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Siberian Collaborative Research Network: An international Siberian studies platform for scholarly collaboration, communication, and reach out.
Meeting of Frontiers: A US-Russian joint digital project related to their two frontiers, the West and Siberia.
The Foundation for Siberian Cultures: A website created by a group of German, Russian, and anglophone anthropologists studying various regions and peoples of Siberia.
Siberia and the Soviet Far East (1991): An annotated bibliography pertaining to Siberia.