Central Asian Survey

1998 - 2025

Current editor(s): Raphael Jacquet

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Volume 38, issue 4, 2019

The Irene Hilgers Memorial Prize 2019 pp. ii-ii

The Editors

Editorial pp. 443-445

Rico Isaacs

A cup of coffee in Bishkek: insights into the emerging coffee culture in Kyrgyzstan's capital pp. 446-459

Paulina Simkin and Matthias Schmidt

The capacity to aspire: young persons and gender–age relations in southern Tajikistan and North India pp. 460-475

Colette Harris

The Sinicized self: prejudice, epistemology and Uyghur perceptions of their bodies pp. 476-493

James McMurray

Soviet boarding schools as a forge of national professionals and intellectuals in Soviet Tajikistan in the 1950s and 1960s pp. 494-509

Tuychi Rashidov

The demographic and agricultural development of the Kokand oasis during the Russian Imperial era: nomad immigration and cotton monoculture pp. 510-530

Akira Ueda

The role of the ortoq in the Mongol Empire in forming business partnerships pp. 531-547

Enerelt Enkhbold

Reflections on the prehistory of the Abdālī Afghans pp. 548-569

Sajjad Nejatie

The pitfalls of protection: gender, violence, and power in Afghanistan pp. 570-572

Melissa Kerr Chiovenda

Russian–Turkmen encounters: The Caspian frontier before the Great Game pp. 572-574

Victoria Clement

Order at the Bazaar: Power and Trade in Central Asia pp. 574-576

Rune Steenberg

Theorizing Central Asian politics: the state, ideology and power pp. 576-578

Gian Marco Moisé

Volume 38, issue 3, 2019

Editorial pp. 307-309

Madeleine Reeves

Practices of traditionalization in Central Asia pp. 310-328

Judith Beyer and Peter Finke

Women of protest, men of applause: political activism, gender and tradition in Kyrgyzstan pp. 329-345

Judith Beyer and Aijarkyn Kojobekova

Traditionalization, or the making of a reputation: women, weddings and expenditure in Tajikistan pp. 346-362

Juliette Cleuziou

The body global and the body traditional: a digital ethnography of Instagram and nationalism in Kazakhstan and Russia pp. 363-380

Diana T. Kudaibergenova

The veterans’ gala: the use of tradition in an industrial labour conflict in contemporary Kazakhstan pp. 381-399

Tommaso Trevisani

Appropriating and contesting ‘traditional Islam’: Central Asian students at the Russian Islamic University in Tatarstan pp. 400-416

Dominik Müller

Traditionalization as a response to state-induced development in rural Tibetan areas of Qinghai, PRC pp. 417-431

Jarmila Ptackova

Central Asia in the era of sovereignty: the return of Tamerlane? pp. 432-434

Kristoffer Michael Rees

Food and identity in Central Asia pp. 434-436

Sebile Yapici

Sufism: a new history of Islamic mysticism pp. 436-438

Vernon James Schubel

Silk, slaves, and stupas: material culture of the Silk Road pp. 438-441

Craig Benjamin

Volume 38, issue 2, 2019

Can smartphones empower labour migrants? The case of Kyrgyzstani migrants in Russia pp. 165-180

Vanessa Ruget and Burul Usmanalieva

Mobile phones and self-determination among Muslim youth in Uzbekistan pp. 181-196

Haruka Kikuta

Kazakhstani public opinion of the United States and Russia: testing variables of (un)favourability pp. 197-216

Marlene Laruelle and Dylan Royce

Discourses of Russian-speaking youth in Nazarbayev’s Kazakhstan: Soviet legacies and responses to nation-building pp. 217-236

Matthew Blackburn

Emptying lakes, filling up seas: hydroelectric dams and the ambivalences of development in late Soviet Central Asia pp. 237-254

Moritz Florin

Transitions from dirty to clean energy in low-income countries: insights from Kyrgyzstan pp. 255-274

Rahat Sabyrbekov and Nurgul Ukueva

Environmental migrations in Central Asia: a multifaceted approach to the issue pp. 275-292

Suzy Blondin

‘City of the future’: built space, modernity and urban change in Astana pp. 293-295

Zayra Badillo Castro

Textiles as national heritage: Identities, politics and material culture pp. 295-297

Shannon Ludington

Borderland capitalism: Turkestan produce, Qing silver, and the birth of an eastern market pp. 297-299

Jin Noda

Blood ties and the native son: Poetics of patronage in Kyrgyzstan pp. 300-302

Philipp Lottholz

Learning to become Turkmen: literacy, language and power, 1914–2014 pp. 302-304

William Fierman

Women in Mongol Iran: the Khātūns, 1206–1335 pp. 305-306

Aziza Shanazarova

Volume 38, issue 1, 2019

Correction pp. ci-ci

The Editors

Securitization, insecurity and conflict in contemporary Xinjiang: has PRC counter-terrorism evolved into state terror? pp. 1-26

Joanne Smith Finley

Old ‘counter-revolution’, new ‘terrorism’: historicizing the framing of violence in Xinjiang by the Chinese state pp. 27-45

Pablo A. Rodríguez-Merino

What explains the rise of majority–minority tensions and conflict in Xinjiang? pp. 46-60

Reza Hasmath

Islam by smartphone: reading the Uyghur Islamic revival on WeChat pp. 61-80

Rachel Harris and Aziz Isa

The Wang Lixiong prophecy: ‘Palestinization’ in Xinjiang and the consequences of Chinese state securitization of religion pp. 81-101

Joanne Smith Finley

‘Thoroughly reforming them towards a healthy heart attitude’: China’s political re-education campaign in Xinjiang pp. 102-128

Adrian Zenz

Colonization with Chinese characteristics: politics of (in)security in Xinjiang and Tibet pp. 129-147

Dibyesh Anand

Paradox of power: the logics of state weakness in Eurasia pp. 148-150

Kyle Estes

Living language in Kazakhstan: the dialogic emergence of an ancestral worldview pp. 150-151

Cynthia Werner

Uzbekistan’s foreign policy: the struggle for recognition and self-reliance under Karimov pp. 152-154

Mariya Y. Omelicheva

From belonging to belief: modern secularisms and the construction of religion in Kyrgyzstan pp. 154-156

Noor O'Neill Borbieva

Visions of justice: Shari’a and cultural change in Russian Central Asia pp. 156-158

Robert D. Crews

Power, politics, and tradition in the Mongol Empire and the Īlkhānate of Iran pp. 158-160

Nicholas Morton

Books received pp. 161-163

The Editors