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CONF.- ESCAS VIII, Bordeaux, France, Sept. 25-28, 2002
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EUROPEAN SOCIETY FOR CENTRAL ASIAN STUDIES (ESCAS)
VIIIth International Conference of ESCAS
ESCAS VIII
September 25-28, 2002
Bordeaux, France
Central Asia in Transition: Models, Disruptions, Centrality
With support from:
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Institut français d'Etudes sur l'Asie centrale (IFEAC, French Institute for
Central Asian Studies)
PROGRAM
Opening session
Wednesday, 25th of September, 2002
14h00 - 18h00
Institut d'Etudes politiques (Institute of political studies, address: 11,
avenue Ausone, Domaine Universitaire)
08h00 - 14h00: Registration of participants
14h00 Welcome words
Prof. Dr. Touraj ATABAKI
Dr. Catherine POUJOL-FOURNIAU
Dr. Vincent FOURNIAU
14h30 Post-Soviet Historiography: Who Speaks for the "Central Asian" Past?,
in English
Prof. Dr. Turaj ATABAKI, Professor at the Amsterdam University, ESCAS
President, Netherlands
15h00 Nation-building as a barrier to democratization in Central Asia, in
English
Dr. Ertan EFEGIL, Professor at the East-Mediterranean University, Turkey
Dr. Yilmaz COLAK, Professor at the East-Mediterranean University, Turkey
15h30 Coffee break
15h40 The new approaches of Central Asia research, in English
Dr. Meruert ABUSEITOVA, Director of the Institute of Orientalism, Almaty,
Kazakhstan
16h10 Central Asia and its borders, in French
Dr. Françoise ROLLAN, Maison des Sciences de l'homme Aquitaine, Bordeaux,
France
16h40 Paper being prepared, in French
Dr. Vincent FOURNIAU, EHESS, Paris Bordeaux, France
17h10 Discussion
17h30 Closure of the opening session
20h00 Opening dinner
SESSIONS BY PANELS
Panel I Questions of periodization: the centrality of Central Asia and
the rewriting of history
Panel II Political, economic and social models in the Central Asian history
Panel III Cultural and religious models
Panel IV Colonial and Soviet disruptions
Panel V Post-Soviet transformations
Thursday, 26th of September 2002
09h00 13h00
Maison des Suds
Room A
Panel I, Questions of periodization: the centrality of Central Asia and the
rewriting of history
09h00 Mondialisation and Kazakh culture, in Russian
Dr. Seit KASKABASSOV, Professor, director of the Art and literature
institute, Almaty, Kazakhstan
09h30 Shibanid-Uzbek period in post-Soviet Uzbek historiography and in
Historical Novels, in English
Dr. Nurten KILIC-SHUEBEL, Professor at the Department of Religious Studies,
Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, USA
10h00 History, histroriography and transition: the Uzbek state confronts its
past, in English
Dr. Anita SENGUPTA, Institute of Asian Studies, Calcutta, India
10h30 To the question of periodisation of Central Asian culture history in
20th century, in Russian
Dr. Pariza MIRZA-AKHMEDOVA, scholar at the Institute for language and
literature studies of the Academy of Sciences, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
11h00 Coffee break
11h10 Mythologization of the History in post-Soviet Kazakhstan: the main
factors and models of transformation, in English
Dr. Irina EROFEEVA, Professor, scholar at the Institute of history and
ethnology, Almaty, Kazakhstan
11h40 Mythologization of the Turkic peoples history, in English
Anuar GALIEV, PhD, vice-director of the International Centre for Qypchaq
Studies, Kazakhstan
12h10 A new approach to the periodization of the Turkic history of Central
Asia and Eurasia, in English
Dr. Kemal CICEK, Professor at the Karadeniz Technical University, Trabzon,
Turkey
13h00 Discussion
13h00 Lunch break
Thursday, 26th of September 2002
09h00 13h00
Maison des Suds
Room B
Panel II, Economic and social models in the Central Asian history
09h00 Central Asia in the approach of "Geopolitica", in English
Dr. Mario NORDIO, Professor at the University Ca' Foscari of Venice, Italy
09h30 Availability of a base for sociogenesis of the post-Socialist state, in
English
Farroukh SALIHOV, PhD candidate, Rutgers University, Newark, New Jersey, USA -
Uzbekistan
10h00 Restructuring of commercial banks in the Republic of Uzbekistan, in
English
Nodira RAKHIMKHODJAEVA, senior lecturer at the University of World Economy in
