Abstract
The relationship between government and university medicine in the context of the development of the Asian "colonial" periphery of Russia in the late imperial period are studied. It is concluded that these relationship, the manifestations of which were most pronounced in the period of the fight against epidemics, are not quite standard from the point of view of model of the classical relationship between power and knowledge in the colonial context of European maritime empires. This is connected mainly with the social portrait of the university intelligentsia, with the peculiarities of their professional socialization, which led to the fact that in Siberia they broadcast the experience of the European metropolises, rather than the colonies.
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