Central Asian Survey

1998 - 2025

Current editor(s): Raphael Jacquet

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Volume 44, issue 4, 2025

So long, and thanks for all the research (with apologies to Douglas Adams) pp. 485-487

Rico Isaacs

Nationalist imaginaries and the COVID pandemic in inner Asia: notes towards an analytic methodology pp. 488-502

David Sneath and Elizabeth Turk

The Mongolian state and the coronavirus pandemic: policy, messaging and the nationalist imaginary pp. 503-519

Joanna Dolińska and David Sneath

Iterations from the past: a no-nonsense approach to the importers of the virus during the COVID-19 pandemic in Mongolia pp. 520-542

Tuya Shagdar

Traditional medicine, legitimacy and nationalist doxa in pandemic-era Mongolia pp. 543-565

Elizabeth Turk

The crisis-events and reassembled ethnolinguistic-cum-environmentalist subjects in Inner Mongolia pp. 566-584

Gegentuul Baioud

Reclaiming self-esteem: Mongols’ responses to the early COVID-19 pandemic in Inner Mongolia, China pp. 585-602

Uranchimeg Borjign Ujeed

Kinship imaginaries of similarity and difference: gifts from Inner Mongols to Mongolia during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 603-618

Elizabeth Turk, Uranchimeg Ujeed and Thomas White

Power and positionality: researching state crime and reputation laundering in Uzbekistan pp. 619-627

Dilmira Matyakubova

The digital history landscape in Central Asia: reflections on institutional asymmetries, transregional connectivity, and digital colonialism pp. 628-639

Moritz Florin and Dinara Gagarina

The June 2010 interethnic conflict in southern Kyrgyzstan: causes, circumstances, chronology, consequences, measures taken and lessons pp. 640-642

Joldon Kutmanaliev

Climate change in Central Asia decarbonization, energy transition and climate policy pp. 642-645

Tokhir Pallaev

Paradoxes of migration in Tajikistan: locating the good life pp. 645-647

Shoirakhon Nurdinova

The EU as an actor in Central Asia: external impacts, regional responses pp. 647-649

Almas Dissyukov

Volume 44, issue 3, 2025

Feminization of labour migration from Uzbekistan to Turkey: the role of neoliberal policies, patriarchy and social networks pp. 325-345

Sebnem Koser Akcapar and Dilek Çakır

Political stability in authoritarian regimes: the case of Central Asia pp. 346-369

Simeon Nanovsky and Colin Knox

The role of geopolitics in Turkey’s diplomatic approach to the Second East Turkestan Republic (1939–1949) pp. 370-392

Serdar Yurtcicek

Browsing and believing: divergent effects of internet use on government trust in Central Asia pp. 393-414

Valery Dzutsati and Dinara Rakhmatullayeva

Refocusing education: understanding higher education institutions’ needs for human resource development in Azerbaijan pp. 415-437

Vafa Asgarova, Asiman Ilyasov and Muhammad Azeem Ashraf

‘We’re all like brothers’: religion’s role in Afghan Uzbek identity formation pp. 438-456

Joseph B. Stark

In the corridors of officialdom: how patience and flexibility unlock elite interviews in Uzbekistan pp. 457-464

Firdavs Kobilov

Positionality in ethnographic fieldwork: a male, ‘native’ researcher among migrant men pp. 465-473

Rustam Samadov

Chet ellarda o'qigan Turkistonlik yoshlar (Young People from Turkistan Who Studied Abroad) pp. 474-476

Shoirakhon Nurdinova

The Russia-Ukraine War and its implications on Central Asia pp. 476-478

Christopher Hartwell

Central Asia and the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 478-480

Mukhtar Amanbaiuly

Chetyre tetradi pp. 480-482

Leora Eisenberg

A slow reckoning: the USSR, the Afghan communists, and Islam pp. 482-484

Letty Phillips

Volume 44, issue 2, 2025

Jews and their neighbours in Central Asia and Caucasus in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries pp. 153-161