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
10h30 Uzbek musical folklore and its contribution to the modern life, in the
context of national construction in Uzbekistan, in English
Dr. Iroda GANIEVA, Fine arts Institute, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
11h00 Coffee break
11h10 Islam and HIV/AIDS in Central Asia : crisis of traditional values, in
English
Alisher HAMIDOV, student at the Institute for International Peace Studies,
Notre-Dame University, Indiana, USA - Kirghizstan
11h40 The role and the place of Uzbekistan in world production of cotton-wood,
in English
Saidakmal KASIMOV, student at the Economy University of Tashkent, Uzbekistan
12h10 Bilinguism in the literature of the Republics of ex-USSR, in English
Dr. Rahliya GEYBULLAEVA, scholar at the Institute of literature, Academy of
sciences, Baku, Azerbaijan
13h00 Discussion
13h00 Lunch break
Thursday, 26th of September 2002
09h00 13h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room A
Panel III
09h00 Ethnicity, pan-Turkism and Islam in the future of the Central Asia, in
English
Dr. Rafik KURBANOV, Professor, scholar at the Institute of philosophy,
Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
09h30 Ethnicity instead of economical and cultural identity : Soviet
transformation of Kazakh identity, in English
Dr. Nurbulat MASSANOV, Professor, President of the Association of political
sciences, Almaty, Kazakhstan
10h00 Central Asians in the Turkic identity discourse of late imperial Russia,
in English
Dr. Azade-Ayse RORLICH, Associate professor at the University of Southern
California, USA
10h30 The role of the Akhal-Tékké horses in the history of the Turkmen people,
in French
Ogoulbibi AMMANIYAZOVA-MARIAS, assistant film-maker for documentary films,
free-lance, Paris, France
11h00 Coffee break
11h10 Polyethnical cultural model in Kazakhstan, in English
Elena KONDAUROVA, lecturer at the Almaty Conservatory, Kazakhstan
11h40 The literature as a mirror of the Kazakh society, in French
Dr. Margarita MADANOVA, Professor at the Institute for art and literature
studies, Almaty, Kazakhstan
12h10 Particularities of East-West cultural synthesis. (Uzbekistan, XX
century, a new man, new literature), in Russian
Dr. Suvonkul MELIEV, scholar at the Institute for language and literature
studies, Academy of Sciences, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
13h00 Discussion
13h00 Lunch break
Thursday, 26th of September 2002
09h00 13h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room B
Panel IV
09h00 Muslim look at the Russian conquest of Turkistan at the end of the 19th
century. Evaluation of the new reality pro and contra, in French
Shodmon VOHIDOV, PhD, associated scholar at IFEAC, Diderot grant holder,
France- Uzbekistan
09h30 Muslims having participate in the Russian conquest of the Central Asia,
in Russian
Valeriy GERMANOV, scholar at the Institute of history, Academy of sciences,
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
10h00 Particularity of town planning and architecture of Ferghana valley in
colonial period (end 19 - beginning 20 century), in English
Mavluda YUSUPOVA, PhD, scholar at the Fine Arts Institute, Fine Arts
Academy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
10h30 Non - archaeology, or why the Western archaeology schools specialized on
Central Asia were not founded in 19th the beginning of the 20th centuries
in Russian Turkistan, in French
Dr. Svetlana GORSHENINA, independent scholar, Suisse - Canada
11h00 Coffee break
11h10 The first sedentarization of Kazakhs, in French
Isabelle OHAYON, PhD candidate, INALCO, long term grant holder at IFEAC, France
- Uzbekistan
11h40 Analysis of the Russian policy inthe field of economics based on the
history of Asisiy Muhammad Aziz ibn Margiloniy, in English
Dr. Dilorom SANGIROVA, Professor at the Gulistan University, Uzbekistan
12h10 The formation of the basis of parliamentarism in Turkestan, in English
Dr. Saidakbar AGZAMHOJAEV, Islamic University of Tashkent, Uzbekistan
13h00 Discussion
13h00 Lunch break
Thursday, 26th of September 2002
09h00 13h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room C
Panel V
09h00 The features of the New Central Asia development, in English
