Nah am Boden. Privater Hausbau zwischen Wohnungsnot und Landkonflikt im...
The book examines how industrialization and housing programs changed the urban areas of Samarkand. Using the example of private house...
Category: Central Asia, Economics, History, Uzbekistan
By:
Mariya Petrova
The Great Changes in Central Asia and the British Policy...
In 1864, Central Asia entered an era of great changes. The first driving force that caused the outbreak of great...
Category: Central Asia, Chinese Scholarship, History
By:
Du Zheyuan
Эпистемология Ибн Сины: о Движении Мысли от Иллюзии у Истине...
The book examines Avincenna's philosophical, epistemological, and logical teachings. The book analyzes the contents of the seven-volume Essays and identifies...
Category: Central Asia, History, Tajikistan
By:
Sunatullo Djonboboev
The genetic exchange between east Tianshan of Xingjiang and Eurasian...
By analyzing the whole human genome sequence for the Shirenzigou site, and with the reference from the ancient genetics information...
Category: Central Asia, Chinese Scholarship, History, Identity, Journal, Xinjiang
By:
Wang Yinchen, Ma Pengcheng, Zhang Fan, Ning Chao, Gao Shizhu, Ma Jian, Cui Yinqiu
Study on the Utilization of Animal Resources in the Sazhankan...
Based on the identification of animal skeletons unearthed from the Zagan site in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, this paper identified 11 species...
Category: Central Asia, Chinese Scholarship, Environment, History, Journal, Uzbekistan
By:
Liu Huan, Wang Jianxin, Liang Yun, Ren Meng, Xi Tongyuan
Постсталинский период в истории Советского Казахстана: череда обреченных реформ и...
Based on archival research and statistical data, the author reconstructs the late-Soviet period in vibrant detail. The author describes the...
Category: Central Asia, History, Kazakhstan
By:
Zhuldyzbek Abylkhozhin
Strategies in the Northwest: Badakhshan and Central Asian Diplomacy in...
This book focuses on the relationship between the Qing Dynasty and Badakshan between the 24th year (1759) and the 35th...
Category: Central Asia, Chinese Scholarship, History, Xinjiang
By:
Ma Zimu