Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Central Asia
Herausgeber: Isaacs, Rico; Marat, Erica
Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Central Asia
Herausgeber: Isaacs, Rico; Marat, Erica
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The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Central Asia offers the first comprehensive, cross-disciplinary overview of key issues in Central Asian Studies.
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The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Central Asia offers the first comprehensive, cross-disciplinary overview of key issues in Central Asian Studies.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 478
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 812g
- ISBN-13: 9781032050096
- ISBN-10: 1032050098
- Artikelnr.: 69922059
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 478
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 812g
- ISBN-13: 9781032050096
- ISBN-10: 1032050098
- Artikelnr.: 69922059
Rico Isaacs is Associate Professor in Politics at the University of Lincoln, UK, and the editor of Central Asian Survey. His recent books include, among others, Party System Formation in Kazakhstan (2011), Nation-Building and Identity in the Post-Soviet Space (with A. Polese, 2016) and Politics: An Introduction, 3rd edition (with B. Axford, V. Browne and R. Huggins, 2018), also published by Routledge. Erica Marat is Associate Professor at the College of International Security Affairs at the National Defence University, Washington, D.C. Her research focuses on violence, mobilisation and security institutions in Eurasia, India and Mexico. She is also the author of The Politics of Police Reform: Society against the State in Post-Soviet Countries (2018).
Introduction: Introducing Central Asian Studies PART I HISTORY 1. Central
Asia before the advent of Russian Dominion 2. Russian rule in Central Asia
3. Collectivisation, Sedentarism and Famine in Central Asia 4. Development
in Post-war Central Asia PART II POLITICS 5. Varieties of Authoritarianism
in Central Asia 6. Informal Governance, 'Clan' politics and Corruption 7.
Nation-Building in Central Asia: Policy and Discourse 8. Unsettled Space:
Unfinished Histories of Border Delimitation in the Ferghana Valley PART III
GEOGRAPHY 9. Boundaries, Borders and Identities 10. The history of water
politics in Central Asia 11. Rethinking Spectacular Cities: Beyond
Authoritarianism and Mastermind Schemes 12. Politics of Green Development:
Trees vs. Roads PART IV INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 13. Russia and Central
Asia: Evolving Mutual Perceptions and the Rise of Postcolonial Perspectives
14. China-Central Asia Relations: Re-learning to Live Next to the Giant 15.
U.S. Policy and Central Asia 16. Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy in
Central Asia 17. Military Power and Capacity 18. Globalisation and
Migration in Central Asia PART V POLITICAL ECONOMY 19. Economic Reform and
Development in Central Asia 20. Oil, Capital, and Labour Around the Caspian
21. Corruption 22. Modernisation and development in Central Asia PART VI
SOCIETY AND CULTURE 23. The Nationalization of Traditions 24. Thinking with
Gender About Central Asia 25. Contemporary Art in Central Asia 26. Language
Policy and Language in Central Asia PART VII RELIGON 27. Islam Renewal in
Central Asia 28. Securitisation of Religion in Central Asia 29. Liberalism
and Islam in Central Asia 30. Tengrism
Asia before the advent of Russian Dominion 2. Russian rule in Central Asia
3. Collectivisation, Sedentarism and Famine in Central Asia 4. Development
in Post-war Central Asia PART II POLITICS 5. Varieties of Authoritarianism
in Central Asia 6. Informal Governance, 'Clan' politics and Corruption 7.
Nation-Building in Central Asia: Policy and Discourse 8. Unsettled Space:
Unfinished Histories of Border Delimitation in the Ferghana Valley PART III
GEOGRAPHY 9. Boundaries, Borders and Identities 10. The history of water
politics in Central Asia 11. Rethinking Spectacular Cities: Beyond
Authoritarianism and Mastermind Schemes 12. Politics of Green Development:
Trees vs. Roads PART IV INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 13. Russia and Central
