Transformations sociales et identitaires en Mongolie de la fin du 19e à la moitié du 20e siècle
Great social transformations took place in Mongolia from the 19th to the first half of the 20th century where the region changed in a very short amount of time from being a semiautonomous part of the Qing empire to being a theocratic Buddhist state, to finally becoming a People's republic. This thesis illustrates the ways in which social changes  have affected the collective identities and how these came to be adopted by the population. In each of these cases, the social context which brought changes in the definition of identity are analyzed as well as the nature from which the new collective concepts are selected, modified or constructed.
Mongol Nation Ethnie Dynastie Qing Identity Mongolia Ethnicity Qing dynasty Buddhism Mongolian People's republic Cultural hegemony