monograph of Professor of the Southern Federal University
D.V. Sen’, in which articles from different years
were published, as well as essays specially written for this book. The study focuses
on the people of the borderlands, the changes that took place in the South of
Russia at a time when a new border order was being established in this region
and the political situation was changing. The researcher considers these
changes from the perspective of heterogeneity and mosaic of the borderline
life itself. The author presents a number of theses for scientific
discussion, including the thesis about the non-certainty of the fate of the
Crimean Khanate. The researcher identified a number of promising areas for
further research, which would allow us to consider much more clearly local
processes and their impact on the politics of great states. |
Key words: review, borderland, new
border order, Azov, Cossacks, captivity, slave trade, “Akhreyans”. |
Received December 21, 2020 Accepted for publication
December 30, 2020 |
About the author: Moiseev Maksim Vladimirovich ( E-mail: maksi-moisee@yandex.ru |