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  1. Energy in central Asia and northwest China: major trends and opportunities for regional cooperation

    James P. Dorian, Utkur Tojiev Abbasovich, Mikhail S Tonkopy +2

    ArticleChina's Ethnic Minorities and RelationsEnergy Policy19990 citations
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  2. Uzbekhistan in thе World Есonomу: Intеgrational Intеraсtion

    A. Bedrintsev

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryWorld Economy and International Relations19990 citations
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  3. Patrimoine manuscrit et vie intellectuelle de l'Asie centrale islamique

    Francis Richard, Maria Szuppe, Аширбек Муминов

    PreprintEurasian Exchange NetworksHAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)19990 citations
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  4. Glenn E. Curtis. Kazakstan. Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Country Studies. Washington (DC), Federal Research Division, Library of Congress, 1997, lxi-570 p., ill. en noir, 23 tab. h.-t., biblio., glossaire, index.

    Stéphane A. Dudoignon

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryAbstracta Iranica20010 citations
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  5. Islam et activisme politique. Le cas Ouzbek

    Bakhtiyar Babadjanov

    ArticleReligion and Society InteractionsAnnales Histoire Sciences Sociales20040 citations
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  6. Halford Mackinder's ‘Heartland’– a Help or Hindrance?

    Nick Megoran, Sevara Sharapova, Alisher Faizullaev

    ArticleEducation, Innovation and Language StudiesGeographical Journal20050 citations
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  7. Existe-t-il un ancrage spatial des minorités chrétiennes en Asie centrale ?Le poids du passé russo-soviétique

    Sébastien Peyrouse

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryRevue des mondes musulmans et de la Méditerranée20050 citations
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  8. Samuela Pagani. Italo-Uzbek Scientific Cooperation in Archaeology and Islamic Studies: An Overview. Avant-propos par Biancamaria Scarcia-Amoretti, Istituto Italiano per l’Africa e l’Oriente / Institute of Archaeology of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan – Samarkand / al-Beruni Institute of Oriental Studies of the Uzbek Academy of Sciences – Tashkent, Rome, 2003, 306 p., pl. coul./noir et blanc h.-t.

    Maria Szuppe

    ArticleEurasian Exchange NetworksAbstracta Iranica20050 citations
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  9. Du concept de minorité en Asie centrale : l'exemple de la vallée du Ferghana

    Olivier Ferrando

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryCEMOTI20050 citations
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  10. The Notion of Ethnogenesis in <i>The Ethnic Atlas of Uzbekistan</i>

    Sh. Kamoliddin

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryAnthropology & Archeology of Eurasia20060 citations
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  11. Seymour Becker. Russia’s Protectorates in Central Asia: Bukhara and Khiva, 1865–1924. RoutlegdeCurzon, London - New York, 2004, xx-418 p., appendices, glossaire, illustrations, cartes, index.

    Aftandil Erkinov

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryAbstracta Iranica20060 citations
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  12. Du concept de minorité en Asie centrale : l’exemple de la vallée du Ferghana

    Olivier Ferrando

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryCEMOTI20060 citations
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  13. Entrepreneurs of Uzbekistan

    Y.M. YUSUPOV

    ArticleCentral Asia Education and CultureProblems of Economic Transition20090 citations
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  14. Gaurav Prasad Gupt ka upanyasik krititav

    Ranjana Tripathi

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryShodhganga20090 citations
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  15. The Reasons of the Tragic Events in Fergana in the Summer Of 1989 (Based On the History of Relations between the Nations of the Former Soviet Union)

    Khurshida Yunusova

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryJournal for the Study of Religious and Ideologies20100 citations
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  16. Ebrāhīm Ḫodāyār. Ġarībe-hā-ye āšnā. Še‘r-e fārsī-ye Māvarā’ ol-nahr qarn-e bīst bā tekiye bar moḥīṭ-hā-ye adabī-ye Ḫoqand va Ḫwārazm. Tehrān, Mo‘assese-ye moṭāle‘āt-e mellī, 1384/2006, 333 p.

    Aftandil Erkinov

    ArticleEurasian Exchange NetworksAbstracta Iranica20100 citations
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  17. “Innovation (bid‘at) is the worse delusion?” Fetishization of ritual practice in the eyes of Kokand authors of the 19th century

    Bakhtiyar Babadjanov

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryIslamology20100 citations
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  18. Contesting danger: a new agenda for policy and scholarship on Central Asia

    John Heathershaw, Nick Megoran

    ArticleCentral Asia Education and CultureInternational Affairs20110 citations
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  19. Author–critic forum: decolonial theory and gender research in Central Asia

    Nick Megoran, Colette Harris, Sevara Sharapova +4

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryCentral Asian Survey20120 citations
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  20. ‘How will we appear in the eyes of<i>inovertsy</i>and<i>inorodtsy</i>?’ Nikolai Ostroumov on the image and function of Russian power

    Bakhtiyar Babajanov

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryCentral Asian Survey20140 citations
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  21. Demokraticheskie vybory v Uzbekistane: zakonodatelstvo i praktika

    Akmal Saidov

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryNowa Polityka Wschodnia20140 citations
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  22. The Role of Donors in Addressing Water Problems in Central Asia

    Victor Dukhovny, Vadim Sokolov, Dinara Ziganshina

    ArticleTransboundary Water Resource ManagementIrrigation and Drainage20150 citations
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  23. THE IMAGE OF THE SOVIET POWER IN 20-30S OF 20TH CENTURY IN EGOS-DOCUMENTS OF SOVIET INTELLIGENTSIA OF UZBEKISTAN

    Оксана Пуговкина

    ArticleSoviet and Russian History20160 citations
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  24. THE ROLE OF KHODJAS AND MAHALLAS IN UZBEKISTAN: TOOLS FOR SOCIAL STABILITY?

    Antônio Marcos, Komil Kalanov

    ArticleSoviet and Russian HistoryDOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals)20170 citations
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  25. Ashok Vajpayee ke Kavya Ka vastugat evam shilpagat Vishleshan

    R Anilkumar

    DissertationSoviet and Russian HistoryShodhganga20170 citations
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