Conference Schedule Summary 2 Maps of Michigan League 3 List of Panels 4 Schedule of Panels 6 Friday-Session I-9:00 am-10:45 am 6 Friday-Session II-11:00 am-12:45 pm 7 Friday-Session III-2:00 pm-3:45 pm 9 Friday-Keynote Address-4:30 pm-6:00 pm 10 Saturday-Session I-9:00 am-10:45 am 10 Saturday-Session II-11:00 am-12:45 pm 11 Saturday-Session III-2:00 pm-3:45 pm 13 Saturday-Session IV-4:00 pm-5:45 pm 14 Saturday-Distinguished Address-7:30 pm-9:00 pm 15 Sunday-Session I-9:00 am-10:45 am 15 Sunday-Session II-11:00 am-12:45 pm 16 Panel Grids 18 Advertisements 21 Panelist Contact List 24 Panelist Name Index 36 1 Conference Schedule Summary

Thursday, September 28 4:00-6:00 pm Registration - Michigan League, Concourse, 2nd Floor 6:00-8:00 pm Reception - Michigan League, Ballroom, 2nd Floor

Friday, September 29 8:00 am-4:00 pm Registration - Michigan League, Concourse, 2nd Floor 9:00-10:45 am Session I 10:45-11:00 am Break 11:00 am-12:45 pm Session II 12:45-2:00 pm Lunch Break 12:45-2:00 pm Executive Board Meeting. Location: Room C. 2:00-3:45 pm Session III 3:45-4:00 pm Break 4:15-4:30 pm Welcome and Award Announcements, Mendelssohn Theatre 4:30-6:00 pm Keynote Address: Juan Cole, Mendelssohn Theatre 6:30 pm Dinner - Michigan League, Ballroom, 2nd floor

Saturday, September 30 8:00 am-4:00 pm Registration - Michigan League, Concourse, 2nd Floor 9:00-10:45 am Session I 10:45-11:00 am Break 11:00 am-12:45 pm Session II 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Publications Committee Meeting. Location: Room C 12:45-2:00 pm Lunch Break 2:00-3:45 pm Session III 3:45-4:00 pm Break 4:00-5:45 pm Session IV 6:00-7:00 pm CESS Business and Information Meeting, Vandenberg Room. 7:30-9:00 pm Distinguished Address: Craig Murray, Auditorium, Natural Sciences Building.

Sunday, October 1 8:00 am-9:00 am Registration - Michigan League, Concourse, 2nd Floor 9:00-10:45 am Session I 10:45-11:00 am Break 11:00 am-12:45 pm Session II 12:45 pm Conference ends 12:00-1:30 pm 2007 Conference Committee Meeting. Location: Room C

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History and Culture HC-01 • The Iranian-Caucasian Cultural Nexus (p. 8) HC-02 • Topics in Turkish Syntax and Semantics (p. 13) HC-03 • Slaves, Sovereignty, and Millenarianism in Turkic Empires (p. 6) HC-04 • The Kazakhs of Western Mongolia: Dynamics of Cultural Expression (p. 16) HC-05 • Precursors of National Identity in Central Asia, 19th to Early 20th Century (p. 13) HC-06 • Easterns and Westerns in Post-Soviet Cinema (p. 16) HC-07 • Chinese Turkistan in the Colonial Period (p. 14) HC-08 • Poetesses and Heroines of Central Eurasian Poetry (p. 10) HC-09 • Historical Roles of Islamic Saints in Central Asia (p. 7) HC-10 • The State of the Humanities in Central Asia (p. 9) HC-11 • Mixing Lyres in the Caucasus: Traditional Poetry and the Coming of Modernity (p. 14) HC-12 • Early History (p. 13) HC-13 • Central Eurasia in the Interwar Period (p. 12) HC-14 • Religion and Society (p. 10) HC-15 • Language and Literature (p. 6) HC-16 • Medieval Literature and Society (p. 9)

Politics PO-01 • Politics and Culture in Xinjiang (p. 9) PO-02 • Political Leadership in Eurasia (p. 8) PO-03 • Regimes and States in Post-Soviet Central Asia (p. 12) PO-04 • The Future of Uyghur Nationalism in Turkistan/Central Asia (p. 12) PO-05 • Civil Society, Economics and the State (p. 13) PO-06 • The Structuration of the Eurasian Energy Sector (p. 6) PO-07 • Understanding the Kyrgyz ‘Revolution’: Rational Action or Political Discourse? (p. 11) PO-08 • Elites, Identity and Regional Cooperation in Central Asia (p. 14) PO-09 • Caspian Energy Deposits: The Eurasian Geostrategic Conundrum (p. 10) PO-11 • South Asia-Central Asia Relations after 11 September (p. 8) PO-12 • Roundtable: Kyrgyz-U.S. Relations after the Tulip Revolution (p. 13) PO-13 • The State and the Farm in Central Asia (p. 11) PO-14 • Domestic Politics in the South Caucasus (p. 7) PO-15 • Social Capital and Democratization in Central Asia and the Caucasus (p. 8) PO-16 • Prisoner of the Caucasus - Revisited: Current Trends and Future Prospects in the North and South Caucasus (p. 11) PO-17 • Beyond the Conflicts: Georgia’s Emerging “Post-Revolution” (p. 16) PO-18 • Identity Politics: Conflict, Islam and Identity (p. 16) PO-19 • International Economic Organizations and Domestic Politics (p. 15) PO-20 • Regional Integration and Global Affairs in Central Asia (p. 9) PO-21 • Land Use and Environmental Politics (p. 14) PO-22 • Corruption (p. 14) PO-23 • Central Asian Politics and Society (p. 17) 4

