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October 1, 2025СоциодинамикаOpen Access

Reindeer herding of the Tofalars: socio-geographical aspects of the continuity of practices during the transition to sedentism

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MRMilana Vladimirovna Ragulina

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Overview

Field analysis reveals adaptations in resource management and social systems in Tofalar reindeer husbandry, indicating strong ties to geography.

Key Points

  • This work seeks to explore how socio-geographical factors influence traditional labor practices during the Tofalars' transition to sedentism.
  • Field interviews with the Tofalars
  • Analysis of archival documents
  • Conceptual framework based on social adaptation and resilience
  • Identified informal agreements supporting traditional resource management
  • Demonstrated the connection between reindeer husbandry and hunting
  • Highlighted systemic issues in the transition to collective reindeer husbandry

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Milana Vladimirovna Ragulina (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69254f97c0ce034ddc359f17https://doi.org/10.25136/2409-7144.2025.10.76341
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