Author
Tumanova Anastasiya
The topic of the
research
Publications
The state and civil society in the conditions of adaptation of
the political and legal system of Russia to the World War I”.
Tumanova A.S. Voluntary Associations in Russia during
World War I (1914 – February 1917). Moscow: ROSSPEN,
2014.
Tumanova A. S. The Public and the Organization of Aid to
Refugees During World War I / // Russian Studies in History.
2012. Vol. 51. No. 3. P. 81-107.
Tumanova A.S. A jubile in absentia: from the history of
conflict and collaboration between the Free economic
Society and authorities during the World War I //
Rossiyskaia Istoriia. 2014. No. 5. P. 164-184.
Description
The research project implemented by A.S. Tumanova and N.
S. Nizhnik is the first multi-centre study of civil society
institutionalization during World War I, that initiated a
nationwide crisis and decline of Imperial Russia. The project
deals with the relationship between the state and civil society
during wartime, reveals the capacity of these significant
institutes of the political system of society for adaptation to
the nationwide crisis (i.e. mobilization, militarization,
cooperation, complementarity) when political and legal
systems were being switched to war-footing and a military
state and mobilized society with adequate legal and
institutional environment were being formed. A wide range
of regulatory legal acts on legal status of voluntary
organizations, organization of public meetings and
conventions, etc. has been collected and analysed.