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Social Issues SO-01 • State, Family, and the Crisis of Masculinity/Femininity in Muslim Central and Southwestern Asia (p. 9) SO-02 • Buryatia as a Case Study in Post-Soviet Change and Continuity (p. 10) SO-03 • Higher Education Reform in Georgia (p. 15) SO-04 • Roundtable: Mapping a Silk Road Curriculum (p. 17) SO-05 • Anthropological Explorations of the State in Central Asia (p. 7) SO-06 • Labor Migration in NIS: Gender Challenges (p. 15) SO-07 • The Status of Women in Contemporary Eurasia and Turkey (p. 6) SO-08 • Roundtable: Politics and Ethics of Field Research in Central Asia (p. 11) SO-09 • Identity (Re)Construction in Contemporary Central Asia (p. 11) SO-10 • Current Research on Mongolia and Inner Asia (p. 15) SO-11 • Migration, Remittances, and Living Standards in the Newly Independent States (p. 16) SO-12 • Anthropological/Ethnographic Perspectives on Religious Life in Central Asia (p. 12) SO-13 • Higher Education Reform in Central Asia: Prospects and Predicaments (p. 7) SO-14 • Memory, Modernity and Identity (p. 8) SO-15 • Health Challenges and Controversies (p. 11) SO-16 • Youth: Looking to the Future (p. 16) SO-17 • The Role of NGOs (p. 9) SO-18 • Heritage, Sacred Places, and the State (p. 7) SO-19 • Islam’s Propagation and Absence in Post-Soviet National Space (p. 14) SO-20 • Gender Regimes in Contestation (p. 13) SO-21 • Film and discussion: Sacred Traditions in Sacred Places [on Ismailis in Badakhshan] (p. 16) SO-22 • Film and discussion: Koryo Saram [on Korean diasporas] (p. 13)

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Special Addresses and Meetings Note the following special addresses and meetings held within the framework of the main program: CESS Welcome and Award Announcements: Preceding the Keynote Address on Friday at 4:15 pm, Mendelssohn Theatre, Michigan League. Keynote Address: Juan Cole “US Foreign Policy and Islamism in Afghanistan and Central Asia,” Friday, 4:30-6:00 pm, Mendelssohn Theatre. CESS Business and Information Meeting: Saturday, 6:00 pm, Vandenburg Room. Newcomers welcome! Distinguished Address: Craig Murray “Uzbekistan and the Challenge of Freedom for Central Asia,” Saturday, 7:30 pm, Auditorium, Krause Natural Sciences Building (west entrance), 830 N. University.

Friday • Session I • 9:00 am - 10:45 am HC-15 • Language and Literature Elene Medzmariashvili (Tbilisi State University) Conference Room 4 “Women in Georgian Politics” Chair: Walter Slater (University of Michigan) Ayca Alemdaroglu (University of Cambridge) Discussant: Walter Slater (University of Michigan) “The 'Weight' of Gender: Young Women in Turkey” Anna Aydinyan (Yale University) PO-06 • The Structuration of the Eurasian Energy Sector “Works of P. Sevak and S. Parajanov in the Context of Room D Soviet National Policies and Dissent” Chair: Michael D. Kennedy (University of Michigan) Sahiba Gafarova (Baku Slavic University) Discussant: Pami Aalto (University of Helsinki) “The Problem of Genre Synthesis in the Azerbaijan Gerard Libardian (University of Michigan) Prose” “Politics, Peace, and Pipelines” Malik Hodjaev (Indiana University) David Louis Dusseault (Aleksanteri Institute, “Lexical Change in Uzbek since the Mid-1980s” University of Helsinki & Trinity College, Dublin) Umida Khikmatillaeva (Indiana University) “Over a Barrel: Dependency Theory and the Energy “Lexical Change in Uzbek since the Mid-1980s” Sector in the Russian Energy Sector” John A. Erickson (Indiana University) Mikko Palonkorpi (University of Helsinki) “Lexical Change in Uzbek since the Mid-1980s” “Energy Security Complex in the Caucasus” Kamal Abdullayev (Baku Slavic University) “Similarities in World Literature: Azerbaijani and HC-03 • Slaves, Sovereignty, and Millenarianism in Greek Epics” Turkic Empires Michigan Room SO-07 • The Status of Women in Contemporary Eurasia Chair: Shoshana Keller (Hamilton College, Clinton, NY) and Turkey Discussant: Scott Levi (University of Louisville) Kalamazoo Room Taymiya Zaman (University of Michigan) Chair: Irina Liczek (Niagara University) “Between Myth and Memory: Turko-Mongol Memoirs Discussant: Marianne Kamp (University of Wyoming) and the Making of Mughal Kingship, 1526-1707” Nancy R. Rosenberger (Oregon State University) Afshon Ostovar (University of Michigan) “Female, Single and Older-than-Average in Tashkent” “From Market Commodity to Landed Gentry: Meghan Simpson (CEU, Budapest) The Slave Elites of the Early Delhi Sultanate, 1190- “My Second Home is Bangkok: Transnational 1260” Women’s Organizing, Central Asia to Asia-Pacific”

