[Discussion] PUBL.- Journal of Central Asian Studies, Vol. IV, No. 1]

[Gonul Pultar]

PUBL.- Journal of Central Asian Studies, Vol. IV, No. 1
 
Vol. IV., no.1 of the Journal of Central Asian Studies is now available.
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> Vol. IV., No. 1
> Contents:
> 
> Articles:
> Armenian Energy: Establishing or Eroding Sovereignty?
> Shannon O'Lear
> 
> Indo-Central Asian Contacts: A Study of the Turkoman Initiative in the
> Medieval Period
> R. L. Hangloo
> 
> Forgotten in Central Asia: The Dynamics of Trade in the Xinjiang-Uigur
> Autonomous Republic
> Martin C. Spechler
> 
> Research Notes:
> 
> Two American Reports on Life in Mongolia in World War II
> Gary Leiser
> 
> Book Reviews
> 
> Adeeb Khalid, The Politics of Muslim Cultural Reform:  Jadidism in Central Asia
> Reviewed by Cengiz Surucu
> 
> Shirin Akiner, Sander Tideman and Jon Hay, eds., Sustainable Development in
> Central Asia
> Reviewed by Simon Heap
> 
> Mikhail Alexandrov, Uneasy Alliance: Relations between Russia and Kazakhstan
> in the Post-Soviet Era, 1992-1997
> Reviewed by Beate Eschment