Participation:

• 34^th Meeting, 1991: “Official State policy in Mongolia in regard to the lower lamas in the 1930s.”
• 35^th Meeting, 1992: Cultural Orientation of Mongolia After the Revolution of 1921
• 36^th Meeting, 1993: О характере российкого культурного влияния в монголки в начале XX в.
• 37^th Meeting, 1994: P. Pjasetskyj about his stay in Mongolia in 1874
• 38^th Meeting, 1995: The Scientific and Artistic Heritage of P. Pyasetskyj
• 39^th Meeting, 1996: Nauchnie ekspedicii Rossijskogo general’nogo shtaba v Mongoliju
• 40^th Meeting, 1997: “Russian Military Expeditions to Mongolia at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century“
• 41^st Meeting, 1998:
• 42^nd Meeting, 1999:
• 43^rd Meeting, 2000: “Funeral Ceremonies in Mongolia according to Russian eye-witnesses”
• 44^th Meeting, 2001:
  • Communication: Civil Marriage in Pre-revolutionary Mongolia
  • Proceedings: Common-Law Marriage in Pre-Revolutionary Mongolia
• 45^th Meeting, 2002: Mongolian Collections In The Russian Ethnographical Museum (Saint Petersburg) 
• 46^th Meeting, 2003: Russian Physicians in Pre-Revolutionary Mongolia
• 47^th Meeting, 2004: Russian-Japanese rivalry in Mongolia in the sphere of education (The beginning of the 20th Century)
• 48^th Meeting, 2005: Mongolian Family in Perception of Foreigners (pre-revolutionary period)
• 49^th Meeting, 2006: Interrelation of Nature and Man in the Spiritual Tradition of the Mongols
• 51^st Meeting, 2008: “Russian Travelers in Mongolia: A Sight at a Different Culture (second half of the 19^th – beginning of the 20^th century)“
• 53^rd Meeting, 2010: “Materials on Mongolia in the Khmyrov’s Collection“
• 54^th Meeting, 2011: Holidays in Modern Mongolian Historical Tradition and Innovation
• 56^th Meeting, 2013: “The General and Gender Factor in Upbringing of Children in Mongolia”
• 58^th Meeting, 2015: Essential lines of Russian researches in Mongolia in the 19th century
• 61^st Meeting, 2018: Games of the Mongols: traditions and modernity
• 62^nd Meeting, 2019: “Role of Religious Belief in contemporary Mongolia“