Introduction: Serguei A. Oushakine, Traveling People: Nomadism Today. 
I. Paths To Transformation. 
1. Molly Brunson Wandering Greeks: How Repin Discovers the People  
2. Mikhail Rozhanskii Towards the Gleaming Dawn: Looking for the Real. 
3. Emil Nasritdinov Spiritual Nomadism and Central Asian Tablighi Travelers. 
II Spiritual Body-Movements.  
4. Anya Bernstein On Body-Crossing: Interbody Movement in Eurasian Buddhism. 
5. Zhanna Kormina Nomadic Orthodoxy: On New Forms of Religious Life in Contemporary Russia. 
III. Domesticating Landscapes.  
6. Michael Kunichika “The Scythians Were Here...”: On Nomadic Archaeology, Modernist Form, and Early Soviet Modernity. 
7. Aleksei Popov “We Are Looking for Something We Haven’t Lost”: Soviet “Savages” in Search of Their Place Under the Sun 
8. Aimar Ventsel Entrapping History in Space: On Tuundra and Its Masters. 
IV. Inadvertent Cosmopolitanism. 
9. Maxim Matusevich Expanding the Boundaries of the Black Atlantic: African Students as Soviet Moderns. 
10. Marina Mikhaylova A Springboard to a Wider World: Reactive Nationalism as an Ideology of Survival. 
V. Nomadism For Sale. 
11. Stephen M. Norris Nomadic Nationhood: Cinema, Nationhood, and Remembrance in Post-Soviet Kazakhstan. 
12. Melanie Krebs From a Real Home to a Nation’s Brand: On Stationary and Traveling Yurts. 
VI. Politics and Poetics of Nomadism. 
13. Piers Vitebsky Wild Tungus and the Spirits of Places 
14. Olga Burenina-Petrova Circus: A Culture on Wheels.