Central Asian Survey

1998 - 2025

Current editor(s): Raphael Jacquet

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Volume 34, issue 4, 2015

Introduction: market adaptations, interventions and daily experience pp. 409-417

Gül Berna Özcan

Ideology in brick and tile: Timurid architecture of the 21st century pp. 418-439

Elena Paskaleva

The ideology of development and legitimation: beyond ‘Kazakhstan 2030’ pp. 440-455

Diana T. Kudaibergenova

Social, environmental and economic sustainability of Kazakhstan: a long-term perspective pp. 456-483

Marzhan Thomas

Uzbekistan's ‘spirit’ of self-reliance and the logic of appropriateness: TAPOich and interaction with Russia pp. 484-498

Bernardo Teles Fazendeiro

Promoting empowerment? The World Bank's Village Investment Project in Kyrgyzstan pp. 499-515

Babken Babajanian

‘Donors are not interested in reality’: the interplay between international donors and local NGOs in Kyrgyzstan's HIV/AIDS sector pp. 516-530

Svetlana Ancker and Bernd Rechel

The monetization of social celebrations in rural Kyrgyzstan: on the uses of hashish money pp. 531-548

Gulzat Botoeva

Everyday disasters, stagnation and the normalcy of non-development: Roghun Dam, a flood, and campaigns of forced taxation in southern Tajikistan pp. 549-563

Diana Ibañez-Tirado

Chaos, violence, and dynasty: politics and Islam in Central Asia pp. 564-566

Svetlana Peshkova

Corruption as a last resort: adapting to the market in Central Asia pp. 566-567

Lawrence P. Markowitz

Achieving a career, becoming a master. Aspirations in the lives of young Uzbek men pp. 568-570

Philipp Schröder

Variations on Uzbek identity: strategic choices, cognitive schemas, and political constraints in identification processes pp. 570-572

Ronald Schultz

Women, Islam, and identity: public life in private spaces in Uzbekistan pp. 572-574

Liliya Karimova

The history of Central Asia, volume 1: the age of the steppe warriors pp. 574-576

Kenneth Lymer

Asiatic Russia: imperial power in regional and international contexts pp. 576-578

Ian W. Campbell

The making of modern Georgia, 1918–2012: the first Georgian republic and its successors pp. 578-581

B. George Hewitt

Islam, society and states across the Qazaq Steppe (18th–early 20th centuries) pp. 581-583

Hideyuki Naganuma

The Great Game 1856–1907: Russo-British relations in Central and East Asia pp. 583-585

Vsevolod Kritskiy

Patshilik Resei zhanye Kenges Imperialarining Kazakstandagi Ruhani Otarlau Sayasatining Zardaptari (XIX gasirding 70-80 zhildari – XXI gasirding basi) [Consequences of the policies of spiritual colonization in Kazakhstan under the Russian and Soviet empires (1870–80s to the beginning of the twenty-first century)] pp. 585-588

R. Charles Weller

Books received pp. 589-591

The Editors

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The Editors

Volume 34, issue 3, 2015

The Soviet study of the Barefooted Flight of the Kazakhs pp. 281-295

Michael Hancock-Parmer

The puzzle of manual harvest in Uzbekistan: economics, status and labour in the Khrushchev era pp. 296-309

Shoshana Keller

State retrenchment and informal institutions in Kazakhstan: people's perceptions of informal reciprocity in the healthcare sector pp. 310-329

Dina Sharipova

Informal payments and connections in post-Soviet Kazakhstan pp. 330-340

Natsuko Oka

Keeping face in the public sphere: recognition, discretion and Uzbekistan's relations with the United States and Germany, 1991–2006 pp. 341-356

Bernardo da Silva Relva Teles Fazendeiro

Civilian victimization during the Tajik civil war: a typology and strategic assessment pp. 357-372

Jeni Mitchell

Observing protest: media use and student involvement on 7 April 2010 in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan pp. 373-389

Nora Webb Williams

Movement, power and place in Central Asia and beyond: contested trajectories pp. 390-392

