EURASIA TWENTY YEARS AFTER - Hardcover

Eurasia Twenty Years After

Contents Introduction Perspectives on Twenty Years Afterix Legacies and Images of the Soviet and Post Soviet 1 Mythological Aftermath of the Post-Soviet EraOleg A Donskikh 2 Mythmaking versus Forgetting in the Context of Post-Soviet Ethnic History in the Republic of Buryatiya late 1980s-Early 2000sVsevolod Bashkuev 3 Soviet Deportation Policy of Nomadic Population in 1920-1930 The Case of KyrgyzstanZuhra Altymyshova 4 The Soviet Republics in the Post-Soviet Space Buryatiya in Search of SovereigntyMarina N Baldano Svetlana V Baldano History and Historiography 5 Twenty Years After New Histories EmergingIsenbike Togan 6 Tibet in Soviet StudiesTatiana Shaumian 7 Tools for Epiphany in New Histories in Central Asia Sudden Revelation but Gradual Change in History TextbooksBuþra Ersanly 8 From Soviet Historiography to National Historiography Continuities and Discontinuities in Azerbaijani HistoriographyY Emre Gürbüz 9 The New Edition of the History of Siberia Reviewing and Summarizing Trends in Contemporary Siberian HistoriographyDenis Ananyev Societies in Motion 10 Civil Society in Uzbekistan Continuity and InnovationShirin Akiner 11 Between the State and Society Position of Mahallas in UzbekistanTimur Dadabaev 12 Kinship Relations in Kyrgyzstan Following the Transition Period The Case of Küntuu VillageYlhan Þahin 13 Urbanization and the Process of Cultural Change in Kyrgyzstan194Kishimjan Eshenkulova 14 Young Peoples Quest for Affordable Housing in Tashkent The Transformation of Housing in Independent UzbekistanHikoyat Salimova 15 Identity of Ukrainians A Historical PerspectivePreeti Das 16 Political Islam in Central Asia The Case of the Tajik Islamic Renaissance PartyPinar Akcali 17 Terror Islam and Imperatives of Reconciliation in EurasiaPL Dash 18 The Role of Uzbek Islamic Extremists in the Civil Wars of Tajikistan Afghanistan and PakistanMichael Fredholm 19 No Iron Curtain Against the South Jihadi Influence in the Post-Soviet Space and its Potential for ConflictDidier Chaudet 20 Islam in Post-Soviet Russia its Resurgence and Impact with Reference to ChechnyaDebidatta Aurobinda Mahapatra 21 Politicization of Religion in the Context of Ethno Cultural Revival in BuryatiyaDarima Amogolonova Institutions and Structures 22 Central Asian States Alternative Models of Economic DevelopmentRG Gidadhubli 23 Dialectics of Transition in Central Asia Kyrgyzstans Move to Parliamentary DemocracyAjay Kumar Patnaik 24 Challenges of Institutional Transformation in Central Asia Perspective from UzbekistanMirzokhid Rakhimov 25 From a Union to a Region The South Caucasus between Similarities and DifferencesMarilisa Lorusso Cultural Representations 26 The New Holidays in Buryatiya or New Life to the Old Calendar HolidaysOlga V Buraeva 27 Dynamics of Transition Films from Central AsiaRashmi Doraiswamy 28 The "Fall" of the Soviet Union and the "Fall" of the Socialist Realist Literary CanonRanjana Saxena 29 The Musical Life of Post-Soviet TurkmenistanShakhym Gullyev 30 Musical Culture of Uzbekistan after IndependenceDilorom Karomat and Nigora Khasanova Neighbourhoods 31 Gaps in the Fence Negotiating Grassroots Relations in the Sino-Soviet Borderlands 1983-1993Soren Urbansky 32 Extra-Legal Practices of Natural Resource Management in the Russian Far EastNatalia P Ryzhova 33 Looking beyond Geographic Neighbours Post-Soviet Mongolias "Third Neighbour" PolicySharad K Soni 34 Mongolia in the Post-Soviet SpaceVB Bazarov 35 The Legacy of the Ottoman Diplomacy in Central Asia and the Parallels with Modern TurkeyRoza Abdykulova 36 Central Eurasia Relevance for India from Geopolitical and Economic PerspectivesNivedita Das Kundu Migration Patterns 37 Overcoming the "New Borders" Labour Migrants from Central Asia to RussiaViktor I Dyatlov 38 Demographic Transition in North Asia Paradoxes of HistoryVladimir A Isupov 39 Migration Processes in the Post-Soviet Space Russia and Central Asian RegionSayan Darzhaev 40 Age and Gender Structure of the Population of the Countrie. Artikel-Nr. 101627

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