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Routledge Nationalism In Uzbekistan - Soviet Republic's Road To Sovereignty

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Description

Drawing from extensive Uzbek and Russian sources, this comprehensive analysis examines Uzbekistan's path to independence and sovereignty during the Soviet era. The work focuses on how Uzbek elites mobilized mass support against central Soviet authority, tracing local grievances rooted in decades of economic exploitation by Moscow. This scholarly examination provides crucial insight into the attitudes and strategies of Uzbek leadership as they worked to break free from Moscow's control, offering readers a detailed understanding of the political, economic, and social forces that shaped the republic's emergence as an independent nation. Essential reading for historians and students of Eastern European history, Soviet collapse, and post-Soviet independence movements.

Key Features

Analyzes Uzbek and Russian primary sources to examine Uzbekistan's declaration of sovereignty and path to independence.

Focuses on Uzbek elites' efforts to mobilize popular support and challenge Moscow's hegemony over the Soviet republic.

Traces local grievances to economic exploitation by Moscow and other structural factors within the Soviet system.

Examines the outlook for Uzbekistan's emergence as an independent international player in the post-Soviet era.

Published by Routledge, a leading academic publisher specialising in historical and political analysis.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
13 June 2019
Listed Since
26 July 2019

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