Dudeck, Stephan
Researcher (Orhelia -project)
Sustainable Development Research Group /
Anthropology research team
Stephan got his PhD from the University of Leipzig with a thesis on
public and private spheres among the West Siberian Khanty
under the
impact of large scale oil extraction. He has been working in
the Russian
North since the early 1990s and has also field experience in
post
Soviet Central Asia. His main interests are in the analysis
of privacy
and intimacy, the theory of hiding and exhibiting, taiga
reindeer
herding, and the impacts of extractive industries in the
Russian North.
He works in the ORHELIA project on the relations between
states and their northernmost residents with a focus on the European
Nentsy.
Publications