Dr. Irina MOROZOVA, scholar at the Institute of Asian and African studies,
Moscow University, Russia
09h30 Transnationalization of Kazakhstan's Economy in Transition Period, in
Russian
Leila MUZAPAROVA, scholar at the Institute of Strategic Studies, Almaty,
Kazakhstan
10h00 Changes in post-Soviet Uzbek economy in post-Soviet era, in Russian
Umida NARIMANOVA, specialist of structural transformation in the industry,
Ministry of macroeconomics and industry, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
10h30 Political credibility and economic development : a case of Central Asia,
in English
Dr. Vugar BAYRAMOV, Professor at the Economic University, Baku, Azerbaijan
11h00 Coffee break
11h10 Central Asia: from the centrality to the enclavement, in French
Gaël RABALLAND, PhD candidate, University of Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne,
France
11h40 Post-Soviet transformations of the rural milieu in Kazakhstan based on
the example of the Caspian Sea region (seashore and plateau of Ust-Yurt), in
Russian
Aïman OMARBEKOVA, PhD, scholar at the Geography Institute, Almaty,
Kazakhstan
12h10 Kazakhstan : Objectives of reforms in the field of social protection as
tested by results, in English
Ulbosyn ZHANATAEVA, PhD, scholar at the Moscow State Social University,
Russia
13h00 Discussion
13h00 Lunch break
Thursday, 26th of September 2002
14h30-18h00
Maison des Suds
Room A
Panel I, Questions of periodization: the centrality of Central Asia and the
rewriting of history
14h30 Safavids and Kalmyks in the 17th century : a preliminary assessment, in
English
Dr. Giorgio ROTA, member of the ESCAS board, Professor at the University of
Venice, Italy
15h00 The origin of ethnonym 'Afghan' (A proposal for a new hypothesis), in
English
Dr. Jadviga PSTRUSIÑSKA, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland
15h30 Rehabilitating "national" forms of Islam - Naqshbandiya, …, in English
Maria LOUW, PhD student, Department of ethnography and social
anthropology, University of Aarhus, Denmark
16h00 Coffee break
16h10 The main trends in the Tajik literature in 20th century, a general
approach to its périodization, in Russian
Dr. Kamoliddin AINI, Professor, Academician, Dushanbe, Tajikistan
16h40 Some new data on the 17th century miniatures, their signification for
periodization of the Central Asian miniatures, in Russian
Dr. Mukaddima ASHRAFI, Professor at the Institute of history, Academy of
sciences, Dushanbe, Tajikistan
17h10 Modern Chinese historiography of Central Asia : history of Uighurs or
history of Xinjiang?, in English
Abudalimu ABULAITI, professo rat the Ili Normal Institute, China
17h40 Discussion
18h00 Session closing
Thursday, 26th of September 2002
14h30-18h00
Maison des Suds
Room B
Panel II, Economic and social models in the Central Asian history
14h30 Economic migration in post-soviet Central Asia : old and new trends
in Kazakhstan, Kirghizstan and Uzbekistan, in English
Rafis ABASOV, visiting scholar at the Harriman University, New York, USA
15h00 Minorities and national case in Kirghizistan from 1850 till now, in
French
David GAÜZÈRE, doctoral student, University of Bordeaux III, France
15h30 State structures and political regionalism in Turkmenistan, in English
Dr. Paul GEISS, scholar at the German Institute of Middle Orient Studies,
Hamburg, Germany
16h00 Coffee break
16h10 The patterns of the development in Central Asia: Khorazm in the 18th
the beginning of the 20th century (thinking over Khiva Khans' yarliks), in
Russian
Dr. Elyor KARIMOV, President of the young scientists association,
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
16h40 Social-historical roots of Jadidism in Central Asia, in English
Dr. Hamidulla BOLTABAEV, Professor at the National University Ulugbeg,
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
17h10 Revolution in the revolution : the Muslim alternative by Turar
Ryskulov in Turkistan, in French
Dr. Marco BUTTINO, Associated professor at the Turin University, Italy
17h40 Uzbek and Kazakh foreign policy in Comparative Perspective : A New
Game, in English
Brian GRODSKY, researcher at the University of Michigan, USA
18h10 Discussion
18h30 Session closing
Thursday, 26th of September 2002
14h30-18h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room A
