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ID40762
Title

Muslim Eurasia : conflicting legacies

Editor(s)Ed. by Ro'i, Yaacov
Year1995
Pagesxiii+330 p.
PlaceLondon
PublsiherFrank Cass
Language(s)eng
AnnotationCf.: Ro'i, Yaacov, "The secularization of Islam and the USSR's muslim areas", p. 5-20; Olcott, Martha Brill, "Islam and fundamentalism in independent Central Asia", p. 21-40; Malashenko, Alexei, "Does Islamic fundamentalism exist in Russia?", p. 41-52; Lubin, Nancy, "Islam and ethnic identity in Central Asia: a view from below", p. 53-70; Carlisle, Donald S., "Geopolitics and ethnic problems of Uzbekistan and its neighbours", p. 71-104; [Vajsman] Vaisman, Demian, "Regionalism and clan loyalty in the political life of Uzbekistan", p. 105-22; Kosach, Grigorii G., "Tajikistan: political parties in an inchoate national space", p. 123-42; Wasserman, Aryeh, "A year of rule by the Popular Front of Azerbaijan", p. 143-62; Gammer, Moshe, "Unity, diversity and conflict in the Northern Caucasus", p. 163-86; Kreindler, Isabelle T., "Soviet Muslims: gains and losses as a result of Soviet language planning", p. 187-204; Fierman, William, "Independence and the declining priority of language law implementation in Uzbekistan", p. 205-30; Tolts, Mark, "The modernization of demographic behaviour in the Muslim republics of the former USSR", p. 231-54; McAuley, Alastair, "The economies of Central Asia: the socialist legacy", p. 255-68; Sacks, Michael Paul, "Roots of diversity and conflict: ethnic and gender differences in the work force of the former republics of Soviet Central Asia", p. 269-88; Tishkov, Valery A., "The Russians in Central Asia and Kazakhstan", p. 289-310
SeriesThe Cummings Center series, 3
SubjectsEastern Europe / Politics and Government, Political Science / Central Asia  [Browse all]
Eastern Europe / Politics and Government, Political Science / Caucasus  [Browse all]
Eastern Europe / Nationalities, Minorities / Muslims  [Browse all]
Eastern Europe / Demography / Population / Migration  [Browse all]
Malašenko, Aleksej Malashenko, see Malašenko Vajsman, Dem'jan Vaisman, see Vajsman Kosač, Grigorii G. Kosach, see Kosač Tiškov, Valerij A. Tishkov, see Tiškov
Review(s)Review by Kuzio, Taras, in International Affairs, 71, 1995, p. 661-63
Mediumbook
HoldingsSearch WorldCat
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