Arbakhan K. Magomedov [アルバハン マゴメドフ] Research Affiliate 【専攻】 Geopolitics, War and Indigenous

業績

1) Arbakhan Magomedov, How the Indigenous Peoples of the Russian Arctic Defend Their Interests: The Social, Economic, and Political Foundations of Indigenous Resistance. Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia. 2019. Vol. 57. No. 4. Pp. 215-245.10.1080/10611959.2020.1811560;

2) Arbakhan Magomedov, The Russian State and the Arctic Indigenous Peoples: Is Politics Coming Back? Democratizatsiya. The Journal of Post-Soviet Politics. Washington DC, Vol. 28. No 4. (Fall), 2020, pp. 401-424. (https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/43150);

3) Shaparov A.E., Sokolova F.K., Bhagwat J., Magomedov A.K., Population Migration in the Supporting Regions of the Russian Arctic to Improve International Competitiveness of the Northern Sea Route. Polar Record, Vol. 58. No 4. P. e4., 2022, 10.1017/S0032247421000711;

4) Kapitsyn V.M., Magomedov A.K., Shaparov A.E., Immigration Policy and Integration of Migrants in the Kingdom of Denmark at the Beginning of the XXI Century. Baltic Region, Т. 14. No 2. 2022, pp. 98-114. 1.851, 10.5922/2079-8555-2022-2-7;

5) Magomedov A.K., Tokunaga M., Origins and backgrounds of indigenous resistance in the Yamal-Nenets autonomous district. Sociological Studies, No.11. 2020, pp. 76-83., 2020, 1.625, 10.31857/S013216250012509-2. (In Russian);

6) マゴメドフ アルバハン・ 徳永昌弘、ロシア極北の資源開発と先住民問題 ─「ヤマルのパラドクス」の分析を中心、『地域研究』、2020、Vol.20、No.1、161-181;

7) マゴメドフ アルバハン ・徳永昌弘、エヴゲーニイ・ヴィッテンベルク著 『政治権力の社会的責任』、『ロシア・ユーラシアの社会』、2022、No.1060、2-15;

8) Kapitsyn V.M., Shaparov A.E., Magomedov A.K. Ethno – National Processes in the Arctic: Tendencies, Problems and Perspectives. The Arctic and North. Arkhangelsk: The Northern(Arctic) Federal University. No. 35, 2019, pp. 154-157. (In Russian);

9) Arbakhan Magomedov. Polar Islam in the Context of Russia’s “New Muslim Geography”: Social, Institutional and Identification Features. Islamic Studies. Academic Journal. Makhachkala: Dagestan State University, Т. 13. No. 3 (53). 2022, pp. 87-98. (In Russian);

10) Arbakhan Magomedov. The Conflict in Ukraine and the Strategic Transformation of U.S.Arctic Policy: The Logic of ‘Historical Chance’. The World Economy and International Relations. Moscow: WORLD ECONOMY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 2024, Vol. 68, No. 10, pp. 48-58. (in Russian);

11) Arbakhan Magomedov, Localizing the Geopolitics of Infrastructure Wars in the post-Soviet Caucasus in the Context of «Big Caspian Oil» Transportation. Russia and the Contemporary World. Moscow: INSTITUTE of Scientific Information Social Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences (INION RAN), 2024. No. 2 (123). pp. 89-107 (in Russian);

12) The Russian – Ukrainian Conflict and the Formation of the “post-February” Arctic: Seven Ways that Changed the Far North. Russia and the Contemporary World. Moscow: INSTITUTE of Scientific Information Social Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences (INION RAN), 2024. No. 2 (123). pp. 89-107 (in Russian);

13) The "New Muslim Geography" of Northern Eurasia: Genesis of Islamic Identity in Russia's Arctic Regions. Polar Geography. 2025. (forthcoming);

14) The Conflict in Ukraine and the Birth of the “post-February Arctic”: an analysis of social, political and international changes. Book. Moscow: Russian State University for the Humanities, 2026. (forthcoming).

研究紹介

The Conflict in Ukraine and the Formation of the “post-February Arctic”: an analysis of social, political and international changes.

The research is to study the real scale and real changes in Arctic politics caused by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, February 2022. Russia’s Special military operation (SMO) in Ukraine has taken competition in the Arctic region to a new level. This project introduces into scientific circulation the concept of the “post-February Arctic” in order to serve to better understand the dramatic changes in the relations of the Far North, which occurred as a result of the beginning of the phase of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict after February 24, 2022. The key question of this study can be formulated as follows: is it true that the Ukrainian events are changing the Arctic and the international order in the region so much that we can talk about the emergence of a “post-February Arctic”? If so, what processes and what concepts can describe these dynamics? I emphasize the unpredictable and even shocking nature of the processes in the modern Arctic, generated by the unexpected start of the Russian Especial Military Operation in Ukraine. A glimpse of the real changes taking place in the Arctic, with all their complexity and uncertainty, can be gained by examining a set of seven notable consequences or impacts since the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian military conflict. With respect of a research theme “The Russian-Ukrainian War and the Arctic Indigenous” it concerns how political divisions amongst the Arctic states, dramatically exacerbated by the war in the Ukraine, are reflected to the International Indigenous Organizations and Indigenous tribes? Regarding Russian domestic polar level: the view of there are any voices of dissent among Indigenous peoples with this war?

主な研究テーマ

• Arctic Geopolitics – “Post-February Far North”
• War and Indigenous – The Russian-Ukrainian War and the Arctic Indigenous