La Rusia zarista en la era del imperialismo: la oficina colonial que pudo ser y no fue

Autores/as

  • Willard Sunderland University of Cincinnati

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53351/ruhm.v9i18.636

Palabras clave:

imperialismo, colonialismo, Rusia tardoimperial, Administración del Reasentamiento, tecnocracia

Resumen

En su etapa final el estado zarista era un imperio colonial, si bien al contrario que el resto de imperios coloniales de la época nunca llegó a crear un ministerio para las colonias. El autor se pregunta por qué fue así. Además, plantea que los historiadores deberían tener en cuenta hasta qué punto el desarrollo institucional de Rusia se aproximó de forma más general a los modelos internacionales occidentales, a pesar de que haya muchas explicaciones para el carácter aparentemente único del país en este ámbito. En sus últimas etapas, el régimen imperial nunca gobernó a través de un ministerio colonial, pero podría haber llegado a crearse una institución de este tipo –un Ministerio de la Rusia Asiática– si no hubieran tenido lugar la Gran Guerra y la revolución. De hecho, el autor ve un posible embrión en la Administración del Reasentamiento, que emergió como el principal centro del colonialismo tecnocrático ruso en el cambio de siglo.

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Biografía del autor/a

Willard Sunderland, University of Cincinnati

Willard Sunderland is the Henry R. Winkler Professor of Modern History in the Department of History of the University of Cincinnati. He received his bachelor’s degree in Russian Studies from the University of Pennsylvania and his master’s and doctorate in history from Indiana University. Since joining UC in 1996, he has taught on the topics of Russia and the Soviet Union, modern Europe and world history and has served as department head and director of European Studies.

Sunderland is lauded by colleagues as an engaging and passionate educator and superb writer, having written and edited several books and scores of other publications on Russian history.

His principal research interests are the history of the Russian Empire in the modern period. Experts in Sunderland’s field note that his scholarship has enhanced the study of Russian history through the vast research and dedication that he invests in his projects, whether by traversing Eurasia in search of rare historical sources or learning Russian and, most recently, Chinese to fully explore the complexities of the cultures and regions he is studying.

His first book, “Taming the Wild Field: Colonization and Empire on the Russian Steppe,” is an

important and elegant work that examines the Russian colonization of the vast frontier north of the Black and Caspian seas over many centuries. 

His second book, the prize-winning “The Baron's Cloak: A History of the Russian Empire in War and Revolution,” by contrast, focuses on the life of a single individual — the curious general Baron Roman von Ungern-Sternberg, who for a brief moment during the Russian and Chinese revolutions took over Mongolia and envisioned rebuilding the long-lost empire of Genghis Khan.

Sunderland’s current book in progress is again something new: a study of Russia during the momentous era of Peter the Great when the country first began to emerge as a power with global standing and ambitions.

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2020-06-08

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Sunderland, W. (2020). La Rusia zarista en la era del imperialismo: la oficina colonial que pudo ser y no fue. Revista Universitaria De Historia Militar, 9(18), 317–353. https://doi.org/10.53351/ruhm.v9i18.636

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Vol. 9 Núm. 18 (2020): La figura del prisionero de guerra en la Edad Moderna: fuentes, percepciones, vivencias y sociabilidad

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