Panel III
14h30 The memory of the nomad architecture in the Central Asian house,
between disruption and continuity, in French
Jean-Paul LOUBES, architect, professor at the School of architecture,
Bordeaux, France
15h00 Reflections on the heritage. Architectural art of Central Asia in
11th-12th centuries ; sources and late medieval forms from 19th 20th
centuries, in Russian
Dr. Nina NEMTSEVA, scholar at the Institute of history, Academy of
sciences, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
15h30 The history of development of applied arts in Uzbekistan on the
materials from the museum collections, in Russian
Ravshan FATHULLAEV, PhD, scholar at the Fine Arts Institute, Fine Arts
Academy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
16h00 Coffee break
16h10 Diversité, ruptures et continuités dans les cimetières d'Asie
centrale, in French
Jean-Louis BACQUÉ-GRAMMONT, directeur de recherches au CNRS, France
16h40 Some data on the genealogy of the sheikhs Ichkiya, in Russian
Dr. Bobur AMINOV, Academy of State Construction, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
17h10 The death in the culture and mentality of today's Kirghiz, in French
Ruslan RAHIMOV, chief of the department of International relations of the
Institute of European Civilisationes, Bishkek, Kirghizistan
17h40 Discussion
18h00 Session closing
Thursday, 26th of September 2002
14h30-18h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room B
Panel IV
14h30 From Tashkent via Kokand to Moscow and Paris : the life story of a
colonial crossborder, in English
Dov YAROSHEVSKI, PhD, scholar at the Tel-Aviv University, Israel
15h00 Sujet en géstation, in French
Dr. Catherine POUJOL-FOURNIAU, membre du bureau de l'ESCAS, Professor à
l'INALCO, France
15h30 Modesto Gavazzi's journey to Turkestan and captivity in Bukhara : an
assessment of the Italian understanding of Russian Central Asia, in English
Paolo SARTORI, PhD candidate, University Ca' Foscari of Venice, Italy
16h00 Coffee break
16h10 The birth and the significance of Djadid press in Bukhara
(1912-1913), in English
Dr. Boybuhta DUSTKARAEV, Professor at the World Languages University,
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
16h40 The attitude towards the anti-colonial struggle and towards the
personality of Dukchi Ishan : the position of Uzbek poets of the beginning
of the 20th century, in French
Dr. Aftandil ERKINOV, Professor at the National University Ulugbeg in
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
17h10 Colonial settlement and indigenization in the Uzbek art in 20th
century, in French
Boris CHUKHOVICH, PhD, invited scholar at the Montréal University, Canada
17h40 The model of Social Development in the Uzbekistan Society (the end of
the 19th century - the end of 1930-s), in Russian
Nodira MAHKAMOVA, PhD, Fine Arts Institute, Fine Arts Academy, Tashkent,
Uzbekistan
18h10 Discussion
18h30 Session closing
Thursday, 26th of September 2002
14h30-18h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room C
Panel V
14h30 Water shortage in Central Asia and re-routing of Siberian rivers to
Central Asia, in English
Dr. Abduhalil RAZZAKOV, Professor at the University of World Economy,
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
15h00 The Aral sea problem in the Karalpakia republic, in English
Alberto PRIEGO, PhD candidate, Madrid University, Spain
15h30 Transformation of the priorities in the process of economic reforms
in Kazakhstan, in English
Laura MASSANOVA, PhD, lecturer of the Technical University, Almaty,
Kazakhstan
16h00 Coffee break
16h10 The formation of the basis of parliamentarism in Turkestan, in English
Saidakbar AGZAMKHODJAEV, Tashkent Islamic University, Uzbekistan
16h40 Banking sector reforms in the public sector of Uzbekistan, in English
Komuna DJURAEVA, scholar, Professor, World Diplomacy and Economy
University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
17h10 Development of small and medium size business in reforming the
economy of Uzbekistan, in English
Saidakhrol KASIMOV, PhD, director of the Tashkent professional high
school of economy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
17h40 Discussion
18h00 Session closing
