Scholars of Central Asia Book Database

The Scholars of Central Asia Book Database is intended to showcase the work of scholars from Central Asia.

The entries have been compiled through keyword searches on publishers’ websites, research bibliographies and searches within library collections. The inclusion criteria for the database are the following:

  • Single or multiple author monographs;
  • Works of non-fiction within the social sciences and humanities;
  • Authored or co-authored by at least one person who was born in Central Asia;
  • Published since 1991;
  • Published in any language.

The database includes entries in English, Russian and local languages from Central Asia. Entries appear in reverse chronological order by year of publication.

We update the database on a continuing basis as new work is published and we discover missing entries. This database is far from comprehensive, but it is our hope that the project will grow over time into an invaluable resource for scholars and practitioners working on the region.

If you would like your book to be listed on the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs’ Scholars of Central Asia Book Database, please complete and submit this form.

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In this comparative study, Kudaibergenova takes the new states and nations of Eurasia that emerged in 1991, Latvia and Kazakhstan,...

Category: Central Asia, Kazakhstan By: Diana Kudaibergenova
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Madiyev unpacks the major themes of Uzbekistan’s foreign policy in the post-Soviet era. The book also makes an important contribution...

Category: Central Asia, International Relations, Politics, Security, Uzbekistan By: Oybek Madiyev
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The book analyses the role of mobility in the spread of Russian rule in Eurasia during the 19th century and...

Category: Central Asia, History, International Relations, Kazakhstan, Russia By: Gulnar Kendirbai
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This book argues that sustainable energy development represents a new frontier for many transitional economies, including those countries which are...

Category: Central Asia, Economics, Energy, Uzbekistan By: Nigora Djalilova
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During the historical period, Tianshan North Road was mainly a nomadic area. In the Han Dynasty, in order to meet...

Category: Agriculture, Central Asia, Chinese Scholarship, Culture, History, Journal, Nomadism, Xinjiang By: Dong Hongling
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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
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About “Can’t grasp the point” for Zhang Qian and the Opening of the Silk Road张骞的“不得要领”与丝绸之路的开通
A Study on the Proposal and Expansion of the Term “Silk Road” “丝绸之路”概念的提出与拓展