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Practical Applications in the Digital Age

Communication Law

Redaction, Rhetoric, and History

The Corinthian Correspondence

God Works In The Housing Projects Too

Sunset Strip: Chamber Orchestra

Poetics, Ethics, and Politics

Beyond Death in the Oresteia

Irish short stories with translations

As Gaeilge

England, History and the RSC

Representing Shakespeare

Foundations of Social Work Practice with Lesbian and Gay Persons

Eine explorative Studie

Imageanalyse der TSG Ludwigshafen-Friesenheim

A Book Of Saints And Wonders Put Down Here By Lady Gregory According To The Old Writings And The Memory Of The People Of Ireland

30 leichte Touren auf verkehrsarmen Wegen entlang von Ruhr, Emscher und Lippe

Radtouren am Wasser Ruhrgebiet

Problemstellungen bei der Integration von RFID-Prozessen in bestehende IT-Landschaften

A Textbook of Gerontology

The Social Context of Ageing

19.1 Rethinking Marxism

Wittgenstein on Forms of Life

The agressiveness of taxpayers developing legal techniques for taking advantage of weaknesses in national tax systems

Tax Avoidance - Limits of Legality in Brazil and United Kingdom

From Teaching to Toilets

Damned Right

A Memoir

Corrections in Ink

Photographies humanistes dans le monde

Des Femmes dans le Monde

The Arcane Schools

'This book successfully demonstrates that the experience of state-building should not be conceived teleologically as a civilizing process. Contextualizing the evolutionary experience of state-formation in Central Asia, the authors of this volume highlight, persuasively and shrewdly, that this region is increasingly subject to a paradox involving external stability and domestic fragility.' Marlene Laurelle, Johns Hopkins University, USA  'This collection of high-quality studies provides detailed overviews of relevant scholarship as well as a comprehensive introduction to selected empirical topics. It is thoroughly grounded in the theoretic academic literature that it impressively reviews, criticizes and extends on the basis of particular studies of the region on its own terms.' Robert M. Cutler, Carleton University, Canada  'This is one of the first books to try and analyse the region as a political whole. Because of the hopeless visa regimes which persist in Central Asia, it is almost impossible for one person to get to know all five countries intimately... This is therefore a very useful comparative analysis of five similar, but also very different, countries in what we think is a homogenous region...' Asian Affairs  'This volume is [...] welcome; the conversation it crystallizes is long overdue. Emilian Kavalski has assembled a group of top-notch Central Asia specialists, who contribute both empirical detail and theoretical value... each chapter is entirely worth reading on its own... Readers who know what questions to ask will benefit tremendously from reading this book. Others will read this volume differently, sticking to individual chapters and limiting their learning to what each independently provides. Either way, the book provides a tremendous service in generating a long-overdue conversation about weak statehood in the region - a topic that will remain relevant for the foreseeable future.'  Acta Politica  '... one will find insights in this work, especiall

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