Chechen Republic: Modernization In Post-Industrial Period

Димаева, Фатима Вахаевна; Garsaev, L. M.; Khizriev, Kh. A.; Gaziev, V. Z.; Tovsultanov, Rustam Alhazurovich

doi:10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.46

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“…During the period of hostilities in the North Caucasus, in one of the tsar's reports, Count Vorontsov wrote the following: "Any change ... and any innovation that changes centuries-old customs is extremely difficult to conduct everywhere, and especially in this Region, and therefore, in such cases it is necessary to act with great care. (Dimaeva, 2019). He became the main one in the distribution of loans.…”

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“…Therefore, in February 1905, the vicegerency was returned with the appointment of Count M.S. Vorontsov-Dashkov (1905-1915 in the rank of governor with broad military and civil powers (Dimaeva, 2019). The liberal conservative, Count Vorontsov, being aware of the highlanders' issue, i.e.…”

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“…The interests of the highlanders were represented by one candidate for deputy, i.e. the Chechen enlightener and public figure Tashtemir Eldarkhanov (Dimaeva, 2019). Two candidates were nominated from the Cossacks of the region with a minority of Cossacks.…”

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“…The State Duma had become a public venue for political debates. T. Eldarkhanov criticized the laws and the attitude of authorities regarding local population in the Terek Region (Dimaeva, 2019). As a result, the Duma was dissolved on May 9, 1906.…”

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Arrangement And Government Of Terek Region At The Beginning Of 20Th Century

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2020

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The system of reorganization of administrative and territorial arrangement as well as government system of the North Caucasus, in particular, the Terek Region, was distorted, which forced the population of the Regionthe highlandersto oppose the policies pursued by the throne. It most severely concerned the land issue, which was very topical in the late 19 th and early 20 th centuries. It should be clarified that the reorganization carried out by the throne was one of the Western "modernization" models, the purpose of which was to destroy the traditional system of highlanders. This fact can be found in archival documents that recorded the actions and activities of the reformers who wrote the following: "... with this system we could no longer fear stirring up a murmur in the population to prematurely destroy the government system developed throughout the history". This is an excerpt from the report of the governor of the Caucasus, Grand Duke M. N. Romanov (1863N. Romanov ( -1879. The throne did not recognize the rights of the Chechens, arguing that the Chechens historically did not have any farming skills, and they did not have rights and supporting documents to own the land and rejected the transactions of ordinary mountain law. As a result, by the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries, the state was the main owner of the Chechen territories in the Terek Region. The second large landowner after the state was the Terek Cossacks of the North Caucasus.

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“…An employee is not protected from the arbitrariness of the employer. A number of researchers pay attention to the modernization of the current situation in the region (Dimaeva et al, 2019).…”

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