Dmitry Arzyutov

Dmitry Arzyutov studies the history and anthropology of Indigenous peoples in the Russian North and Siberian Arctic, with particular attention to how scientific knowledge, archives, and Soviet-era institutions shaped understandings of Indigenous life, environment, and human adaptation. His work combines historical archival research (e.g., on early 20th-century anthropologists) with contemporary topics like reindeer domestication, sustainability practices, and Indigenous sovereignty.

Publication output was higher and more variable earlier in the decade (2017-2021, roughly 5-11 per year) but has slowed markedly since 2022, averaging about 2 publications per year over the last five years.

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