1st Edition
Soviet Nation-Building in Central Asia The Making of the Kazakh and Uzbek Nations
Introduction Part 1: Theory of Nationalism 1. Theorizing Modern Nationalism: General Paradigms and Concepts Part 2: Historical Framework 2. Central Asia Before the Russian Annexation: Ethno-Social Context 3. Tsarist Central Asia 4. Central Asia from the February Revolution until the Russian-Bolshevik Reoccupation Part 3: From Lenin to Gorbachev 5. The Formation of the Soviet Union: The Soviet Federal System 6. The National-Territorial Delimitation of Central Asia, 1924-36 7. Soviet Census and Passport Policies: Institutionalizing Kazakh and Uzbek National Identities 8. The Korenizatsiia Campaign and Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan 9. Soviet Policy towards Islam in Central Asia 10. Soviet Emancipation of Kazakh and Uzbek Women: Conflicting Historical Interpretations 11. Economic Development of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan under Soviet Rule 12. Soviet Population Transfers: Changing Ethnolinguistic and Cultural Landscapes of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan 13. Soviet Construction of Kazakh and Uzbek National Histories 14. The Evolution of the Soviet Nationality Doctrine and Policies, 1917-91: Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
Biography
Grigol Ubiria is a Research Associate at the Australian National University’s Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies (the Middle East & Central Asia), Australia.
