EBSEES: Schatz, Edward A.D. - Notes on the 'dog that didn't bark': eco-internationalism in late Soviet Kazakstan

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ID	67749
Author(s)	Schatz, Edward A.D.
Title	Notes on the 'dog that didn't bark': eco-internationalism in late Soviet Kazakstan
Published	Ethnic and Racial Studies, 22(1), 1999, p. 136-61
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Kazakhstan / Trade Unions, Movement(s) [Browse all] Kazakhstan / Ecology, Environment, Nuclear Disaster, Pollution [Browse all]
Note	Popular grievances framed in ethnic terms did not fuel the environmental movement in Kazakhstan, unlike other republics of the FSU; uses theoretical insights from the social movement literature to analyse this
Medium	article
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	France-ECO / Louis, Patrick
	Internationalism and the ideology of Soviet influence in Eastern Europe / Valdez, Jonathan C.
	Killing the second dog / Hlasko, Marek
	How the future didn't happen / Pankov, Vladimir
	'The hygiene of souls': languages of illness and contagion in late Imperial and early Soviet Russia. / Beer, D.

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Notes on the 'dog that didn't bark': eco-internationalism in late Soviet Kazakstan