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Ahmed Azfar Moin (University of Michigan) Madeleine Reeves (University of Cambridge) “Arguing about the Millennium: Nurbakhsh in “States of Improvisation: Border Guards, Traders and Mughal India” the Negotiation of ‘State Sovereignty’ on the Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Border” SO-18 • Heritage, Sacred Places, and the State Chad Thompson (York University) Koessler Room “From Karimov to Clastres: Society against the State Chair: [TBD] in Uzbekistan” Discussant: [TBD] Sonja Luehrmann (University of Michigan) PO-14 • Domestic Politics in the South Caucasus “Economics, Religion, or Culture? Pilgrimage and Vandenburg Room Sacrifice as Problems for Postwar Religious Policy in Chair: Tugrul Keskin (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and the Mari ASSR” State University & Radford University, Radford, Virginia) Shakhnoza O. Madaeva (The National University of Discussant: Peter Komives Uzbekistan) (National Democratic Institute for International Affairs) “The Role of Oral History in Studying the Soviet Arus Harutyunyan (Western Michigan University) Period History of Sacred Places and Worship Sites” “Estimating National Identity via Positional Method: Erin Kuns (Indiana University, Bloomington) Comparing Party Manifestos and Policy Positions in “Fighting for Identity: Cultural Heritage and Ethnic Armenia from 1994 to 2005” Conflict in Kyrgyzstan” E. Karen Bravo (Indiana University) “Smoke, Mirrors and the Joker in the Pack: SO-05 • Anthropological Explorations of the State in On Transitioning to Democracy and the Rule of Law Central Asia in Post-Soviet Armenia” Henderson Room Haroutiun Khachatrian (Noyan Tapan Information and Chair: Morgan Liu (Ohio State University) Analysis Center) Discussant: David Montgomery (Boston University) “Economic Policy of South Caucasus Countries: Gulnara Aitpaeva (Aigine Cultural Research Centre, Differences of Strategy” Bishkek) “Kinship, Political Participation and Mass Media in Current Kyrgyzstan” David Gullette (University of Cambridge) “We Are the State: Akaev's Vision and the Genealogy of the State”

Friday • Session II • 11:00 am - 12:45 pm SO-13 • Higher Education Reform in Central Asia: Todd Drummond (Michigan State University) Prospects and Predicaments “A Review of Selection Examination Reforms in Three Conference Room 4 Central Asian Republics: Prospects for Long-Term Chair: Tatiana Suspitsyna (Ohio State University) Sustainability” Discussant: William Fierman (Indiana University) Galina Valyayeva (University of Kentucky) Martha Merrill (International Partnership for “Standardized Testing for University Admissions in Service-Learning and Leadership) Kazakhstan: A Step in the Right Direction?” “Higher Education or Hijacked Education? HC-09 • Historical Roles of Islamic Saints in Central Asia The Impact of GATS and For-Profit Higher Education Kalamazoo Room in Central Asia” Chair: Hisao Komatsu (The University of Tokyo) Norma Jo Baker (Fanshawe College) Discussant: Minoru Sawada (University of Toyama) “Unkept Promises: Knowledge, Learning, and Jun Sugawara (Institute for the Languages and Democracy in Central Asia” Cultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)

“A Historical Source of the Afaqi Khwajas under Qing SO-14 • Memory, Modernity and Identity Rule: On Scroll Prov. 219 of the Gunnar Jarring Koessler Room Collection, Lund University Library, Sweden” Chair: Jeff Sahadeo (Carleton College) Yasushi Shinmen (Chuo University) Discussant: [TBD] “A Historical Source of the Afaqi Khwajas under Qing Stephen Rapp, Jr. (Georgia State University) rule: On Scroll Prov. 219 of the Gunnar Jarring “The Making of the Medieval European Georgian Collection, Lund University Library, Sweden” Nation” Yayoi Kawahara (Japan Society for the Promotion of Kilic Kanat (Syracuse University) Science) “Looking to Foreign Policy through History: “The Life and Activities of Khwaja Hasan in Western The Case of Turkish-EU Relations” Turkistan” PO-15 • Social Capital and Democratization in Akifumi Shioya (The University of Tokyo) Central Asia and the Caucasus “The Rebellion of Yusuf Khoja Kashghari” Henderson Room PO-11 • South Asia-Central Asia Relations after Chair: Anna Matveeva (London School of Economics) 11 September Discussant: Anna Matveeva (London School of Room D Economics) Chair: Ajay Kumar Patnaik (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Jonathan Wheatley (Independent Scholar) Discussant: Michael Kennedy (University of Michigan) “Post-revolutionary Georgia: State Building, Ajay Kumar Patnaik (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Democratization and Institutional Change” “Central Asia and India: The Post-Taliban Prospects” Christoph Zuercher (Stanford University) Artie McConnell (Independent Scholar) “Social Capital and the State in Kyrgyzstan and “Faultline of Conflict: Terrorism, Geopolitics, and the Uzbekistan: Evidence from a New Survey” Fusion of Central and South Asian Security” Scott Radnitz (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Elaheh Koolaee (University of Tehran, “Elites, Masses, and the Prospects for Central Eurasia Program) Democratization in Central Asia” “The 'Great Game' of Energy in Central Asia” Martin Spechler (Indiana University) Hikaru Obayashi (Kyoto University) “Economic Reform in an Authoritarian State: Two “Economic Implications of Central Asian Gas Imports Steps Forward, One Step Back in Uzbekistan” to South Asia” PO-02 • Political Leadership in Eurasia HC-01 • The Iranian-Caucasian Cultural Nexus Vandenburg Room Michigan Room Chair: Walikhan Kaisarov (Parliament of Kazakhstan) Chair: Katherine Johnston (Indiana University) Discussant: Thomas Wood (Trinity College) Discussant: Katherine Johnston (Indiana University) Almaz Tolymbek (Kent State University) Babak Rezvani (University of Amsterdam) “Political Leadership Style in Kazakhstan” “Experiences of Pride and Pains in the Making of Seçil Öraz (Ege University, Institution of Turkish World Iranian Georgians” Studies) Paul Crego (Library of Congress) “The Impact of Leadership Patterns in the “Living on the Edge: Religious, Ethnic, and National Democratization Process of Central Asia: The Cases Identities in the Republic of Georgia” of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan” Shahyar Daneshgar (Indiana University) Melissa Burn (George Mason University) “The Iranian Constitution and the Azerbaijanis' “Who Supports Authoritarianism or Liberalization?” Rights: Challenges and Causes of Dissent” Farid Shafiyev (Counselor, Embassy of Azerbaijan in Rahilya Geybullayeva (Baku Slavic University) Canada) “Borders within National Literature in Historical “The Role of Former Communist Leaders and Post- Context: Journal ”Molla Nasreddin” and Beyond” Soviet Bureaucracy in the CIS Political Landscape”

