Uzbekistan and the Uzbeks

Moscow's inept handling of the situation in Uzbekistan USSR appears to have triggered a reactive nationalism that just might turn the republic's diverse groups into a Uzbek nation. However, the intentions and allegiances of Uzbekistan's masses--urban and rural--are still unannounced.

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Published in:Problems of Communism 1991-09, Vol.40 (5), p.23-44
Main Author: Carlisle, Donald S
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
CENTRAL ASIA (INCLUDING UZBEKISTAN, TADZHIKISTAN, KIRGIZIA, TURKMENISTAN, KAZAKISTAN)
COMMONWEALTH OF INDEPENDENT STATES
Culture
Minority & ethnic groups
Muslims
Nationalism
UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS
UZBEKISTAN
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Summary:Moscow's inept handling of the situation in Uzbekistan USSR appears to have triggered a reactive nationalism that just might turn the republic's diverse groups into a Uzbek nation. However, the intentions and allegiances of Uzbekistan's masses--urban and rural--are still unannounced.
ISSN:0032-941X
1075-8216
1557-783X