Central Asian Survey

Papers
(The TQCC of Central Asian Survey is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Correction23
The agency of object: the doppa as a narrator for a dynamic Uyghur identity17
Gendered mobilities of Central Asian women in Germany through the perspective of public transport14
Coerced liberation: Muslim women in Soviet Tajikistan13
Semiotic analysis of ‘kalyng’ ritual in Manas: framework for cultural knowledge13
‘Listening State?’ : exploring citizens’ perceptions of Open Government in Tokayev’s Kazakhstan12
Geopolitics of cryptocurrency mining in Kazakhstan12
Analysing Kazakhstan’s Foreign Policy Regime Neo-Eurasianism in The Nazarbayev Era12
Backlash: China’s struggle for influence in Central Asia11
Methods of studying LGBT experiences in the situation of invisibility: from African countries to Uzbekistan11
Collectivization generation: oral histories of a social revolution in Uzbekistan11
New Uzbekistan: the third renaissance11
After the resurgence of Talibanism theocracy: non-lethal intervention and the politics of non-neutrality in Afghanistan10
Introduction: LGBTQ +  visibilities in the Caucasus and Central Asia10
Internationalization of higher education in Central Asia: a systematic review9
The mobilization of ‘capabilities’ as an idea and practice in today’s China: From appropriation to exclusion of Uyghur identities8
EU–Central Asian interactions: perceptions, interests and practices8
Central Asian studies in the People’s Republic of China: a structural topic model8
In Soviet educational greenhouses: on the problem of language teaching to the Bukharan–Jewish children of Uzbekistan, 1917–477
Reclaiming self-esteem: Mongols’ responses to the early COVID-19 pandemic in Inner Mongolia, China7
Georgian Jews and Georgian non-Jews: Soviet experience through the prism of nostalgia7
Extraordinary Estonians, disappearing Duha: tourism imaginaries and imperial identity economies of Northern Mongolia6
‘And there will be “kan (blood)” … ’: ‘voices’ of participants and eyewitnesses of the 1916 uprising in Semirech’e in interrogation protocols6
‘Abduct her before another man does’: evolving consensual bride abduction patterns in Kazakhstan’s Jetisu province6
‘The Book of My Mother’ as national allegory: subaltern nationalism and political unconscious in early twentieth century Azerbaijani fiction6
Pioneering new migration routes: central Asian truck drivers’ experiences in the EU5
Dekolonizatsiia Kazahstana5
Between autonomy and dependency: comparing hedging strategies of Central Asian states towards China5
LGBTQ+ activism in Azerbaijan: shifting queer (in)visibility regime through power–knowledge technologies4
Factors inhibiting institutional responses to domestic violence in Kyrgyzstan4
Soft power in Central Asia: the politics of influence and seduction4
New media and political participation in Russia and Kazakhstan. Exploring the lived experiences of young people in Eurasia4
Inter-regionalism and strategic adaptation in Central Asia: economic development and geopolitical resilience in a multipolar order4
Contextualizing data collection in Central Asia: insights from local researchers’ experiences4
Girls’ education in rural Azerbaijan: a co-autoethnographic study of societal ‘norms’ and postcolonial legacies4
Paradoxes of migration in Tajikistan: locating the good life,4
Deciphering dictators’ discourse on Indigenous democracy: a case of Karimov’s Uzbekistan4
Afghan Napoleon: The life of Ahmad Shah Massoud4
The role of geopolitics in Turkey’s diplomatic approach to the Second East Turkestan Republic (1939–1949)4
Universities branching out: towards a typology of transnational education partnerships in Central Asia3
The hidden caliphate: Sufi saints beyond the Oxus and Indus3
The EU and China: how do they fit in Central Asia?3
Smartphones and public support for LGBTQ+ in Central Asia3
The Tajik Civil War and Russia’s Islamist moment3
Chet ellarda o'qigan Turkistonlik yoshlar (Young People from Turkistan Who Studied Abroad)3
A narrative analysis: tragic images of the Aral Sea in the Russophone ecopoems3
Fieldwork within queer communities in Central Asia: a research note3
The political economy of non-Western migration regimes: Central Asian migrant workers in Russia and Turkey3
Uyghur identity and culture: a global diaspora in a time of crisis3
Experiences of female early-career professionals in male-dominated STEM companies in Kazakhstan3
Navigating tradition: agency of young urban women in Kyrgyzstan during wedding negotiations and early marriage3
Intersecting legacies: gender, ethnicity and displacement in the aftermath of the first Nagorno-Karabakh War for internally displaced and refugee women3
Vehicularizing the vernacular: using the periodical press to popularize vernacular languages in Soviet Turkic communities3
Iranian, Afghan or Central Asian? Patterns of mobility among Persianate Jews in the 19th and early 20th centuries3
Decolonizing Uyghur visual art: Uyghur diasporic responses to China’s cultural engineering2
Law, society and corruption lessons from the Central Asian context2
Helping a f(r)iend in need? Rethinking the role of linkages in authoritarian covert repression2
Kratkaia istoriia kazakhov. Ot pervykh kochevnikov do nashikh dnei2
Balancing tradition and reform: tensions in university mathematics curriculum and assessment in Uzbekistan2
Maya Karin Peterson (1980–2021)2
Institutional entrepreneurship under hierarchy: why Kazakhstan founds regional organizations but loses agenda control2
Taking account of authoritarian peacebuilding in Post-Liberal Statebuilding in Central Asia2
China, Russia and Central Asian infrastructure: fragmenting or reformatting the region?2
Representation of the Kazakhstani famine (1931–33) in secondary school history textbooks, 1992–20212
Traditional medicine, legitimacy and nationalist doxa in pandemic-era Mongolia2
Native, but unique: Jews of Georgia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan and their neighbours revealed through their twentieth century demographic profiles2
‘We’re all like brothers’: religion’s role in Afghan Uzbek identity formation2
From friendship to friction: the evolution of China’s economic and technical assistance to Mongolia (1949–1985)2
‘Why should we have theirs if we have our own?’ On decolonizing social science research ethics in Central Asia2
In the corridors of officialdom: how patience and flexibility unlock elite interviews in Uzbekistan2
Post-Soviet settlement of the Sino-Soviet border: a failed attempt at a three-level game, 1991–20122
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