Friday, 27th of September 2002
09h00 13h00
Maison des Suds
Room B
Panel II, economic and social models in the Central Asian history
09h00 From the Volga Waters to the Tianshan Mountains, in English
Dr. Michael FRIEDERICH, Professor at the Bamberg University, Germany
09h30 From the Cultural Heritage of the Central Asia : Middle Persian
Language - Aspects of Formation and Development, in French
Hélène GIUNASHVILI, doctoral student at EPHE, Paris, France
10h00 Post-Soviet transformation in rite-and-ritual life of the Uzbek
people, in English
Dr. Zoya ARIFKHANOVA, Institute of history of the Academy of Sciences,
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
10h30 Coffee break
10h40 Paper being prepared, in French
Dr. Marlène LARUELLE, EHESS, Paris, France
11h10 Paper being prepared, in French
Dr. Sébastien PEYROUSE, senior scholar at IFEAC, Tashkent, France -
Uzbekistan
11h40 Proprietary rights of Hindu Women over the milleniums a study, in
English
Kanta GUPTA, Calcutta, India
12h10 Discussion
13h00 Lunch break
Friday, 27th of September 2002
09h00 13h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room A
Panel III
09h00 Cultural models in Ce,tral Asia:universal and perticular aspects in
the traditional decorative art, in Russian
Dr. Shaizada TOHTABAEVA, scholar at the Institute of orientalism, Academy
of Sciences, Almaty, Kazakhstan
09h30 The Scherbina Expedition (1896-1903) : the tenacity of Cultural
stereotypes, in English
Gulnar KENDIRBAI, independent scholar, Almaty, Kazakhstan
10h00 Central Asian artistic culture: perspectives of evolution, in French
Marfua HAMIDOVA, Professor, Fine Arts Institute, Fine Arts Academy,
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
10h30 Academy science in Central Asia 1922-1998, in English
Dr. Eric SIEVERS, scholar at the Harvard University, USA
11h00 Coffee break
11h10 Folklore and modern singing, in Russian
Feruza YAKUBOVA, PhD, associated professor at the Fine Arts Institute,
Fine Arts Academy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
11h40 Orientalizing Western dramaturgy on Uzbek theatre stage, in English
Dr. Ildar MUHTAROV, scholar at the Fine Arts Institute, Fine Arts
Academy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
12h10 Pop-music as a model of national identification, in Russian
Iroda DADAJANOVA, PhD, scholar at the Fine Arts Institute, Fine Arts
Academy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
12h40 Discussion
13h00 Lunch break
Friday, 27th of September 2002
09h00 13h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room B
Panel IV
09h00 A new approach to the sovietization of Kazakhstan, formation of a
territory and a political directory, 1917-1921, in French
Xavier HALLEZ, PhD candidate, EHESS, long term grant holder at IFEAC,
France Uzbekistan - Kazakhstan
09h30 Collectivization in a frontier society : nomads and peasants between
famine and forced population displacement (Kazakhstan, 1928-1934), in
English
Niccolo PIANCIOLA, PhD candidate, University of Turin, Italy
10h00 Representations of transfer of power in Bukhara, 1920-24, in English
Suchandana CHATTERJEE, PhD, Professor at the Institute of Asian Studies,
Kolkata, India
10h30 The Defrost in the Soviet Uzbekistan : procedures of rehabilitation
of the persons, in French
Céline BEHR, DEA student at the University of Paris I - Sorbonne, France
11h00 Coffee break
11h10 Moslem clergy and the power, in English
Makset KARLYBAEV, doctoral student at the Institute of histoiry,
archeology and ethnography at the Karakalpak branch of the Academy of
Sciences, Nukus, Uzbekistan
11h40 Linguistical pluralism in Central Asiatic intellectuals' life and
works (the first third of the XXth century), in Russian
Dr. Dilbar RASHIDOVA, scholar at the Fine Arts Institute, Fine Artis
Academy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
12h10 Studying Islam and Soviet model of "militant" atheism in Uzbekistan
(based on materials of 1920-1930s, in English
Dr. Dilorom ALIMOVA, Professor, Director of the Institute of history,
Academy of Sciences, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
13h00 Discussion
13h00 Lunch break
Friday, 27th of September 2002
09h00 13h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room C
Panel V
