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Heteronomy in the Xinjiang Uyghur Region
Women in Abu l-Ghazi’s Shajara-i Turk
The Semipalatinsk Imam Who Chronicled His City's History
How Soviet Borders Divided Central Asia
How Mao and Stalin Redrew the Map of Xinjiang
Empire of the Hunt: How Hounds Connected the Civilizations of Eurasia
Tengrism as a Source of the Monotheistic Worldview of the Turkic Peoples
Qarıš: A Measure of Length and a Mirror of Turkic Culture
From Empire to Nation: How China Integrates Its Inner Asian Borderlands. Part I
Roger McDermott and Kazakhstan’s Defense Policy
How a Kazakh Philosopher Bridged the Steppe and the Ottoman Empire
From Empire to Nation: How China Integrates Its Inner Asian Borderlands. Part II
Kazakh SSR State Farms in the 1950th
From Caliphs to Commissars: The Shifting Role of Islam in Central Asian Politics
Who Was the “Golden Man” Really? The Unsolved Mystery of Kazakh History and the Steppe Amazons
The Kazakh Khanate in the System of World History
Archaeologists may have uncovered a Bronze Age metropolis in Kazakhstan’s steppe
Kazakh-American Collaborative Research. Findings of the 1990 Field Season
“Arabic Language Week” Launches in Kazakhstan
How Religion Shaped Colonial Policy in Kazakhstan