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Friday • Session III • 2:00 pm - 3:45 pm HC-16 • Medieval Literature and Society SO-17 • The Role of NGOs Conference Room 4 Koessler Room Chair: Ron Sela (Indiana University) Chair: Michael D. Kennedy (University of Michigan) Discussant: Nurten Kilic-Schubel (Kenyon College) Discussant: Michael D. Kennedy (University of Michigan) Ferenc Peter Csirkes (University of Chicago) Eric Freedman (Michigan State University) “A Pseudo-Nava’i? The Manuscript of a 15th-Century “Covering Religion-related News and Controversies in Anonymous Chagatay Romance in Budapest” the Caucasus: A Case Study of a Western ‘Christian Arash Etemad Yousefi (Independent Scholar) Initiative News Service’” (co-authored with Kuang- “Descriptions of Cities within the Texts of Early Kuo Chang and Richard Shafer) Medieval Muslim Writers” Mustafa Ozcan (Rhode Island College) Khachik Gevorgyan (Yerevan State University, Armenia) “Educational Reform for Democratic Eurasia” “An Attempt at Classification of Persian Karapet Beglaryan Fotovvatnamehs” “Public Awareness and Participation in Post- Huseyin Yilmaz (Stanford University) Communist Countries” “The Impact of Emigres from Transoxiana on the PO-01 • Politics and Culture in Xinjiang Formation of Early Ottoman State and Society” Henderson Room PO-20 • Regional Integration and Global Affairs in Chair: Arienne M. Dwyer (University of Kansas) Central Asia Discussant: [TBD] Room D Ablimit Baki (Durham University, United Kingdom) Chair: Maral Madi (Queen’s University, Belfast, “Language Attitudes, Language Choice and Ethnic United Kingdom) Identity among the Uyghur Students in Xinjiang, Discussant: Stan Brunn (University of Kentucky) PR of China” Irina Chernykh (Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Almaty) Amier Saidula (The Institute of Ismaili Studies, London) “The Perception of International Terrorism by the “Tajiks of Xinjiang China: Formation of Historical and Ruling Elites of Central Asian States and Its Impact Cultural Identity” on Security Policy” Ablet Kamalov (Educational Center, Bilim, Central Asia) Asad Mahrad (Technical University of Berlin) “Nazarghoja Abdusemiatov (Uyghur Balisi) as a “Toward Challenges for Development of the Central Founder of the Uyghur National History in Central Asia” Asian Region within the Framework of Iran's SO-01 • State, Family, and the Crisis of Involvement” Masculinity/Femininity in Muslim Central and Farkhod Muradov (Columbia University) Southwestern Asia “Foreign Policy Changes in Uzbekistan: Where to Go Vandenburg Room from Here?” Chair: Sarah Kendzior (Indiana University) HC-10 • The State of the Humanities in Central Asia Discussant: Marianne Kamp (University of Wyoming) Michigan Room Nazif Shahrani (Indiana University, Bloomington) Chair: Mark S. Johnson (Colorado College) “Causes and Conditions of Crisis of Discussant: Chad Thompson (York University) Masculinity/Femininity in Contemporary Muslim Yasmin Lodi (The Aga Khan Humanities Project for Central and Southwestern Asia” Central Asia) Gabriele Rasuly-Paleczek (Institute for Social and “Recycling, Reinventing, or Reviving Humanities Cultural Anthropology, University of Vienna) Discourses in Central Asia” “Dislocating Gender, Family and Kinship: The Uzbeks Shiraz Hajiani (The Aga Khan Humanities Project for of Afghanistan and Beyond” Central Asia) Russell Zanca (Northeastern Illinois University) “Humanities Discourse in Tajikistan” “Whither Uzbek Women in Independence between Robyn Friend State and Patriarchy?” “Humanities Link Project” 9

