Identity and politics in Central Asia and the Caucasus
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Identity and politics in Central Asia and the Caucasus
（RoutledgeCurzon advances in Central Asian studies, 7）
Routledge, 2015
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Identity as a source and an output of foreign policy and regional security in post-Soviet Central Eurasia -- towards integrating nationalism scholarship into IR constructivism / Murad Ismayilov
- Threat perceptions of Islam in a post-communist secular context : public policies towards Islamic finance in Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan and the effects on nation-building / Fuad Aliyev
- Language and sovereignty : a comparative analysis of language policy in Tatarstan and Kazakhstan, 1991-2010 / Kyle L. Marquardt
- Identity recovered vs identity redefined : three post-Soviet cases / Paul Goble
- Domesticating elite education : raising patriots and educating Kazakhstan's future / Natalie Koch
- Russian foreign policy towards Central Asia and the Caucasus since the end of the cold war : a search for identity with geopolitical characteristics / Norman A. Graham
- International commitments to international election observation in the Caucasus and Central Asia : the interplay between political identity, foreign policy and regional affiliations / Rick Fawn
- Identity and alignment in Central Eurasia / S. Neil MacFarlane
- International cultural engagements and their domestic effects : Eurovision and nation-building in Azerbaijan / Murad Ismayilov
