2003 - Leo S. Olschki
Chapter
Digital Version
Download | Copy/paste | NO Printing
Between Pervasive Tribal Structures and Alien Patterns of Polity : Afghanistan and the Taliban
P. 1000-1014
Is part of
Central Asia : a decade of reforms, centuries of memories. - ( Orientalia Venetiana ; 15)-
Information
-
In the same volume
- Foreword
- Inaugural Address - Rog, Urok, Orak, Orakul
- Reforming Movement in Central Asia in the Beginning of XX Century
- Scholars from Khurasan in Czech Mediaeval Science
- Systematic Name Management in Digital Central Asian Textual Resources
- The Rehabilitation of Heroes in Central Asia
- Tribal Commitment and Political Order in Central Asia. A Reconsideration
- Zur weiteren Entwicklung der tagikischen Sprache
- An Oral Re-Evaluation of 20th Century Tibetan History
- Nomadic Feudalism of the Steppes
- Eurasiatic Context of the Old Celtic Cultural Phenomena
- Zoroastrian Calendar and Its Myth. An Abstract
- Contest over the Waaf in the Khorezm Republic, 1920-24
- Identities in Transition. Nationality, Religion and Regional Security in Former Soviet Central Asia
- Au sud de la Russie
- Walking a Tightrope
- Renaissance de la communauté de voisinage dans la ville de Tachkent
- Economic Transormation Efficiency in Uzbekistan
- Modern Political Elites in the Central Asian States
- Economic Reform in Uzbekistan and Central Asia
- The Policy of Land Reform and Privatization in Agriculture of Uzbekistan
- Some Aspects of Econmomical Reform in Independent Uzbekistan
- Privatization in Uzbekistan
- Between Pervasive Tribal Structures and Alien Patterns of Polity
- Newly Independent States in Central Asia - within the First Decade of Their Independence
- Authors