Shukhrat Vafaev (Samarqand State University) Venera Torobekova (International Ataturk Alatoo University, “Family and Marriage Relations in Uzbekistan” Bishkek) “Poverty and the Gender Relations Crisis in Kyrgyzstan”

Friday • Keynote Address • 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Preceding the Keynote Address, the winner of the Best Graduate Student Paper Award will be announced. Keynote Address: Juan Cole (University of Michigan, Professor, Department of History) “US Foreign Policy and Islamism in Afghanistan and Central Asia” Mendelssohn Theatre, Michigan League (entrances are on both the first and second floor of the Michigan League)

Saturday • Session I • 9:00 am - 10:45 am HC-08 • Poetesses and Heroines of Central Eurasian PO-09 • Caspian Energy Deposits: The Eurasian Poetry Geostrategic Conundrum Conference Room 4 Room D Chair: Babak Rezvani (University of Amsterdam) Chair: Theresa Sabonis-Helf (National War College, Discussant: Kathryn Babayan (University of Michigan) National Defense University, Washington, D.C.) Ali F. Igmen (University of Wisconsin) Discussant: Robert Cutler (Carleton College) “The Four Daughters of Tököldösh: From Kyrgyz Michael Barry (Mt. Saint Mary's University) Village to the Soviet Stage” “Oil and Gas Law and Investment into Uzbekistan and Kathryn M Johnston (Indiana University) Turkmenistan” “An Escape in Form and Theme: Doubling in the Thrassyvoulos (Thrassy) Marketos (Panteion University Poetry of Farrokhzad” of Social and Political Studies Athens) Nurten Kilic-Schubel (Kenyon College) “China’s Energy Needs and the Shanghai “Social and Political Criticism in the Writings of Cooperation Organization (S.C.O.) in the Post-9/11 Nineteenth Century Central Asian Women” Period” Agnes Kefeli (Arizona State University) Zahid Anwar (Harriman Institute, Columbia University & “The Passion of Zuleykha: Ideal Women in University of Peshawar, Pakistan) Al-Rabghuzi’s ‘Tales of the Prophets’” “China’s Quest for Central Asian Hydrocarbons and Its Implications for South Asia” SO-02 • Buryatia as a Case Study in Post-Soviet Change and Continuity HC-14 • Religion and Society Kalamazoo Room Michigan Room Chair: [TBD] Chair: Dilchoda Berdieva (Miami University of Ohio) Discussant: Alaina Lemon (University of Michigan) Discussant: Gottfried Hagen (University of Michigan) Melissa Chakars (Indiana University) Elyor Karimov (Institute of History, Uzbek Academy of “Geser and the Buriats in the Twentieth Century” Sciences) Kathryn Graber (University of Michigan) “Between Traditions and Modernity: Oral History and “Of Vodka and Gold: A Linguistic History of Pan- Written Historical Documents as Sources of Islamic Mongolianism in Buryatia” Revival in Post-Soviet Central Asian Republics” Eleanor Peers (University of Cambridge) Eden Naby (Independent Scholar) “Continuity and Change in Buryatia's Political “Nestorian Crosses: Christian Missionary Remnant or Communication: Can Representation Influence Reality?” Common Decorative Element among Mongols?” Justine Buck Quijada (University of Chicago) Guzel Sayfullina (Utrecht University) “God Is One: The Continuity of Atheist Discourse in “Recital of Religious Texts by Tatar Muslims: Buryat Religious Revival” Repertoire of the Folk Tradition in the 20th Century”

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SO-09 • Identity (Re)Construction in Contemporary Anara Karagulova (Katholische Universitaet Eichstaett- Central Asia Ingolstadt) Koessler Room “Constructing Discourse of Danger in Kyrgyzstan: Chair: Mir Baiz Khan (The Ismaili Tariqah and Religious Analysis of Media Content Prior to Parliamentary Education Board, Canada) Elections in 2005” (co-authored with Nick Megoran) Discussant: Sarfaroz Niyozov (Ontario Institute for Studies Abdujalil Abdurasulov (London School of Economics) in Education, University of Toronto) “Gothic Kyrgyzstan and the ‘War on Terror’: Jazira Asanova (Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Discourses of Danger and the Collapse of the Akaev University of Toronto) Regime” “Nation Building and Literature Curriculum in Vanessa Ruget (Bentley College) Kazakhstan” “Political Beliefs in Kyrgyzstan: A Survey of Citizens' Stephen Bahry (Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Opinions a Year and a Half after the Uprising” University of Toronto) PO-13 • The State and the Farm in Central Asia “Identity or Identities? Language Policy as a Tool for Vandenburg Room Identity Construction in the Republics of Central Asia: Chair: Douglas Northrop (University of Michigan) A Comparative Analysis” Discussant: Russell Zanca (Northeastern Illinois University) Alan J. DeYoung (University of Kentucky) Habiba Fathi (French Institute for Central Asian Studies) “On the Problems of Social Upbringing (Vospitaniye) “The Role of the Farmer Mullahs in the Process of in Contemporary Kyrgyz Secondary Schooling: Three Land Reforms in the Newly Independent States of Case Studies” Central Asia: An Anthropological Approach” PO-07 • Understanding the Kyrgyz ‘Revolution’: Marianne Kamp (University of Wyoming) Rational Action or Political Discourse? “Negotiating with Cotton: Uzbek Oral Histories about Henderson Room the Cotton Plan” Chair: Thomas Wood (Trinity College) Jason Mundy (University of Wyoming) Discussant: Madeleine Reeves (University of Cambridge) “Development of Water User Associations in John Heathershaw (London School of Economics) Uzbekistan: Successes and Failures” “Kyrgyzstan’s Revolution: The ‘Power of Example’ or the Power of Representation?”

