[Discussion] Russia, Siberia, and Central Asia: Interrelation of Peoples and Cultures
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Russia, Siberia, and Central Asia: Interrelation of Peoples and Cultures
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PUBL.- Russia, Siberia and Central Asia, 2003 Conference Proceedings
Russia, Siberia, and Central Asia: Interrelation of Peoples and Cultures
Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference
Issue 4/Ed. V. S. Boyko. - Barnaul: Az Buka Publishers, 2003, with tables,
photos, maps. - 380 p. [In Russian] ISBN 5-93957-077-1
This book contains the collection of papers presented at and delivered to
the Fourth international conference "Russia, Siberia, and Central Asia:
Interrelation of Peoples and Cultures" held on 14th November 2003 in Barnaul
(Russia) by Center for Regional Studies at Barnaul State Pedagogical
University with the support of Altai Center of Oriental Studies. Their
authors represent different research and educational centres of Russia and
Central Asian states (Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan) as well PRC.
The main focus of conference and her printed final output - historical and
current problems of Asiatic Russia and bordering territories (states).
Special attention is paid to Xinjiang - historical crossroads of Central and
Eastern Asia, steadily integrating to Chinese state and society at the
passage of the last two centuries.
Contents (panels/chapters):
Course study and historiography of Central Asia
Domestic development and international relations in Central Asia and
bordering territories: past and present
Ethno-confessional issues
Socio-demographic problems
Xinjiang at the crossroads of epochs: domestic and external aspects of
development
The full list of papers is available at Center for Regional Studies web-site:
http://www.bspu.secna.ru/Faculty/History/orient/eng/events/soder.html
All queries concerning this book should be directed to Dr Vladimir Boyko:
Center for Regional Studies
(Russia and the East)
Barnaul State Pedagogical University
Molodezhnaya Street 55
Barnaul 656031
Russia
Tel: 7(3852)388438
Fax: 7(3852)260836
E-mail: boyko@uni-altai.ru