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Category Archives: Inner Asia
Здравствуйте!: Why It’s Not about -Stans
By Brandon Miliate I recently came across and article in The Atlantic, which reported that Kazakhstani President Nursultan Nazarbayev had suggested that perhaps the suffix –stan was responsible for Kazakhstan’s supposedly low global profile. He mentioned Mongolia, as a country … Continue reading
Posted in Central Asia, Democracy, Governance, Inner Asia, International Relations, Kazakhstan, Mongolia and ..., Politics
Tagged Brandon Miliate
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Summer 2014 History Events with Mongolia Focus
A 5-week faculty summer institute on “The Mongols and the Eurasian Nexus of Global History” and a conference on “Changing Patterns of Power in Historical and Modern Central and Inner Asia” have been announced recently. While these include a focus … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, History, Inner Asia, Research on Mongolia, Teaching in Mongolian Studies
Tagged Julian Dierkes
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