Saturday • Session II • 11:00 am - 12:45 pm SO-08 • Roundtable: Politics and Ethics of Field Research SO-15 • Health Challenges and Controversies in Central Asia Kalamazoo Room Conference Room 4 Chair: [TBD] Chair: Irina Liczek (Niagara University) Discussant: Cynthia Buckley (University of Texas, Austin) Anara Tabyshalieva (Independent Scholar) Askar Tubekbayev (Medical Center ‘Azapty Zhol’) “Collecting Gender-Sensitive Data” “Drug Addiction and Medical Treatment of Drug Cynthia Werner (Texas A&M University) Addicts in Kazakhstan” “Victims of Nuclear Testing in Kazakhstan” Jennifer Franz (University of St. Andrews) Sultonbek Aksakolov (Institute of Ismaili Studies, London) “Child Mortality and Environment in Central Asia” “Soviet and Post-Soviet Studies on Pamir: Methods of PO-16 • Prisoner of the Caucasus - Revisited: Current Trends Research and Interpretations” and Future Prospects in the North and South Caucasus Sarfaroz Niyozov (Ontario Institute for Studies in Room D Education, University of Toronto) Chair: Daniel Burghart (Joint Military Intelligence College, Tanya H. Merchant Henson (UCLA) Washington, D.C. ) “Representing Self and Others: Ethics and Fieldwork Discussant: Theresa Sabonis-Helf (National Defense in Uzbekistan” University) 11

Erin Mark (Georgetown University) Ondrej Klimes (Charles University) “Self-help in the Caucasus: The Myth of Chechen “Creating Modern Uyghur Identity: Adoption of Soviet Exceptionalism” Ethnic Policy” Blake Puckett (Indiana University) Rian R. Thum (Harvard University) “Foreign Direct Investment in the Caucasus/CAR: Can “The Apaq Khoja Shrine in Uyghur Historical the U.S. Compete?” Discourse” Richard Giragosian (Independent Scholar) PO-03 • Regimes and States in Post-Soviet Central Asia “The Troubled Trajectory of State-building in the Henderson Room South Caucasus” Chair: Lawrence Markowitz (Oberlin College) HC-13 • Central Eurasia in the Interwar Period Discussant: Scott Radnitz (Massachusetts Institute of Michigan Room Technology) Chair: David Mikosz (IFES Kyrgyzstan) Eric McGlinchey (George Mason University) Discussant: Jeff Sahadeo (Carleton College) “Rethinking Authoritarian Rule in Central Asia” Chiara De Santi (European University Institute, Kelly McMann (Case Western Reserve University) Florence, Italy) “Citizens’ Impact on State Capacity: Building States “The Red Cross and Red Crescent in Central Asia in in Post-Soviet Central Asia” the 1920s” Edward Schatz (University of Toronto) Beatrice Penati (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa & EHESS, “Soft Authoritarian Rule and Agenda Setting in Paris) Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan” “Is Exile ‘The Nursery of Nationality’? Muslim SO-12 • Anthropological/Ethnographic Perspectives on Nationalities of the Former Russian Empire and Post- Religious Life in Central Asia war Western Europe, 1919-1929” Vandenburg Room Selahattin Harun Yilmaz (Khazar University) Chair: [TBD] “Georgia-Azerbaijan Relations from 1918 to 1920” Discussant: David W. Montgomery (Boston University) PO-04 • The Future of Uyghur Nationalism in Baris Isci (Washington University, St. Louis) Turkistan/Central Asia “Contested Views of Islam: Discourses on Sacred Koessler Room Places in Kyrgyzstan” Chair: Tugrul Keskin (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Jennifer Barrett (University of Texas, Austin) State University) “As Many as Allah Gives: Religion, Health, and Family Discussant: Dale Wimberley (Virginia Polytechnic Institute Planning Decisions in Uzbekistan” and State University) Zeev Levin (Tel Aviv University, Israel) Arienne M. Dwyer (University of Kansas) “Observations on Community Participation and “Nationalism One Word at a Time: Language Religious Events among Tashkent Jews” Purification in the Uyghur Exile Community” Dilber Kahraman Thwaites (The Australian National University) “Women of Power in Uyghur Arts and Literature”

