Category: Uzbekistan
Ivy League Orientalism: Staging Samarkand in Princeton, 1926
A century ago, Princeton’s Triangle Club staged Samarkand, a lavish comic opera that transformed the Central Asian city into an Orientalist fantasy of romance, luxury and exoticism. Diego Benning Wang… [...]
Can Afghanistan Become Central Asia’s Bridge to the South?
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“I survived things. But I also built things”: Nilofar Ayoubi on Afghan women, exile and resistance
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Between integration and inheritance: How Armenians in Uzbekistan are redefining community
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The Silk Road Paradigm and the Dilemma of In-Between
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Bolor Lkhaajav: “Mongolia does not need to choose between Russia and China”
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At home in Central Asia: the lives and identity of the Lyuli/Mughat
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In the Country of Özbeg: Photographing Uzbekistan 136 Years After Paul Nadar
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Who Made the Nations of Central Asia?
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How Uzbek Composers Made the Violin Their Own
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How New Is the “New Uzbekistan”? The Legacy of the Nukus Protests
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Iran, Central Asia and the Limits of Academic Geography
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