The book examines the development of Soviet politics in political-administrative and sociocultural terms with regard to national minorities. The creation…
Read MoreThe book provides an interpretation of the notion “national identity” in the scientific discourse and traces back the influence globalisation…
Read MoreAcademic Rahim Masov’s History of a National Catastrophe deals with the delicate issue of the national-administrative divisions of Central Asia.…
Read MoreThe book analyzes the structure and functions of the Tajik national identity in sociopolitical, cultural, and socio-philosophical contexts in Central…
Read MoreThe book examines the Soviet experience in constructing socialist nations while preserving a unitary political and state regime. The communist…
Read MoreTuraeva’s book is an ethnographic and sociolinguistic study of Uzbek migrants in Tashkent. The ethnographic details of the book represent…
Read MoreThree essays—by a historian of Central Asian Islam, a Uyghur folklorist, and the curator of an accompanying exhibition at the…
Read MorePamiris, or Badakhshanis in popular discourse, form a small group of Iranic peoples who inhabit the mountainous region of the…
Read MoreBased on 20 years of archaeological research in the Naryn region, historian and archaeologist Kubat Tabaldiev presents evidence of the…
Read MoreIdentity and Memory in Post-Soviet Central Asia looks at the tradition of historical construction in Central Asia. By collecting views…
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