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Freeing from the "Territorial Trap"
Re-reading the Five Stans Central Asian Spatial Discourse
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The book re-reads what has become a true knowledge on Central Asia. Since the 1990s, the true knowledge on Central Asia has been embedded in the `five stans' - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan - spatial discourse. The study argues that this `five stans' spatial discourse determines the conceptual boundaries of Central Asia in International Relations. The book asserts that the `five stans' spatial discourse is territorially trapped; hence it is limited to explain the political and economic processes taking place `on the ground' in the region. Re-reading the `five ...
The book re-reads what has become a true knowledge on Central Asia. Since the 1990s, the true knowledge on Central Asia has been embedded in the `five stans' - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan - spatial discourse. The study argues that this `five stans' spatial discourse determines the conceptual boundaries of Central Asia in International Relations. The book asserts that the `five stans' spatial discourse is territorially trapped; hence it is limited to explain the political and economic processes taking place `on the ground' in the region. Re-reading the `five stans' discourse the study introduces an alternative methodology drawing upon Niklas Luhmann's social systems theory.
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