Caravanserai Issue 10
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Thirty-five years after independence, Central Asia stands at a pivotal moment. Once seen as the periphery of competing empires, the region has become an increasingly important crossroads of geopolitics, economics and culture.
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ISSUE 10, Summer 2026 – 35 Years of Independence in Central Asia
- Central Asia: A Human Portrait – Christopher Wilton-Steer
- Empire and Transformation in Central Asia – Professor Adeeb Khalid
- Writing the History of Soviet Central Asia – Dr Roman Osharov
- Kazakhstan’s Unfinished Future – Agnieszka Pikulicka
- From Cotton to (Critical) Minerals – Dr Franco Galdini
- Independent Kyrgyzstan – Dr Asel Doolotkeldieva
- Beyond the Far-Distant Oxus – Tim Jones
- Turkmenistan: A History of Missed Opportunities and Strange Leadership – Bruce Pannier
- ALTAI: Hunters and Herders – Claire Thomas
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