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Saturday • Session III • 2:00 pm - 3:45 pm HC-02 • Topics in Turkish Syntax and Semantics SO-20 • Gender Regimes in Contestation Conference Room 4 Koessler Room Chair: [TBD] Chair: Ann Larimore (University of Michigan) Discussant: Cigdem Balim (Indiana University) Discussant: Ann Larimore (University of Michigan) Jaklin Kornfilt (Syracuse University) Irma Ketskhoveli (I. Javakhishvili Institute of History and “Unusual Scrambling in Turkish: Subscrambling and Ethnology, Georgian Academy of Sciences, Russia) Asymmetries between Pre-verbal and Post-verbal “Problems of Gender Equality in Comparative Scrambling” Analyses: Georgia and Russia” Nihan Ketrez (Yale University) Aigerim Shilibekova (L.N. Gumilyev Eurasian National “Children’s Scope of Indefinite Objects: An Interface University) Problem?” “Assessment of UNDP's Development Projects on Serkan Sener (University of Connecticut) Women's Education: Case of Turkey” “P-Stranding and the Anti-Locality Effects in Turkish PO-05 • Civil Society, Economics and the State PPs” Henderson Room Leyla Eroglu- Zidani (Central Connecticut State University) Chair: Uli Schamiloglu (University of Wisconsin) “Some Remarks on Comparatives in Turkish” Discussant: Christoph Zuercher (Stanford University) PO-12 • Roundtable: Kyrgyz-U.S. Relations after the Tulip Laurence Jarvik (Johns Hopkins University) Revolution “The ‘New Class’: The Rise and Fall of NGOs in Room D Central Asia” Chair: Edward Schatz (University of Toronto) Tamara Nezhina (University of Georgia) Alexander Cooley (Barnard College, Columbia University) “What Was Old Is New Again: Achieving Effectiveness Thomas Wood (Trinity College) with Volunteer Programs in Kazakhstan” Edil Baisalov (President, Coalition for Democracy and Ryan Eddings (Independent Scholar) Civil Society) “Blocking Civil Society: Political Obstacles to Building Social Trust in Uzbekistan” SO-22 • Koryo Saram [Film on Korean diasporas in Dinissa Duvanova (The Ohio State University) Central Asia] “Business Interest Groups in Kazakhstan: The Puzzle Kalamazoo Room of Formation” Film preview and discussion led by the film’s director David Chung (University of Michigan) and German Kim HC-05 • Precursors of National Identity in Central Asia, (Kazakh National University). 19th to Early 20th Century Vandenburg Room HC-12 • Early History Chair: Virginia Martin (University of Alabama, Huntsville) Michigan Room Discussant: Ron Sela (Indiana University) Chair: Eden Naby (Independent Scholar) Victoria Clement (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) Discussant: Elyor Karimov (Institute of History, Uzbek “Collecting the Fragments: British Sources on Academy of Sciences) Turkmen Tribal Unification, 1860-1885” Tamara Chin (University of Chicago) Nathan Light (American University, Central Asia) “Anti-Expansionist Protest in the Han Dynasty” “Mulla Musa Sayrami on the Relations of Chinese Kurban Niyaz (Indiana University) and East Turkestani History” “Inner Asian Policy of Early Tang, 618-655” Daniel Prior (Ohio State University) Leslie Gisela Weber (Smithsonian Institution) “Tribal Chiefs, Epic Poetry, and the Roots of Kirghiz “A Close Look at Metal and Cloth: Technical Nationalism” Investigation of Unusual Offerings from a Xiongnu Steven Sabol (University of North Carolina, Charlotte) Burial, Gol Mod 2 Cemetery, Mongolia” (co-authored “From Bandit to National Hero: Reinterpreting the with Harriet F. (Rae) Beaubein) Kenesary Kasymov Revolt in Kazakhstan”

