Items where Author is "Williams, Christopher"

Williams, Christopher (2013) From a restricted to full linguistic space: an ‘affirmative action’ strategy for the Udmurt language. Pragmatics and Society, 4 (2). pp. 221-239. ISSN 1878-9722

Williams, Christopher, Archer, Dawn Elizabeth, Grinchenko, G. and Dzyadevych, T. (2013) ‘Constructing the “ethnic” other in two history school books: re-colonialisation (Udmurtia) versus de-colonialisation (Tatarstan)’’. East-West journal, Ukraine, - (-). ---. (In Press)

Williams, Christopher (2012) “Lets Smash it” Mobilising the masses against the demon drink in Soviet era health posters. Visual Resources, 28 (4). pp. 355-375. ISSN 0197-3762

Archer, Dawn and Williams, Christopher (2012) Constructing a shared history, space and destiny: the children’s reader Udmurtia Forever with Russia. Pragmatics and Society . ISSN 1878-9714 (Submitted)

Williams, Christopher, Fryer, P and Archer, Dawn Elizabeth (2012) Space for all? perspectives on minority language and identity across the European continent. SKS, Helsinki.

Williams, Christopher (2011) Tatar nation building since 1991: Ethnic mobilisation in historical perspective’. Journal on Ethnopolitics and Minority Issues in Europe, 10 (1). pp. 94-123. ISSN 1617-5247

Williams, Christopher (2011) Health and welfare in St Petersburg, 1900-1941. The History of Medicine in Context . Ashgate, London.

Williams, Christopher (2010) The times they are a changing: Teaching Soviet history to university students in the UK. In: Uchitel’ XXI veka: professional’nogo vzaimodestviia i samobrazovaniia (21st century teacher: Strategies of professional cooperation and self development), Volume 2. Udmurt State University Press, Izhevsk, Russia, Izhevsk, Russia, pp. 353-357.

Williams, Christopher (2009) The Fight for Religious Freedom and Pluralism in Post-communist Russia. In: Sub-cultures and new religious movements in Russia and East-Central Europe. Cultural Identity Studies (15). Peter Lang, Oxford, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, New York, Wien, pp. 227-252. ISBN 9783039119219

Williams, Christopher and Foxlee, Neil (2009) New Religious Movements in Post-communist Russia and East-Central Europe - A threat to stability and national identity? In: Sub-cultures and new religious movements in Russia and East-Central Europe. Peter Lang, Oxford, pp. 211-226.

Williams, Christopher (2009) Russia’s closer ties with China, geo-politics of energy and the implications for the European Union. In: Beyond Distant Neighbours - EU-China Relations in the 21st Century. Rodopi, Amsterdam, pp. 151-166.

Williams, Christopher, McKay, G, Goddard, M and Foxlee, Neil (2009) Sub-cultures and new religious movements in Russia and East-Central Europe. Peter Lang, Oxford.

Williams, Christopher (2008) Azykovye planirovanie I yazkovaya politika v otnoshshenii valliiskogo yazyka: opyt, poleznyi dlya udmurtskogo yazyka’ (Welsh language planning and policies: Some lessons for the Udmurt language),. In: Yazykovoe i etnicheskoe vozrozhdenie v Udmurtii: Ot politiki k kul’turnomu mnogoobrazhii (Linguistic and ethnic revival in Russia: From policy to cultural diversity). Izd, Udmurtskii gosudarstvennyi universitet, Izhevsk, pp. 185-217.

Williams, Christopher (2008) Can the language planning strategies and policies used to revive the Welsh language help maintain the Udmurt language? In: Mnogozazychie I mezhkul’turnoe vzaimodeistvie (Multilingual and multiethnic interconnections). Izd, Udmurtskii gosudarstvennyi universitet, Izhevsk, pp. 345-349.

Williams, Christopher, Baranov, A, Fedorova, L and Vorontsov, V (2008) Linguistic and ethnic revival in Russia: From policy to cultural diversity. Discussion Paper. UNSPECIFIED.

Williams, Christopher (2008) Western historical debates on Stalin’s purges. In: Obshestvenno-politicheskaya mysl’ v Rossii: Traditsii i novatsii (Socio-political thought in Russia). Ижевск, изд-во УдГУ, pp. 251-262.

Williams, Christopher (2007) EU-Central Asia Relations and the New World Order. In: The European Union and Asia: Reflections and Reorientations. European Studies - An Interdisciplinary Series in European Culture, History and Politics (25). Rodopi, Amsterdam/New York, NY, pp. 215-238. ISBN ISBN 978-90-420-2295-9