Breslavsky A.S.
2012 Post-Soviet Ulan-Ude: Content and Meaning of a New Urban Idea, “Inner Asia”, vol. 14 (2), pp. 299–317.
Forest B., Johnson J.
2011 Monumental Politics: Regime type and Public Memory in Post-communist States, “Post-Soviet Affairs”, vol. 3 (27), pp. 269–288.
Hatherley O.
2016 Landscapes of Communism: A History Through Buildings, New York.
Humphrey C.
1991 ‘Icebergs’, Barter, and the Mafia in Provincial Russia, “Anthropology Today”, vol. 2 (7), pp. 8–13.
Humphrey C. (ed.)
2007 Urban Life in Post-Soviet Asia, London.
Kaplonski C.
2004 Truth, History and Politics in Mongolia. Memory of Heroes, London.
Lamajaa Ch.
2010 Clannishness in the Politics of the Regions of Russia. Tuvan Rulers, Moscow.
Lishtovanny E.
2007 From Great Imperia to Democracy: Essays on the Political History of Mongolia, Irkutsk.
Mongush M.
2006 Modern Tuvan Identity, “Inner Asia”, vol. 2, pp. 275–296.
Peshkov I.
2014 Usable Past for a Transbaikalian Borderline Town. ‘Disarmament’ of Memory and Geographical Imagination in Priargunsk, “Inner Asia”, vol. 1 (16), pp. 95–115.
Plueckhahn R.
2020 Shaping Urban Futures in Mongolia. Ulaanbaatar, Dynamic, Ownership and Eco­nomic Flux, London.
Slezkine Y.
2017 The House of Government: A Saga of the Russian Revolution, Princeton.
Szmyt Z.
2017 Urban Shamanism in Siberia: The Dialectic of Placemaking and Fieldwork, “Histo­ria@Teoria”, vol. 5, pp. 128–131.
Therborn G.
2017 Cities of Power: The Urban, The National, The Popular, The Global, New York.
Yan A.
2012 Monument to Lenin was Dismantled and Put Up for Sale in Ulan Bator, “Inform Polis”, vol. 11, p. 6.
Zhimbiev B.
2000 History of the Urbanization of a Siberian City, London.