Zeev Levin

Native, but unique: Jews of Georgia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan and their neighbours revealed through their twentieth century demographic profiles pp. 162-182

Zeev Levin and Viacheslav Konstantinov

Iranian, Afghan or Central Asian? Patterns of mobility among Persianate Jews in the 19th and early 20th centuries pp. 183-201

Ariane Sadjed

‘Linguistic compatriots’: on the relationship between Tajik and Judeo-Tajik language and literature pp. 202-224

Thomas Loy

‘I became an Uzbek’: Jewish-Uzbek encounters in World War Two evacuation pp. 225-243

Leora Eisenberg

Interethnic relations in the Nazi-occupied North Caucasus: a case study of the Mountain Jewish communities in Bogdanovka and Nalchik pp. 244-261

Mateusz Majman

Local identity and intergroup relations: Jews and Muslims in Ferghana Valley in late Soviet Era pp. 262-280

Chen Bram

Georgian Jews and Georgian non-Jews: Soviet experience through the prism of nostalgia pp. 281-293

Yulia Oreshina

‘Abduct her before another man does’: evolving consensual bride abduction patterns in Kazakhstan’s Jetisu province pp. 294-301

Dinara Abildenova

The creation of Kazakh national identity: the relationship with Russia, 1900–2015 pp. 310-312

Tomasz Waśkiel

Analysing Kazakhstan’s Foreign Policy Regime Neo-Eurasianism in The Nazarbayev Era pp. 312-314

Pranveer Bharti

Politics of regionalism in Central Asia: multilateralism, institutions, and local perception pp. 314-316

Seyit Ali Avcu

Atomic steppe: how Kazakhstan gave up the bomb pp. 317-318

Nikolaos Olma

Uyghur identity and culture: a global diaspora in a time of crisis pp. 319-320

Robert Wilson

China, Russia and Central Asian infrastructure: fragmenting or reformatting the region? pp. 321-323

Martin Zubko

Volume 44, issue 1, 2025

Islam and ethnic tolerance: assessing Kyrgyz’ Muslim religiosity and acceptance of Uzbeks in Kyrgyzstan pp. 1-19

Alisher Khamidov and David B. Nolle

Two decades of women’s underrepresentation in public service leadership: the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan pp. 20-41

Abdul Basir Hamidi, Ida Widianingsih and Heru Nurasa

Girls’ education and success in Azerbaijan: comparative document analysis pp. 42-63

Gunel Alasgarova and Naila Peken

Deciphering dictators’ discourse on Indigenous democracy: a case of Karimov’s Uzbekistan pp. 64-84

Assel Tutumlu, Burak Önemli and Ilyas Rustemov

The varying levels of contrasting adaptation in Central Asia’s climate change politics pp. 85-104

Morena Skalamera

Forgotten project of a private agricultural plantation in the Khanate of Khiva, Uzbekistan pp. 105-121

Akifumi Shioya

Helping a f(r)iend in need? Rethinking the role of linkages in authoritarian covert repression pp. 122-131

Ildar Daminov

‘Why should we have theirs if we have our own?’ On decolonizing social science research ethics in Central Asia pp. 132-140

Gulzhanat Gafu and Lynne Parmenter

Moscow’s heavy shadow: the violent collapse of the USSR pp. 141-143

Karolina Kluczewska

Regional leadership in post-Soviet Eurasia: The strategies of Russia, China, and the European Union pp. 143-145

Stanislav Klimovich

Widening the scope: how middle powers are changing liberal institutionalism pp. 145-147

Sanat Kushkumbayev

Decolonizing Central Asian international relations: beyond empires pp. 147-149

Mavzuna Mukhiddinova

Thieves, opportunists and autocrats: building regulatory states in Russia and Kazakhstan pp. 150-151

Sofya du Boulay