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Subperiod N 7.

From late XVII century until 1870-s

Subperiod N 8.

From 1870-s until early XX century

Stage 9-1.

From 1908 until 1913

Stage 9-2.

From 1914 until 1918

Stage 9-3.

From 1918 until 1939

Stage 9-4.

From 1939 until 1945

Stage 9-5.

From 1945 until 1980-s

Subperiod N 10.

From late 1980-s and for some future

3. One of the most essential points here is existence of clear correlation in evolution of the European external buffer zone and Asia Minor as external buffer zone. No detailed description of all these correlations here - only combined general tables.

CHRONOLOGY OF EVOLUTION:

EUROPEAN EXTERNAL BUFFER ZONE

Cycle	Subperiod	Dates	Duration of a subperiod (years)	Average duration of subperiods within a cycle (years)	Duration of a cycle (years)
Cycle #1	1 (1.1)	From ancient times until 113 BC	Indefinite	Around 218 years (without 1st subperiod)	As far as it's known, around 650 years
	2 (1.2)	From 113 BC until 110 AD	223
	3 (1.3)	From 110 until 380-s	270
	4 (1.4)	From 380-s until mid VI century	Around 160
Cycle #2	5 (2.1)	From mid VI century until mid VIII century	200	Around 207 years	Around 830 years
	6 (2.2)	From mid VIII century until late X century	230
	7 (2.3)	From late X century until 1241	260
	8 (2.4)	From 1241 until 1380	139
Cycle #3	9 (3.1)	From 1380 until 1570-s	190	Around 113 years	Around 450 years
	10 (3.2)	From 1570-s until 1700	130
	11 (3.3)	From 1700 until 1772	72
	12 (3.4)	From 1772 until 1831	59
Cycle #4	13 (4.1)	From 1832 until 1870	38	Around 39 years	Around 156 years
	14 (4.2)	From 1871 until 1917	46
	15 (4.3)	From 1917 until 1945	28
	16 (4.4)	From 1945 until late 1980-s	44
Cycle #5	17 (5.1)	Is still going on currently		Current cycle	Current cycle
	18 19 20	Prognosis	-
Described duration of the buffer zone evolution - around 2100 years

CHRONOLOGY OF EVOLUTION:

ASIA MINOR AS EXTERNAL BUFFER ZONE

Cycle	Subperiod	Dates	Duration of a subperiod (years)	Average duration of subperiods within a cycle (years)	Duration of a cycle (years)
Cycle #1	1 (1.1)	From ancient times until VIII century BC	Indefinite	Around 303 years (without 1st subperiod)	As far as it's known, around 910 year
	2 (1.2)	From VIII century BC until 327 BC	473
	3 (1.3)	From 327 until 180 BC	147
	4 (1.4)	From 180 BC until 110 AD	290
Cycle #2	5 (2.1)	From 110 AD until 380	270	Around 228 years	Around 910 years
	6 (2.2)	From 380 until 610	230
	7 (2.3)	From 610 until 870-s	260
	8 (2.4)	From 870-s until early XI century	Around 150
Cycle #3	9 (3.1)	From early XI century until late XIII century	260	Around 187 years	Around 750 years
	10 (3.2)	From late XIII century until 1453	Around 170
	11 (3.3)	From 1453 until 1680-s	227
	12 (3.4)	From 1680-s until 1770-s	Around 90
Cycle #4	13 (4.1)	From 1770-s until 1856	86	Current cycle. As per three completed subperiods - 70 years	Current cycle. As per three completed subperiods - around 210 years
	14 (4.2)	From 1856 until 1908	52
	15 (4.3)	From 1908 until 1980-s	72
	16 (4.4)	From 1980-s and for some future - is still going on currently
Cycle #5	17 (5.1) 18 (5.2) 19 (5.3) 20 (5.4)	Prognosis	-
Described duration of the buffer zone evolution - around 2800 years

4. Socio-cultural methodology is completely applicable to the analysis of the Russian Empire - USSR - CIS (or Russian SCS, according to our terminology) space evolution. We suggest our own version of the socio-cultural zonation of the Russian SCS's space: by the late XX century, there are 20 (twenty) socio-cultural regions and 8 (eight) enclaves. Below is the periodization of the Russian SCS's socio-cultural regions (Russian enclaves' periodization is given in the Tatiana Nikolaenko papers; for definitions see Appendix 1).

SOCIO-CULTURAL EVOLUTION OF THE REGIONS

WITHIN RUSSIAN SCS: SUBPERIODS

I. Central Russian region

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