Update on CESS conferences (May 2020)
The CESS Board has been closely monitoring health and travel considerations related to our planned conferences for 2020 as a result of the global Covid-19… Read More »Update on CESS conferences (May 2020)
Emma Sabzalieva
Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and CESS conferences
The CESS Board is committed to providing a healthy and safe space for CESS conference participants. The Board is carefully monitoring health and travel advice… Read More »Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and CESS conferences
The Cotton Republic: Colonial Practices in Soviet Uzbekistan?
A new post is live at The CESS Blog, by Riccardo Mario Cucciolla (NRU HSE), “The Cotton Republic: Colonial Practices in Soviet Uzbekistan?”
Author Interview: Film and Identity in Kazakhstan
A recent interview with Rico Isaacs, author of Film and Identity in Kazakhstan: Soviet and Post-Soviet Culture in Central Asia (Bloomsbury 2018), has been published at The CESS Blog.
Statement of concern over the indictment of Professor Andrei V. Kubatin, Institute of Oriental Studies, Tashkent
CESS issues a statement of concern regarding the indictment of our colleague, Andrei V. Kubatin (Institute of Oriental Studies, Tashkent), in Uzbekistan.
Kemal H. Karpat – Obituary
Kemal H. Karpat was a scholar of Ottoman history and a strong promoter of Ottoman, Turkish, and Central Asian studies.
Safer and Fairer: The Value of Cooperative Approaches to Fieldwork
A new post is live at The CESS Blog by Philipp Lottholz of the University of Marburg.
Thomas T. Allsen – Obituary
Thomas T. Allsen was one of the most outstanding scholars of the history and culture of Medieval Eurasia and of the Mongol Empire, in particular.
The Analyzing Kyrgyz Narratives (AKYN) Research Project
A new post is up at The CESS Blog by James Plumtree of the American University of Central Asia.
Shifting Seas: The Lived Landscapes of Aral
A new post is up at The CESS Blog by Grace H. Zhou of Stanford University.