Yaacov Ro'i, The Soviet and Russian context of the development of nationalism in Soviet Central Asia. This paper seeks to determine how far the various Central Asian nationalisms, which began to become a vocal political force towards the end of the 1980's, were influenced by extraneous factors. The national consciousness of the region's indigenous ethnic groups focused naturally on their cultural heritage, the region boasting a long tradition of art forms of varying sorts as well as a host of philosophers, thinkers and religious figures. Their immediate allegiances tended to be to the region as a whole or to their specific locality rather than to their union republics, and to their clan or tribe and Islam rather than the nationality as defi...
The main goal of this paper is to trace the formation of nation-states in Central Asia, primarily du...
This article examines the relationship between ethnicity and nationality in forming the national ide...
National identities, considered a guaran-tee of successful development, were among the priorities fo...
The countries of central Asia namely Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, a...
This thesis evaluates the sociological consequences for Soviet Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan,...
The thesis tracks the emergence of western forms of nationalism in republics of Post-Soviet Central ...
This thesis examines the development of Russian nationalism under Gorbachev, with special reference ...
Russian Orientalists participated—often in a close but precarious relationship with the state—in the...
AbstractFew analyses of the broader impact of World War II upon Soviet society have turned to Islam ...
After the 1917 Revolution, the new Soviet state was trying to accommodate local nationalisms by crea...
Studies before and after the collapse of the Soviet Union indicated that the Bolsheviks have not bee...
Immediately following the Russian Civil War, new Soviet authorities sought to resolve a series of co...
This article addresses the national policy of Soviet authorities in Uzbekistan in the 1920s and 1930...
Immediately following the Russian Civil War, new Soviet authorities sought to resolve a series of co...
Post-soviet Central Asia : between colonialism and modernity. This article is set within the contex...
The main goal of this paper is to trace the formation of nation-states in Central Asia, primarily du...
This article examines the relationship between ethnicity and nationality in forming the national ide...
National identities, considered a guaran-tee of successful development, were among the priorities fo...
The countries of central Asia namely Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, a...
This thesis evaluates the sociological consequences for Soviet Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan,...
The thesis tracks the emergence of western forms of nationalism in republics of Post-Soviet Central ...
This thesis examines the development of Russian nationalism under Gorbachev, with special reference ...
Russian Orientalists participated—often in a close but precarious relationship with the state—in the...
AbstractFew analyses of the broader impact of World War II upon Soviet society have turned to Islam ...
After the 1917 Revolution, the new Soviet state was trying to accommodate local nationalisms by crea...
Studies before and after the collapse of the Soviet Union indicated that the Bolsheviks have not bee...
Immediately following the Russian Civil War, new Soviet authorities sought to resolve a series of co...
This article addresses the national policy of Soviet authorities in Uzbekistan in the 1920s and 1930...
Immediately following the Russian Civil War, new Soviet authorities sought to resolve a series of co...
Post-soviet Central Asia : between colonialism and modernity. This article is set within the contex...
The main goal of this paper is to trace the formation of nation-states in Central Asia, primarily du...
This article examines the relationship between ethnicity and nationality in forming the national ide...
National identities, considered a guaran-tee of successful development, were among the priorities fo...