Central Asian Survey

1998 - 2025

Current editor(s): Raphael Jacquet

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Focus on Afghanistan pp. 413-413: The Editors
Perverting Islam: Taliban social policy toward women pp. 415-426: Larry P Goodson
Radical political movements in Afghanistan and their politics of peoples' empowerment and liberation pp. 427-450: Hafizullah Emadi
Political Islam in Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan pp. 451-465: Shahram Akbarzadeh
Gender and ethnicity in the 'transitional democracy' of Kyrgyzstan pp. 467-496: Lori M. Handrahan
The Jungar Tuvas: Language and national identity in the PRC pp. 497-517: Talant Mawkanuli
On merchants and monsters: Common motifs in tales from medieval China and 19th-century Bukhara pp. 519-527: Siamak Adhami

Democratic development in Azerbaijan and the role of the Western oil industry pp. 261-288: Daniel Heradstveit
Xinjiang at the turn of the century: The causes of separatism pp. 289-303: Colin Mackerras
Shanghai 5 and the emerging alliance in Central Asia: The closed society and its enemies pp. 305-321: Amalendu Misra
China's response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan pp. 323-351: A.z Hilali
Iran's interests in Central Asia: A contemporary assessment pp. 353-365: Ertan Efegil and Leonard A Stone
Transformation in the Tajik Pamirs: Gornyi-Badakhshan-an example of successful restructuring? pp. 367-381: Hiltrud Herbers
The situation in Nuristan pp. 383-390: Max Klimburg
The Crimean Tatars in Uzbekistan: Speaking with the dead and living homeland pp. 391-404: Greta Lynn Uehling

A summer of innuendo: Growing competition among Dagestan's political elite pp. 141-154: Robert Bruce Ware and Enver Kisriev
Environmental initiatives in contemporary Iran pp. 155-165: Richard C Foltz
Foreign policy and domestic reform in Central Asia pp. 167-182: Gregory Gleason
Nationalism as a geopolitical phenomenon: The Central Asian case pp. 183-194: Farkhod Tolipov
Exploring issues of violence within the recent context of the Hazarajat, Afghanistan pp. 195-227: Iesha Singh
Caucasian Boundaries. Documents and Maps. 1802-1946 pp. 229-249: The Editors
Book Reviews pp. 251-255: The Editors

Islam in East Europe pp. 5-32: Gyorgy Lederer
Impoverishment of the masses in the transition period: Signs of an emerging 'new poor' identity in Uzbekistan pp. 33-54: Alisher Ilkhamov
Population displacement in the Caucasus-an overview pp. 55-62: Dennis Sammut
The Islamic revival in Central Asia: A potent force or a misconception? pp. 63-83: Ghoncheh Tazmini
The social use of personal names among the Kyrgyz pp. 85-95: Erlend H Hvoslef
Mahallah and kinship relations. A study on residential communal commitment structures in Central Asia of the 19th century pp. 97-106: Paul Georg Geiss
Review Article pp. 107-122: Guy Imart
Book Reviews pp. 123-132: The Editors

Open letter to the French philosopher André Glucksman pp. 309-314: Aslan Maskhadov
The prospects for genocide in Chechnya and extremist retaliation against the West pp. 315-327: Michael Fredholm
How many soldiers and civilians died during the Russo-Chechen war of 1994-1996? pp. 328-338: John B Dunlop
Khattab's audacious raid (22 December 1997): Prelude to the Second Chechen War pp. 339-347: Adam Geibel
Emerging spatial patterns of the demographics, labour force and FDI in Uzbekistan pp. 348-363: Reuel R Hanks
Society and politics in Bukhara, 1868-1920 pp. 364-393: Adeeb Khalid
Imperatives of national territorial delimitation and the fate of Bukhara 1917-1924 pp. 394-415: Anita Sengupta
State, national awareness and levels of identity in Afghanistan from monarchy to Islamic state pp. 416-425: Pierre Centlivres and Micheline Centlivres-Demont
Controlling the frontier: Monasteries and infrastructure in the Volga region, 1552-1682 pp. 426-440: Matthew P Romaniello
Note sur les relations acade´miques entre le Kirghizstan et la Turquie pp. 441-445: A. Mokeev and R. Dor
Policy options for resolving post-Soviet ethnic conflict pp. 446-463: Robert M Cutler
Book Reviews pp. 468-479: The Editors
Rewriting the history of the Terek region pp. 469-472: Brian J Boeck

A sea or a lake? The Caspian's long odyssey pp. 189-221: Witt Raczka
Uygur-Tang relations, 744-840 pp. 223-234: Colin MacKerras
The Islamic factor in Dagestan pp. 235-252: Robert Bruce Ware and Enver Kisriev
Praxis of taqiyya: Perseverance of Pashaye Ismaili enclave, Nangarhar, Afghanistan pp. 253-264: Hafizullah Emadi
From holy war to opium war? A case study of the opium economy in North Eastern Afghanistan pp. 265-280: Jonathan Goodhand
Small and medium-sized enterprises in the transition economy of Uzbekistan: Conditions and perspectives pp. 281-296: Nurullo A Khalmurzaev
Book reviews pp. 297-303: The Editors

Imperial Russification: Dagestani mountaineers in Russian exile, 1877-83 pp. 5-16: Austin Jersild
The other end of the Silk Road: Japan's Eurasian initiative pp. 17-39: Michael Robert Hickok
The Kurds of Soviet Azerbaijan, 1920-91 pp. 41-77: Daniel Müller
Tibet: In search of a resolution pp. 79-93: Amalendu Misra
The death and burial of Chinggis Khaan pp. 95-115: Bat-Ochir Bold
Moyen-Orient, Caucase et Asie centrale: Des concepts geo´politiques a ¤ construire et a ¤ reconstruire? pp. 117-140: Mohammad-Reza Djalili and Thierry Kellner
The role of Turkish schools in the educational system and social transformation of Central Asian countries: The case of Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan pp. 141-155: Cennet Engin Demir, Ayse Balci and Fusun Akkok
Industrial structure and regional development in Central Asia: A microdata analysis on spatial allocation of industry pp. 157-183: Ichiro Iwasaki