Central Asia
Central Asia/ South Asia
... Twice a year, billions of birds migrate vast distances across the globe. Typically, these journeys follow a predominantly north-south axis, linking breeding grounds in arctic and temperate regions with non-breeding sites ...
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FOOD SECURITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN CENTRAL ASIA
... of Central Asia faced the legacies of the past cause the situation of food ...independence, Central Asian countries were dependent on each other and on the other countries of Soviet ...of ...
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MORPHOGENESIS OF SOME SPECIES EFEMERS OF CENTRAL ASIA
... Ephemerals attract attention as a kind of ecological type of plants. Some authors (Keller, 1934, Radkevich, 1934, Nechaev, Vasilevskaya, 1945) refer them to the ecological group of mesophytes, others (Stoker, 1928; ...
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Classes In The Society Of Central Asia (Class Of Khodja)
... ―ishan‖, ―amir‖,‖ tura‖, ―khabib‖, ―makhdum‖ (often ―makhzum‖), ―mirza‖), ―musa‖, ―sho‖ or ―shokh‖. Ordinary people were called as ―koracha‖ (in word by word translation black people), ―citizen‖ (in word by word ...
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Rogun – Hydropower Generating Controversy in Central Asia
... the Central Asian countries inherited unequal water-use quotas and a highly interdependent system of reservoirs, dams, pumps and ...post-Soviet Central Asian republics in terms of water resources ...
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International Cooperation: Strengthening Midwifery in Central Asia
... how midwifery training can be provided at an advanced level in academic institutions. Meetings with the German Midwifery Association (DHV) 9 and its Estonian counterpart “Eesti Ämmaemand” 10 provided the study tour ...
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Islam and Politics of Late Socialism in Central Asia
... in Central Asia allied not solely to the Western/Soviet communists for political gains, but saw the ideology of communism as grounds to signify their activities and create new social space inside their ...
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Up To Date Geodynamics and Seismicity of Central Asia
... the central Asian transit zone, where the transpressive neotectonic regime ...of central Asia are connected with active interblock zones, which divide crust or mantle-crust ...
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Russia, Central Asia and China : regionalism or transregionalism?
... of Central Asian leaders to discuss matters pertaining to the politics, security, environment, and development of the ...embryonic Central Asian Schengen ...
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Economic transition in Central Asia : a comparative approach
... of Central Asia’s incorporation into what was essentially a Russian trading ...and Central Asian comparative ...for Central Asian agriculture. Central Asian farmers, who had long produced ...
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Security Challenges in Central Asia And India’s Role
... countries. Central Asia still considers India a potential partner in fighting the menace of ...with Central Asian countries on the issue of ...the Central Asian ...
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The great crisis and fiscal institutions in eastern and central Europe and central Asia
... In the years prior to the onset of the great crisis of 2008, high growth rates and a favorable external environment led to a decade of promising fiscal developments for countries in Eastern and Central Europe and ...
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Central Asia: The Great-Power Politics in a Volatile Region
... independence, Central Asia did not constitute a priority among American foreign policy ...in Central Asia was mainly about the control of ...the Central Asian states, supported a range ...
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Informal regionalism in Central Asia: subnational and international levels
... Once again, informality of regional integration is not a specific feature of Central Asia and is present in the post-Soviet world in general. There are good reasons to claim, that, in spite of weak formal ...
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Models of market integration in Central Asia – comparative performance
... of Central Asia. On the one hand, as Linn (2009) claims, Central Asia is lagging behind in terms of integration in the global economy, partly simply because of its landlocked geographic ...
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Crucible steel in Central Asia: production, use and origins
... Thus, the archaeological and textual evidence prove that crucible steel was produced in Central Asia using a variety of materials and the product was an egg shap[r] ...
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Spheres of influence as negotiated hegemony – the case of Central Asia
... the Central Asian republics (and therefore with emphasis on the practices of nationalism, sovereignty and balance of power) as well as with Russia’s attitude toward Central Asia as ambivalent, ...
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Education in Central Asia -With Special Reference to the Czarist Period-
... reached Central Asia from two sources – Russia and Ottoman Empire – where concern over the low literacy rates due to the difficult Arabic script and poor methods of teaching had strongly ...
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Regularities and Development Trends of Agricultural Cooperation in Central Asia
... the Central Asian countries with numerous small family farms and lack of market channels development seems to be ripe for the emergence of service (or supporting) cooperatives, though their promotion is very slow ...
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Potential corridors and barriers for plague spread in central Asia
... Background: Plague (Yersinia pestis infection) is a vector-borne disease which caused millions of human deaths in the Middle Ages. The hosts of plague are mostly rodents, and the disease is spread by the fleas that feed ...
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