09h00 Ways toward understanding ethnic and political processes in
post-Soviet Eurasia, in English
Mihaly DOBROVITS, PhD candidate, ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary
Tamas KENDE, PhD candidate, Miskolc University, Hungary
09h30 Adrift alone? Future of Radical Islam in Central Asia, in English
Dr. Amalendu MISRA, lecturer at the School of Politics, Queen's
University, Belfast, United Kingdom
10h00 Including islamists in legal politics : case of Tajikistan, in English
Kamolutdin ABDULLAEV, independent scholar, visiting fellow at the Yale
University, USA Tadjikistan
10h30 Challenges to Political Stability? Radical and extremist Islamism in
Central Asia, in English
Dr. Marie-Carin von GUMMPENBERG, consultant, Munich, Germany
11h00 Coffee break
11h10 The current geopolitical situation in Central Asia, in English
Dr. Dinora AZIMOVA, Professor at the University of World Economy and
Diplomacy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Kamila KAZIMOVA, University of World Economy and Diplomacy, Tashkent,
Uzbekistan
11h40 Recent trends in the Central Asian press, in English
Catherine COSMAN, Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, Washington, D.C., USA
12h10 Problems and prospects in Central Asia, in Russian
Aibek KOCHKOROV, guest student at the Ludwig Maximilian University,
Munich, Germany Kirghizistan
12h40 Discussion
13h00 Lunch break
Friday, 27th of September 2002
14h30-18h00
Maison des Suds
Room B
Panel II, economic and social models in the Central Asian history
14h30 National Identity in Modern Central Asia, in English
Fatimahon AHMEDOVA, PhD, leading specialist, Hojend University, Tajikistan
15h00 New forms of ethnic groups in post-Soviet Kazakhstan: example of the
Korean minority, in French
Eunsil YIM, PhD candidate, EHESS, Paris, France
15h30 Women, marriage and the Nation-state : The Rise of Non-Consensual
Bride Kidnapping in Post-Soviet Kazakhstan, in English
Cynthia Werner, PhD, Professor at the Texas University, USA
16h00 Coffee break
16h10 Language revitalisation and ethnolinguistic vitality perceptions
among Bashkir and Altai speakers, in English
Kutlay YAGMUR, PhD, Professor at the Tilburg University, Netherlands
16h40 Mankurts and the Golden Man : history re-production in Kazakhstan, in
English
Janara NAURYZBAEVA, student at the Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania, USA -
Kazakhstan
17h10 The sociological movements in the Caucasus after the Soviet Union, in
English
Dr. Ertugrul AYDYN, Professor at the Karadeniz Technical University,
Trabzon, Turkey
17h40 Discussion
18h00 Session closing
Friday, 27th of September 2002
14h30-18h30
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room A
Panel III
14h30 Female shamanism in Central Asia, in English
Olga GORSHUNOVA, researcher at the Institute of ethnology and
anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
15h00 Zange-ata and Hazir-Ilyas in Siberia (to the problem of the
central-asian sources of Islam), in English
Dr. Alexandre SELEZNEV, senior lecturer at the Omsk University, Russia
Dr. Irina SELEZNEVA, scholar at the Siberian division of the Russian
institute of culturology, Omsk, Russia
15h30 Interpretation of religious genres in works of modern composers of
Uzbekistan, in Russian
Lola Uralova, scholar at the Fine Arts Institute, Fine Arts Academy,
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
16h00 Coffee break
16h10 Religious piety of philosophers and virtues of religious scholars of
Central Asia revised once again, in English
Shaahmat MUTALOV, scholar at the University of Bloomington, Indiana, USA
- Uzbekistan
16h40 A Tatar look at the Sunni-Shii conflict in 1910 in Bukhara, in English
Dr. Ayse Gun SOYSAL, teacher at the Bogazici University, Bebek, Istanbul,
Turkey
17h10 Armenian nobles in Transcaucasian region in 18th century, in French
Aldo FERRARI, PhD, scholar at the Institute of orientalism, University of
Naples, Italy
17h40 Discussion
18h00 Session closing
Friday, 27th of September 2002
14h30-18h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room B
Panel IV
14h30 Uighurs in Kazakhstan and Central Asia: The Comparative Analysis of
Social-economic Situation, in English
Galina BARATOVA, PhD, senior researcher at the Institute of Orientalism,
