Soviet Central Asia : the failed transformation / edited by William Fierman.
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2019.
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword /Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone
- Acknowledgments
- Note on Spelling and Transliteration
- Introduction /William Fierman
- PART ONE: The Setting
- 1 The Soviet "Transformation" of Central Asia /William Fierman
- 2 Implications of Ethnic and Demographic Trends /Nimcy Lubin
- 3 Central Asia's Cotton Economy and Its Costs /Boris Z. Rumer
- PART TWO: Politics
- 4 Power and Politics in Soviet Uzbekistan: From Stalin to Gorbachev /Donald 5. Carlisle
- 5 Prelude to "Independence": How the Uzbek Party Apparatus Broke Moscow's Grip on Elite Recruitment /James Critchlow
- PART THREE: Identity and Religion
- 6 Ethnic Attitudes and Relations in Modem Uzbek Cities /Ronald Wixman
- 7 Islam and Atheism: Dynamic Tension in Soviet Central Asia /Azade-Ayse Rorlich
- 8 Forging a Soviet People: Ethnolinguistics in Central Asia /Isabelle Kreindler
- PART FOUR: Socioeconomic Issues
- 9 Women and Society in Central Asia /Martha Brill Olcott
- 10 Central Asian Youth and Migration /William Fierman
- Conclusion /William Fierman
- Glossary
- About the Editor and Contributors
- Index.