Central Asian Survey

1998 - 2025

Current editor(s): Raphael Jacquet

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Volume 42, issue 4, 2023

Diversifying/revitalizing the study of Central Asia and the Caucasus pp. 639-640

Rico Isaacs and Jasmin Dall’Agnola

Let’s talk about researchers’ mental well-being pp. 641-648

Jasmin Dall’Agnola

The conceptual evolution of poverty alleviation through labour transfer in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region pp. 649-673

Adrian Zenz

Digital media consumption and voting among Central Asian youth: why democratic context matters pp. 674-693

Amanzhol Bekmagambetov, Jason Gainous, Kevin M. Wagner, Zhaxylyk Sabitov, Adil Rodionov and Bryce Kleinsteuber

The ‘Pragmatic cooperation’ in the Belt and Road Initiative: the Sino-Turkmen natural gas engagement pp. 694-709

Qian Liu, Xiaoguang Wang and Xue Lv

Civil society, social capital and development in Central Asia pp. 710-725

Kemel Toktomushev

Introducing the symposium on Philipp Lottholz’s Post-Liberal Statebuilding in Central Asia: Imaginaries, Discourses and Practices of Social Ordering pp. 726-727

Liam Devereux

A practitioner's perspective from Kyrgyzstan: Post-Liberal Statebuilding in Central Asia pp. 727-729

Arzuu Sheranova

A reading from Kazakhstan with a focus on decolonization: Post-Liberal Statebuilding in Central Asia pp. 729-732

Galym Zhussipbek

Taking account of authoritarian peacebuilding in Post-Liberal Statebuilding in Central Asia pp. 732-734

Nick Megoran

Scrutinizing ethnographic depth and civil society impacts in Post-Liberal Statebuilding in Central Asia pp. 734-736

Noor O’Neill Borbieva

Author reply: Engaging with non-political lifeworlds, dialogical research and decolonial horizons through Post-Liberal Statebuilding in Central Asia pp. 736-739

Philipp Lottholz

Dekolonizatsiia Kazahstana pp. 740-742

Rustem Zholdybalin

Volume 42, issue 3, 2023

On the problem of Sāmānid origins pp. 429-443

Ali Anooshahr

‘The freedom of a fair word’: the roots of human rights discourse in Kazakh cultural heritage pp. 444-460

Beibit Yu. Shangirbayeva

Vehicularizing the vernacular: using the periodical press to popularize vernacular languages in Soviet Turkic communities pp. 461-479

Michael J. Erdman

In Soviet educational greenhouses: on the problem of language teaching to the Bukharan–Jewish children of Uzbekistan, 1917–47 pp. 480-499

Albert Kaganovitch

Gorno-Badakhshan and Karakalpakstan since 1991: understanding territorial autonomy in Central Asia pp. 500-517

Ivan Ulises Kłyszcz

Working with the Taliban: from the first to the second Emirate pp. 518-536

Astri Suhrke and Susanne Schmeidl

Economic development without rural–urban migration in Georgia pp. 537-560

Michael Beenstock

The cat in Mongolian society: a good, bad and ugly animal pp. 561-576

Baasanjav Terbish

Bridge or base? Chinese perceptions of Central Asia under Europeanisation pp. 577-596

Pengfei Hou

The long-run analysis of the association between macroeconomic variables and suicide: the case of Turkic-speaking countries in Central Asia pp. 597-616

Yüksel Okşak, Cüneyt Koyuncu and Rasim Yilmaz

Private supplementary tutoring and educational inequality in secondary education in Kazakhstan pp. 617-636

Anas Hajar and Mehmet Karakus

International investment law and investor–state disputes in Central Asia: Emerging issues pp. 637-638

James R. Baugh

Volume 42, issue 2, 2023

We need to talk about political society: subaltern resistances beyond civil society in Eastern Europe and Eurasia pp. 219-237

Lela Rekhviashvili

A narrative analysis: tragic images of the Aral Sea in the Russophone ecopoems pp. 238-253