Felix de Montety

Migration and social upheaval as the face of globalization in Central Asia pp. 392-394

Shairbek Juraev

Becoming Muslim in imperial Russia: conversion, apostasy, and literacy pp. 394-397

Rozaliya Garipova

Central Asia: democracy, instability and strategic game in Kyrgyzstan pp. 397-399

Rajorshi Roy

Edge of empires. A history of Georgia pp. 399-401

George Hewitt

Into the Kazakh Steppe: John Castle's mission to Khan Abulkhayir (1736) pp. 402-403

Michael Hancock-Parmer

Fortune and the cursed: the sliding scale of time in Mongolian divination pp. 403-405

Caroline Humphrey

Exploring the edge of empire: Soviet era anthropology in the Caucasus and Central Asia pp. 406-408

Andrey Tutorskiy

Volume 34, issue 2, 2015

The Battle of Gökdepe in the Turkmen post-Soviet historical discourse pp. 149-161

Slavomír Horák

Nationalism and modernism in the East Turkestan Republic, 1933–34 pp. 162-176

Ondřej Klimeš

Bandits, warlords, national heroes: interpretations of the Basmachi movement in Tajikistan pp. 177-189

Kirill Nourzhanov

‘How can I be post-Soviet if I was never Soviet?’ Rethinking categories of time and social change – a perspective from Kulob, southern Tajikistan pp. 190-203

Diana Ibañez-Tirado

The pastoral home school: rural, vernacular and grassroots literacies in early Soviet Mongolia pp. 204-218

Phillip P. Marzluf

The Paris Peace Conference and the Armenian arguments on Garabagh pp. 219-236

Kamala Imranli-Lowe

Natural resource policies and standard of living in Kazakhstan pp. 237-254

Halil Burak Sakal

Linking past and future: cross-border development and quality of life in the Badakhshans pp. 255-271

Graham Sherbut, Nazneen Kanji and Juanita Hatcher

Social and cultural change in Central Asia: the Soviet legacy pp. 272-274

R. Charles Weller

Allah's kolkhozes: migration, de-Stalinisation, privatisation and the new Muslim congregations in the Soviet realm (1950s–2000s) pp. 274-276

Shoshana Keller

The socialist way of life in Siberia: transformation in Buryatia pp. 276-277

Eleanor Peers

Xinjiang and the expansion of Chinese Communist power: Kashgar in the early twentieth century pp. 277-279

Michael C. Brose

Volume 34, issue 1, 2015

Offshore Central Asia: an introduction pp. 1-10

John Heathershaw and Alexander Cooley

Blurring the line between licit and illicit: transnational corruption networks in Central Asia and beyond pp. 11-28

Alexander Cooley and J.C. Sharman

Offshore gas intermediary companies in Eurasia pp. 29-45

Stacy Closson and Charles Dainoff

Global money laundering and its domestic political consequences in Kyrgyzstan pp. 46-56

Erica Marat

Regime security, base politics and rent-seeking: the local and global political economies of the American air base in Kyrgyzstan, 2001–2010 pp. 57-77

Kemel Toktomushev

Gaming the state: consequences of contracting out state building in Afghanistan pp. 78-92

Jennifer Murtazashvili

State as resource, mediator and performer: understanding the local and global politics of gold mining in Kyrgyzstan pp. 93-109

Asel Doolot and John Heathershaw

Global Astana: nation branding as a legitimization tool for authoritarian regimes pp. 110-124

Adrien Fauve

Author-critic forum pp. 125-139

Marianne Kamp, Russell Zanca, Nazif Shahrani, Aurélie Biard and Johan Rasanayagam

The art of symbolic resistance: Uyghur identities and Uyghur-Han relations in contemporary Xinjiang pp. 140-142

Nicholas Tapp

Organized crime, political transitions and state formation in post-Soviet Eurasia pp. 142-144

John Heathershaw

The construction of the Tiflis-Aleksandropol-Kars railway (1895–1899) pp. 144-145

Alexander Balistreri

Border work: spatial lives of the state in rural Central Asia pp. 145-147

Stanley D. Brunn