Central Asian Survey

1998 - 2025

Current editor(s): Raphael Jacquet

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Volume 36, issue 4, 2017

Turkmenistan and the virtual politics of Eurasian energy: the case of the TAPI pipeline project pp. 409-429

Luca Anceschi

The return of the regulator: Kazakhstan’s cotton sector reforms since independence pp. 430-452

Martin Petrick, Dauren Oshakbayev, Regina Taitukova and Nodir Djanibekov

Undermining Western democracy promotion in Central Asia: China’s countervailing influences, powers and impact pp. 453-472

Aijan Sharshenova and Gordon Crawford

Transformations in Turkmen higher education: current opportunities and challenges at a new university pp. 473-492

Kelly Lee Gaynor

Cultural histories of kumiss: tuberculosis, heritage and national health in post-Soviet Kazakhstan pp. 493-510

Gabriel McGuire

From the Achaemenids to Somoni: national identity and iconicity in the landscape of Dushanbe’s capitol complex pp. 511-533

Katherine Hughes

Contested spaces: the use of place-names and symbolic landscape in the politics of identity and legitimacy in Azerbaijan pp. 534-554

Arsène Saparov

Categorically misleading, dialectically misconceived: language textbooks and pedagogic participation in Central Asian nation-building projects pp. 555-574

James Pickett

Veiled and unveiled in Chechnya and Daghestan pp. 575-577

Geraldine Fagan

Humanitarian invasion: global development in Cold War Afghanistan pp. 577-579

Markus Göransson

Imperial Russia’s Muslims: Islam, empire, and European modernity, 1788–1914 pp. 579-581

Edward Lazzerini

Muslim women of the Fergana Valley: a 19th-century ethnography from Central Asia pp. 581-583

Aksana Ismailbekova

Democracy in Central Asia: competing perspectives and alternative strategies pp. 583-585

Aliya Tskhay

Uyghur nation: reform and revolution on the Russia–China Frontier pp. 585-588

Ablet Kamalov

Rewriting the nation in modern Kazakh literature pp. 588-590

Eva-Marie Dubuisson

Trading worlds: Afghan merchants across modern frontiers pp. 591-592

Till Mostowlansky

The force of custom: law and the ordering of everyday life in Kyrgyzstan pp. 593-595

August Samie

Books received pp. 596-597

The Editors

Erratum pp. 598-598

The Editors

Volume 36, issue 3, 2017

Corrigendum pp. ci-ci

The Editors

The Helsinki Final Act four decades on pp. 293-299

Payam Foroughi

The OSCEs of Central Asia pp. 300-312

Pál Dunay

Human rights concepts in the OSCE region: changes since the Helsinki Final Act pp. 313-330

Aaron Rhodes

Overlap with contestation? Comparing norms and policies of regional organizations in the post-Soviet space pp. 331-352

Alessandra Russo and Andrea Gawrich

Benefactor, industry or intruder? Perceptions of international organizations in Central Asia – the case of the OSCE in Tajikistan pp. 353-372

Karolina Kluczewska

Helsinki’s counterintuitive effect? OSCE/ODIHR’s election observation missions and solidification of virtual democracy in post-communist Central Asia: the case of Tajikistan, 2000–2013 pp. 373-390

Payam Foroughi and Uguloy Mukhtorova

Timur Kasymovich Beisembiev, 1955–2016 pp. 391-394

Alexander Morrison

Making Uzbekistan: nation, empire, and revolution in the early USSR pp. 395-398

Beatrice Penati

Oil and water: being Han in Xinjiang pp. 398-400

Hilda Eitzen

The Šabdan Baatır Codex: epic and the writing of northern Kyrgyz history pp. 400-403

Arienne M. Dwyer

The state as investment market: Kyrgyzstan in comparative perspective pp. 403-405

Azamat Sakiev

Iranian languages and literatures of Central Asia: from the eighteenth century to the present pp. 405-407

John R. Perry

Volume 36, issue 2, 2017

Engagement with empire as norm and in practice in Kazakh nomadic political culture (1820s–1830s) pp. 175-194

Virginia Martin

Venerating the pir: patron saints of Muslim ceramists in Uzbekistan pp. 195-211

Haruka Kikuta

Coercive capacity, land reform and political order in Afghanistan pp. 212-230

Ilia Murtazashvili and Jennifer Murtazashvili

Pathways to child work in Tajikistan: narratives of child workers and their parents pp. 231-246

Mashura Akilova

Gender and the academic profession in contemporary Tajikistan: challenges and opportunities expressed by women who remain pp. 247-262

Zumrad Kataeva and Alan J. DeYoung

Debating gender and Kazakhness: memory and voice in poetic duel aytis between China and Kazakhstan pp. 263-280

Guldana Salimjan

Afghan modern: the history of a global nation pp. 281-283

Flora Roberts

The social process of globalization: return migration and cultural change in Kazakhstan pp. 283-285

Maya Satlykgylyjova

Staying at home: identities, memories and social networks of Kazakhstani Germans pp. 285-287

Michael Brown

Despite cultures: early Soviet rule in Tajikistan pp. 287-289

August Samie

Collectivization and social engineering: Soviet administration and the Jews of Uzbekistan, 1917–1939 pp. 289-291

Marianne Kamp

Volume 36, issue 1, 2017

Understanding Stalinism in, from and of Central Asia: beyond failure, peripherality and otherness pp. 1-18

Botakoz Kassymbekova

‘Tajikistan’s Turksib’: infrastructure and improvisation in economic growth of the Vakhsh River valley pp. 19-36

Patryk Reid

A time for feasting? Autarky in the Tajik Ferghana Valley at war, 1941–45 pp. 37-54

Flora Roberts

Recollections of collectivization in Uzbekistan: Stalinism and local activism pp. 55-72

Marianne Kamp and Russell Zanca

Stalinist spatial hierarchies: placing the Kazakhs and Kyrgyz in Soviet economic regionalization pp. 73-92

Niccolò Pianciola

An unwanted dependence: Chechen and Ingush deportees and the development of state–citizen relations in late-Stalinist Kazakhstan (1944–1953) pp. 93-112

Isaac Scarborough

Fatima Gabitova: repression, subjectivity and historical memory in Soviet Kazakhstan pp. 113-130

Maria A. Blackwood

Stalin’s rais: governance practices in a Central Asian kolkhoz pp. 131-147

Sergei Abashin

Power and purification: late-Stalinist repression in the Uzbek SSR pp. 148-169

Claus Bech Hansen

China and Central Asia in the post-Soviet era: a bilateral approach pp. 170-171

Ryan Shaffer

Power, networks and violent conflict in Central Asia: a comparison of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan pp. 171-173

Farhad Kerimov