THE FIRST DIRECTOR OF THE LAND SURVEY INSTITUTE
Authors:
1.
State University of Land Use Planning
(Rektorat, Rector)
employee
, Moscow, Russian Federation
employee
, Moscow, Russian Federation
2.
State University of Land Use Planning
(Kafedra social'no-gumanitarnyh disciplin, professor)
employee
employee
3.
State University of Land Use Planning
(Kafedra social'no-gumanitarnyh disciplin, Senior Lecturer)
employee
employee
Type:
Study guides
ISBN:
978-5-9215-0372-4
Status:
Published
Published:
22.03.2021
Subject area:
UDK 92 Биографические и подобные исследования. Генеалогия. Геральдика
BBK 63 История. Исторические науки
BBK 63 История. Исторические науки
Language:
Russian
Quantity of pages:
256
Copyright sheets:
16
Number of publication:
1
Publisher:
State University of Land Use Planning
Keywords:
land management education, land survey institute, land use planning
Abstract (English):
The book analyzes the contribution of S. T. Aksakov to the formation of the foundations of higher land management education, to the organization of educational and economic life of the Konstantinovsky Land Survey School and the Konstantinovsky Land Survey Institute in the system of state land surveying institutions in Russia. At the same time, the authors revealed the multifaceted interests of Sergei Timofeevich related to domestic education, literary, artistic and theatrical life of the country during the period of S. T. Aksakov's being as director of the Land Survey Institute. The book is based on an extensive list of historical sources, may be of interest to researchers of the life and work of S. T. Aksakov, the history of higher land management education in Russia and the Konstantinovsky Land Survey Institute. It can be used as a teaching aid for undergraduate and postgraduate students studying national history.
The book analyzes the contribution of S. T. Aksakov to the formation of the foundations of higher land management education, to the organization of educational and economic life of the Konstantinovsky Land Survey School and the Konstantinovsky Land Survey Institute in the system of state land surveying institutions in Russia. At the same time, the authors revealed the multifaceted interests of Sergei Timofeevich related to domestic education, literary, artistic and theatrical life of the country during the period of S. T. Aksakov's being as director of the Land Survey Institute. The book is based on an extensive list of historical sources, may be of interest to researchers of the life and work of S. T. Aksakov, the history of higher land management education in Russia and the Konstantinovsky Land Survey Institute. It can be used as a teaching aid for undergraduate and postgraduate students studying national history.
Keywords:
land management education, land survey institute, land use planning
land management education, land survey institute, land use planning
