Central Asia
Subtitle: political and economic challenges in the post-Soviet era
By: edited by Alexei Vassiliev.
Contributors: Vasilʹev, A. M.
Publisher: Saqi; Saqi Books
Published: 2001
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 277
Subjects: Asia, Central -- Politics and government -- 1991-; Asia, Central -- Economic conditions -- 1991-
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [274]) and index.
Table of contents: title: Russia and Central Asia -- A.M. Vassiliev -- Part 1. Kazakhstan; title: The course towards political stability -- N.I. Petrov & M.S. Gafarly; title: The economy of Kazakhstan -- L.N. Kalinichenko & N.N. Semenova -- Part 2. Uzbekistan; title: Political stability in the conditions of the command-administrative regime -- N.I. Petrov; title: The preservation of the state's dominant positions in the economy -- M.S. Gafarly & V.F. Rass -- Part 3. Turkmenistan; title: A post-communist authoritarian regime -- K.P. Dudarev; title: The development of the economy in the 1990s -- L.N. Kalinichenko & N.N. Semenova.; title: Part 4. Tajikistan; title: The causes and lessons of the Civil War -- A.I. Kuzmin; title: The economic crisis -- M.S. Gafarly, V.D. Chernikov & N.N. Semenova -- Part 5. Kyrghyzstan; title: Democratic declarations and political realities -- V.F. Kovalskii; title: The transition to a modern market economy -- N.A. Volgina, M.S. Gafarly & N.N. Semenova.