Zarkamol Munisov (Camille) and Iris Borowy

Factors inhibiting institutional responses to domestic violence in Kyrgyzstan pp. 254-273

Saltanat Childress, Nibedita Shrestha, Kendall Anekwe, Mitchell D. Wong and Rebecca N. Dudovitz

The tragedy of irregular migration: the case of Afghans in Turkey pp. 274-292

Abdullah Yarash Jurat

Exploring civil society perspectives on the situation of human rights defenders in the Commonwealth of Independent States pp. 293-318

Paul Chaney

Yearning for a homogeneous Chinese nation: digital propaganda campaigns after the 2020 protest in Inner Mongolia pp. 319-340

Gegentuul Baioud and Cholmon Khuanuud

The Tajik Civil War and Russia’s Islamist moment pp. 341-358

Vassily Klimentov

Post-Soviet settlement of the Sino-Soviet border: a failed attempt at a three-level game, 1991–2012 pp. 359-382

Alsu Tagirova

Representation of the Kazakhstani famine (1931–33) in secondary school history textbooks, 1992–2021 pp. 383-401

Berikbol Dukeyev

Employment of master’s degree graduates in Kazakhstan: navigating an uncertain labour market pp. 402-420

Dilrabo Jonbekova, Gulfiya Kuchumova, Bridget Goodman, Jason Sparks and Sulushash Kerimkulova

Rentier capitalism and its discontents: Power, morality and resistance in Central Asia pp. 421-423

Galym Zhussipbek

Parliamentary representation in Central Asia: MPs between representing their voters and serving an authoritarian regime pp. 423-425

Rico Isaacs

Andreas Wilde (1976–2022) pp. 426-427

James Pickett

Volume 42, issue 1, 2023

Correction pp. I-I

The Editors

A void in Central Asia research: climate change pp. 1-20

Roman Vakulchuk, Anne Sophie Daloz, Indra Overland, Haakon Fossum Sagbakken and Karina Standal

Rivers between nature, infrastructure, and religion pp. 21-40

Ketevan Gurchiani

‘Birds without legs’: legal integration as potentiality for women of an Afghan-Turkmen family in Istanbul pp. 41-60

Diana Ibañez-Tirado and Rabia Latif Khan

Place-name wars in Karabakh: Russian Imperial maps and political legitimacy in the Caucasus pp. 61-88

Arsène Saparov

Corruption, public procurement and political instability in Kazakhstan pp. 89-108

Zhaslan Khamitov, Colin Knox and Gulsara Junusbekova

‘Two parts – one whole’? Kazakh–Kyrgyz relations in the making of Soviet Kyrgyzstan, 1917–24 pp. 109-126

Mirlan Bektursunov

Changes in the flock: sheep-keeping as a symbol of the transformation of the Kazakh traditional economy pp. 127-148

Aibubi Duisebayeva and Ian W. Campbell

Informality versus shadow economy: reflecting on the first results of a manager’s survey in Kyrgyzstan pp. 149-170

Abel Polese, Gian Marco Moisé, Talshyn Tokyzhanova, Tommaso Aguzzi, Tanel Kerikmäe, Ainoura Sagynbaeva, Arnis Sauka and Oleksandra Seliverstova

Turkmenistan in Eurasian railway geopolitics pp. 171-190

Slavomír Horák

Demographic effects of deportation: seeking the causes of high fertility rates in the North Caucasus, Russia pp. 191-210

Ilya Ermolin, Pavel Suvorkov and Mariia Fedorova

Qarakhanid roads to China: A history of Sino-Turkic relations pp. 211-213

Dilrabo Tosheva

Intermarriage and the friendship of the peoples: Ethnic mixing in Soviet Central Asia pp. 213-214

Shoshana Keller

Soviet policy in Xinjiang: Stalin and the national movement in Eastern Turkistan pp. 214-217

Ablet Kamalov