This paper describes how political and economic transition has affected the system of agricultural production in Khorezm, Uzbekistan in terms of economic practices and relationships. Based on recent fieldwork, the paper argues that the local agricultural economy is a hybrid economy, where production for market, quasi-market and subsistence merge into and co-constitute one another. In order to keep the system going, and to make up for the uncertainties in the formal context of production, the relation between new private fermer and the peasant (dehkan) households is of particular importance. This relation resembles neo-patrimonial patron–client relations, which are both personal and informal while also being based on formal, contractual rela...
Nonfarm employment plays an important role in absorbing unemployment in rural areas of developing co...
We investigate the transformation of the agricultural service organizations in the post-Soviet perio...
In this article we investigate the potential for and limitations of land consolidation as a tool for...
This paper describes how political and economic transition has affected the system of agricultural p...
In this first detailed, grass-roots account of Uzbekistan's protracted decollectivisation, Tommaso T...
We develop an analytical framework that allows to grasp the evolving patterns of rules and roles in ...
What constitutes the political economy of agrarian transformation in post-socialist Taji...
This article studies the layered coexistence and mutual shaping of three forms of differentiation (f...
The most recent land reform in Uzbekistan, in which Large Farm Enterprises (LFEs) were split into me...
The five Central Asian countries that gained their independence at the breakup of the Soviet Union i...
Cotton farming in Uzbekistan has been thoroughly reshaped by protracted decollectivization aimed at ...
Uzbekistan has been going through the transition process for the past 10 years. Many old collective ...
iii, 16 p.The five Central Asian countries that gained their independence at the breakup of the Sovi...
Within the last two decades, 40% of rangelands in Uzbekistan have been taken out of use due to non-f...
This article presents an analysis of contemporary Uzbek agrarian change. Firstly, using mixed-method...
Nonfarm employment plays an important role in absorbing unemployment in rural areas of developing co...
We investigate the transformation of the agricultural service organizations in the post-Soviet perio...
In this article we investigate the potential for and limitations of land consolidation as a tool for...
This paper describes how political and economic transition has affected the system of agricultural p...
In this first detailed, grass-roots account of Uzbekistan's protracted decollectivisation, Tommaso T...
We develop an analytical framework that allows to grasp the evolving patterns of rules and roles in ...
What constitutes the political economy of agrarian transformation in post-socialist Taji...
This article studies the layered coexistence and mutual shaping of three forms of differentiation (f...
The most recent land reform in Uzbekistan, in which Large Farm Enterprises (LFEs) were split into me...
The five Central Asian countries that gained their independence at the breakup of the Soviet Union i...
Cotton farming in Uzbekistan has been thoroughly reshaped by protracted decollectivization aimed at ...
Uzbekistan has been going through the transition process for the past 10 years. Many old collective ...
iii, 16 p.The five Central Asian countries that gained their independence at the breakup of the Sovi...
Within the last two decades, 40% of rangelands in Uzbekistan have been taken out of use due to non-f...
This article presents an analysis of contemporary Uzbek agrarian change. Firstly, using mixed-method...
Nonfarm employment plays an important role in absorbing unemployment in rural areas of developing co...
We investigate the transformation of the agricultural service organizations in the post-Soviet perio...
In this article we investigate the potential for and limitations of land consolidation as a tool for...