Asia: Evolving Mutual Perceptions and the Rise of Postcolonial Perspectives
14. China-Central Asia Relations: Re-learning to Live Next to the Giant 15.
U.S. Policy and Central Asia 16. Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy in
Central Asia 17. Military Power and Capacity 18. Globalisation and
Migration in Central Asia PART V POLITICAL ECONOMY 19. Economic Reform and
Development in Central Asia 20. Oil, Capital, and Labour Around the Caspian
21. Corruption 22. Modernisation and development in Central Asia PART VI
SOCIETY AND CULTURE 23. The Nationalization of Traditions 24. Thinking with
Gender About Central Asia 25. Contemporary Art in Central Asia 26. Language
Policy and Language in Central Asia PART VII RELIGON 27. Islam Renewal in
Central Asia 28. Securitisation of Religion in Central Asia 29. Liberalism
and Islam in Central Asia 30. Tengrism
Introduction: Introducing Central Asian Studies PART I HISTORY 1. Central
Asia before the advent of Russian Dominion 2. Russian rule in Central Asia
3. Collectivisation, Sedentarism and Famine in Central Asia 4. Development
in Post-war Central Asia PART II POLITICS 5. Varieties of Authoritarianism
in Central Asia 6. Informal Governance, 'Clan' politics and Corruption 7.
Nation-Building in Central Asia: Policy and Discourse 8. Unsettled Space:
Unfinished Histories of Border Delimitation in the Ferghana Valley PART III
GEOGRAPHY 9. Boundaries, Borders and Identities 10. The history of water
politics in Central Asia 11. Rethinking Spectacular Cities: Beyond
Authoritarianism and Mastermind Schemes 12. Politics of Green Development:
Trees vs. Roads PART IV INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 13. Russia and Central
Asia: Evolving Mutual Perceptions and the Rise of Postcolonial Perspectives
14. China-Central Asia Relations: Re-learning to Live Next to the Giant 15.
U.S. Policy and Central Asia 16. Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy in
Central Asia 17. Military Power and Capacity 18. Globalisation and
Migration in Central Asia PART V POLITICAL ECONOMY 19. Economic Reform and
Development in Central Asia 20. Oil, Capital, and Labour Around the Caspian
21. Corruption 22. Modernisation and development in Central Asia PART VI
SOCIETY AND CULTURE 23. The Nationalization of Traditions 24. Thinking with
Gender About Central Asia 25. Contemporary Art in Central Asia 26. Language
Policy and Language in Central Asia PART VII RELIGON 27. Islam Renewal in
Central Asia 28. Securitisation of Religion in Central Asia 29. Liberalism
and Islam in Central Asia 30. Tengrism
Asia before the advent of Russian Dominion 2. Russian rule in Central Asia
3. Collectivisation, Sedentarism and Famine in Central Asia 4. Development
in Post-war Central Asia PART II POLITICS 5. Varieties of Authoritarianism
in Central Asia 6. Informal Governance, 'Clan' politics and Corruption 7.
Nation-Building in Central Asia: Policy and Discourse 8. Unsettled Space:
Unfinished Histories of Border Delimitation in the Ferghana Valley PART III
GEOGRAPHY 9. Boundaries, Borders and Identities 10. The history of water
politics in Central Asia 11. Rethinking Spectacular Cities: Beyond
Authoritarianism and Mastermind Schemes 12. Politics of Green Development:
Trees vs. Roads PART IV INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 13. Russia and Central
Asia: Evolving Mutual Perceptions and the Rise of Postcolonial Perspectives
14. China-Central Asia Relations: Re-learning to Live Next to the Giant 15.
U.S. Policy and Central Asia 16. Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy in
Central Asia 17. Military Power and Capacity 18. Globalisation and
Migration in Central Asia PART V POLITICAL ECONOMY 19. Economic Reform and
Development in Central Asia 20. Oil, Capital, and Labour Around the Caspian
21. Corruption 22. Modernisation and development in Central Asia PART VI
SOCIETY AND CULTURE 23. The Nationalization of Traditions 24. Thinking with
Gender About Central Asia 25. Contemporary Art in Central Asia 26. Language
Policy and Language in Central Asia PART VII RELIGON 27. Islam Renewal in
Central Asia 28. Securitisation of Religion in Central Asia 29. Liberalism
and Islam in Central Asia 30. Tengrism