Showing papers in "Central Asian Survey in 1986"
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors recall the history and background of this complex situation for the readers of Central Asian Survey for the purpose of understanding the real situation in the country, misunderstandings due to the usual amalgam of the two principal phenomena: failure to recognise the facts and the mythological vision of the country's politico-religious situation.
Abstract: Recent events in Bulgaria have suddenly provoked a flood of reporting concerning the Turks of Bulgaria in Western media It goes without saying that most of the reports, as is often the case, misunderstood the real situation in the country, misunderstandings due to the usual amalgam of the two principal phenomena: failure to recognise the facts and the mythological vision of the country's politico‐religious situation It is therefore not without interest, perhaps, to recall the history and background of this complex situation for the readers of Central Asian Survey
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TL;DR: The Muslim east in nineteenth-century Russian popular history is discussed in this article, where the distribution of power, authority, and income of Native elites in the Middle East is discussed.
Abstract: (1986). The Muslim east in nineteenth‐century Russian popular historiography. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 5, Native elites and the distribution of power, authority and income, pp. 25-47.
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TL;DR: In this paper, the distribution of power, authority, and income among the native elites in Central Asian countries is discussed, including Afghanistan, in terms of power and authority, authority and income.
Abstract: (1986). Charismatic leadership and political process in Afghanistan. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 5, Native elites and the distribution of power, authority and income, pp. 273-299.
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Abstract: (1986). Chinese islam: In pursuit of its sources. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 73-80.
TL;DR: In this paper, the International humanitarian enquiry commission on displaced persons in Afghanistan (IHEC) report is presented, which is based on the Central Asian Survey: Vol. 5, No. 1, 1986.
Abstract: (1986). International humanitarian enquiry commission on displaced persons in Afghanistan. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 65-100.
TL;DR: In this article, the prophet Zarathustra is quoted as saying, “Mighty God, annihilate the oppressors and the evildoers.” (Zarathustras as quoted by Morteza Ravandi, The Social History of Iran, Vol. 1, p.490).
Abstract: “Mighty God, annihilate the oppressors and the evildoers.” (Zarathustra as quoted by Morteza Ravandi, The Social History of Iran, Vol. 1, p.490.)
TL;DR: In this article, Bezbozhnik et al. present a survey of anti-Islamic propaganda in Central Asia, focusing on the following topics: anti-Arabic propaganda, anti-Islam, and anti-Iranian propaganda.
Abstract: (1986). Anti‐Islamic Propaganda: Bezbozhnik, 1925–35. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 29-47.
TL;DR: In this article, the Jangali movement and soviet history are discussed in the context of the Central Asian Survey of Central Asian History (CSOCA) and its history.
Abstract: (1986). The Jangali movement and soviet historiography: A commentary. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 57-64.