Academy of Sciences, Almaty, Kazakhstan
15h00 Karakalpak statehood in XXth century : history and problems, in English
Askar DJUMASHEV, PhD candidate, Institute of history, archaeology and
ethnography, Karakalpak branch of the Academy of Sciences, Nukus, Uzbekistan
15h30 Some comments to the identity of Uzbeks of the province of Samarcande
in the modern period, in English
Azim MALIKOV, University of Samarkand, Uzbekistan
16h00 Coffee break
16h10 State-hood independence ideas in the movement for independent
Turkestan, in English
Dr. Kahramon RAJABOV, scholar at the Institute of history, Academy of
sciences, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
16h40 Determinants of US/Soviet foreign policy and its impact in
Afghanistan, in English
Dr. Bernadette SEXTON, teaching assistant at the University of Limerick,
Ireland
17h10 Paper being prepared, in English
Franz WENNBERG, doctorant à l'University d'Uppsala, Suède IFEAC, Uzbekistan
17h40 Rewriting of the Uighur history in Central Asia, in English
Ablet KAMALOV, Centre of Ouïghour studies, Institute of Orientalism,
Almaty, Kazakhstan
18h10 Discussion
18h30 Session closing
Friday, 27th of September 2002
14h30-18h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room C
Panel V
14h30 What should be the stability base, in French
Farhod HAMRAEV, National University Ulugbeg, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
15h00 Saviours of the Nation or Robber Barons? Warlords in post-Soviet
Tadjikistan, in English
Dr. Kirill NURZHANOV, lecturer at the Centre for Aran and Islamic
Studies, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
15h30 Post-Soviet demographical dynamics in Kazakhstan, in French
Julien THOREZ, PhD candidate at the University of Paris X Nanterre /
IFEAC, France - Uzbekistan
16h00 Coffee break
16h10 Central Asia integration : between regionalisation and globalisation,
in English
Hezameddin VAEZ, PhD student, Leeds University, United Kingdom
16h40 The rise nd fall of the Turkish model for newly independent Turkic
States, in English
Saparbek TUYAKBAEV, MA student, Toronto University, Canada
17h10 Company museums in former Soviet countries of Central Asia, 12 years
later, in English
Antonio Eduardo MENDONCA, University of Lisbon, director of the Centre of
Soviet and post-Soviet studies, Lisbon, Portugal
17h40 Discussion
18h00 Session closing
Saturday, 28th of September 2002
09h00 13h00
Maison des sciences de l'homme Aquitaine
Room C
Panel V
09h00 The form and development of foreign policy strategy of independent
Uzbekistan, in English
Dr. Mirzohid RAHIMOV, scholar at the Institute of history, Academy of
sciences, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
09h30 Kazakhstan foreign policy: decision-making méchanisms in the security
field, in Russian
Dr. Sanat KUSHKUMBAEV, vice-director of the Institute of Orientalism,
Academy of Sciences, Almaty, Kazakhstan
10h00 Why and how foreign outsiders and internal powers should find the way
for cooperation, in English
Alexander KUZNETSOV, student of the University of Ural, Yekaterinburg,
Russia
10h30 Opting out of the Afghan state or opting in? The Uzbeks of
NE-Afghanistan, in English
Dr. Gabriele RASULY-PALECZEK, Professor at the Institute for social and
cultural anthropology, University of Vienna, Austria
11h00 Coffee break
11h10 Foreign policy and domestic reform in Mongolia (1990-2000), in English
Batbayar TSEDENDAMBA, invited scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Centre,
Washington, D.C., USA - Mongolie
11h40 What civil society ? Looking beyond NGOs, a case study of
Tadjikistan, in English
Sabine FREIZER, PhD candidate, London School of Economics and Political
Science, United Kingdom
12h10 The role of NGO in human rights movement and development of ethical
values in South and Central Asia, in English
Ayaz Latif PALIJO, lawyer, President of the NGO Sindh Research Council
(SRC), Hyderabad, Pakistan
12h40 Central Asian relations in the post-Soviet era : the case of the
United States, in English
Enayatollah YAZDANI, MA in Political Science, research scholar at the
Melbourne University, Australia
13h10 Discussion
13h30 Lunch break
Conference closure
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