Cultural Survival Quarterly / 1992 [1]

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False promises / Venezuela appears to hace protected the yanomani, but appearances can be deceiving

Nelly Arvelo-Jiménez

Andrew L. Cousins

10-13

Unnatural disasters / Progroms have killed thousands of bangladeshi minorities; millions more are refugees in India

G.R. Chowdhury

14-17

After the breackup; roos of Soviet Dis-Union /

- Introduction - Gail A. Fondahl

- Manipulating territory, undermining rights - Ronald Wixman

- Map of the peoples [ex URSS]

- The quest of identity. The struggle for self-determination in Nagorno-Karabagh is a central issue for both Arenia and Azerbaidzhan - Nora Dudwick

- Indigenes and setlers. Minorities in georgia are seeking the same pluralism ethnic georgians long sought - Stephen F. Jones

- The crimean tatars return home [decades of exile] - Emil Payin

- The tragedy of the meskhetian turks. Some peoples relocated under Stalin still can't return to their homelands - Emil Payin

- A scattered people seeks its nationhood. Resettled into nine republics, the kurdish people of the Soviet Union almost lost their sense of themselves as a naion - Nadir Nadirov

- From Marx to Muhammad. Uzbekistan face daunting in its quest for national identity - Michael A. Hall

- A land divided. The disappearance of an articial border in central Asia is plausible for the first time in 70 years - Sean Roberts

- Culture and water. A host of Soviet central Asia's environmental dilemmas stem from its limited supply of water - David Smith

- fter Chernobyl [Ukrania] - Stephen Alexndrovich

- Where de moose have no blood. In yakust, Siberia, the Myths are falling, though slowly - David Lempert

- The people dwindling under centralized rule [Evenk of Khanda] - Oleg Bychkov, Don Dumond, Ronald Wixman

- At home in Siberia [text + photos] - Susie Crate

- Last of an ancient people [Tofa, in Siberia] - Vladimir Sorin

- Siberian seminar [Village of Kazim] - Mark Badger, Asen Balikci

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