Russian Central Asia 1867-1917

Russian Central Asia 1867-1917Russian Central Asia, 18671917: A Study in Colonial Rule by Richard A. Pierce surveys the half century between the creation of the Governor Generalship of Turkestan and the fall of the Romanovs, treating the region as a laboratory of late imperial colonial rule. Pierce maps the terrainvast steppe, desert basins, and oasis beltsand sketches the peoples (Kazakhs, Kirgiz, Turkmen, Uzbeks, Tadzhiks, and others), their economies (pastoral nomadism and

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