Saturday • Session IV • 4:00 pm - 5:45 pm HC-11 • Mixing Lyres in the Caucasus: Traditional Poetry HC-07 • Chinese Turkistan in the Colonial Period and the Coming of Modernity Michigan Room Conference Room 4 Chair: Scott Levi (University of Louisville, KY) Chair: Sarah Atis (University of Wisconsin) Discussant: Scott Levi (University of Louisville, KY) Discussant: Sarah Atis (University of Wisconsin) James Millward (Georgetown University) Rebecca Gould (Columbia University) “Early Modern Turkestan and the 'Decline of the Silk “Texts that Wash away Treachery: Titsian Tabidze’s Road’ Thesis” Gunib Cycle and the Redemption of Georgian Guilt” Takahiro Onuma (Tsukuba University) Byron Lindsey (University of New Mexico) “The Political Relationship between the Qing Dynasty “Classical Dagestani Poetry in Russian Translation” and Kazakh Nomads” Anna Oldfield Senarslan (University of Wisconsin) David John Brophy (Harvard University) “Singing the Past, Calling the Future: The Women “Political Rhetoric in Eighteenth Century Xinjiang: Ashiqs of Azerbaijan” A Fresh Look at the Tazkira-i Azizan” SO-19 • Islam’s Propagation and Absence in Post-Soviet PO-08 • Elites, Identity and Regional Cooperation in National Space Central Asia Kalamazoo Room Koessler Room Chair: [TBD] Chair: Vanessa Ruget (Bentley College) Discussant: [TBD] Discussant: John Heathershaw (London School of Sonia Chinn (Harvard University) Economics) “Weaving National Identities: Central Asian Traditional Anna Matveeva (Independent Scholar) Crafts versus Islamic Radicalism” “Regional Cooperation, or a Lack of It” Rachel Harrell-Bilici (University of Michigan) Maral Madi (Queen’s University, Belfast, United Kingdom) “Towards a New Islamic Literacy: Hidoyat and the “National Elites’ Role in Fostering or Precluding Language of the Uzbek Popular Religious Press” Regional Cooperation in Central Asia: An Analysis of Anthony Koliha (Social Science Research Council) Foreign Policy Formations” “A Diverse Landscape: Islam and Higher Education in Mark S. Johnson (Colorado College) Eurasia” “Elite Formation and the Prospects for Regional Cooperation in Central Asian Higher Education” PO-21 • Land Use and Environmental Politics Mirzohid Rahimov (The Academy of Sciences of the Room D Republic of Uzbekistan.) Chair: Kyle Evered (Michigan State University) “Central Asia: Geopolitical Transformation and Discussant: Theresa Sabonis-Helf (National War College, Regionalism” National Defense University, Washington, D.C.) Kirsten de Beurs and Geoffrey Henebry (South Dakota PO-22 • Corruption State University) Henderson Room “War, Drought and Phenology: Changes in the Land Chair: Ryan Eddings (Independent Scholar) Surface Phenology of Afghanistan since 1982” Discussant: Julie George (Queens College) Marc Mueller (University of Bonn, Germany) Angela Hawken (Pepperdine University) “Risk in Irrigated Agriculture: The Case of the Region “Civil Service Views on Official Corruption and Khorezm (Uzbekistan)” Leadership in Georgia” Brad Dennis (University of Utah) Oksana Jensen (American University) “The Effect of Earthquakes on Policy in Iran: Physical “Recapturing the Society: Political Elites, Corruption, and Political Vulnerability” and Civil Society in Post-Soviet Russia, Ukraine, and Elena Lioubimtseva (Grand Valley State University) Uzbekistan” “Climate Change, Environmental Vulnerability and Jonathan Zartman (Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Adaptations: Assessment of Policy-driven Scenarios Languages) for Central Eurasia” “Squaring the Circle: Preserving Power and Fighting Corruption” 14

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SO-06 • Labor Migration in NIS: Gender Challenges Eleonora Fayzullaeva (University of Washington) Vandenburg Room “Labor Migration in Central Asia: Gender Challenges” Chair: Abdul-Ghaffar Mughal (Stanford University) Nilufar Rakhmanova (Abt Associates Inc, Project Discussant: [TBD] ZdravPlus) Cynthia J. Buckley (University of Texas, Austin) “Access to Health Services for Women of “Who ‘Migrates’? Labor Migration and Family Structure” Reproductive Age with Anemia in Uzbekistan” Husnora Dodikhudoeva (Institute of Ismaili Studies, London) CESS Business and Information Meeting • 6:00 - 7:00 pm “Labor Migration from Tajikistan and Its Impact on Vandenberg Room Women”

Saturday • Distinguished Address • 7:30 pm Distinguished Address: Craig Murray (author and Britain’s former ambassador to Uzbekistan) “Uzbekistan and the Challenge of Freedom for Central Asia” Auditorium, Krause Natural Sciences Building (west entrance), 830 N. University.

Sunday • Session I • 9:00 am - 10:45 am SO-10 • Current Research on Mongolia and Inner Asia R. Michael Cowgill (Georgian American University, Tbilisi, Co-sponsored by the American Center for Mongolian Studies Georgia) (ACMS), Mongolia Society “The Independent Institutions: Their Contribution Conference Room 4 and Development” Chair: David Chung Shota Vashakidze (Rutgers University & Tbilisi State Discussant: [TBD] University) George Zhao (University of Toronto) “The Brain Drain: The Georgian Academic Diaspora” “Korean Women in Mongol Yuan Court: Female PO-19 • International Economic Organizations and Political Influence and Mongol-Koryo Relation during Domestic Politics the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries” Room D Anna Peck (Independent Scholar) Chair: Roger Hamburg (Indiana University, South Bend) “Scholars versus Missionaries: The Russian Debate Discussant: Michael Barry (Mt. Saint Mary’s University) over Buddhism in the Transbaikal and Mongolia in Dilchoda Berdieva (Miami University) the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries” “International and Domestic Influences on Minority Uranchimeg Tsultem (University of California, Berkeley) Policy in Central Asia” “Uushgiin-Övör: The Agency of Nomads” Zhenis Kembayev (Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Sean Armstrong (University of Michigan) Economics and Strategic Research) “Primary Health Care in Rural Mongolia” “Legal Aspects of the Regional Integration in Central SO-03 • Higher Education Reform in Georgia Asia” Kalamazoo Room Juliane Linke (Independent Scholar) Chair: Maggie Osdoby Katz (Harvard University) “Striving for WTO Membership: A Study of Discussant: Alan J. DeYoung (University of Kentucky) Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan” Hans Gutbrod (Caucasus Research Resource Centers) Jonathan Miner (University of South Carolina) “The National Test for Admission and the Student Role” “Turkish EU Membership: A European ‘Pop Star’ Timothy Blauvelt (American Councils) Process?” “The National Test for Admission and the Student Role”

15 PO-18 • Identity Politics: Conflict, Islam and Identity SO-21 • Film and discussion: Sacred Traditions in Sacred Koessler Room Places [on Ismailis in Badakhshan; sponsored by Chair: Brian Grodsky (University of Maryland, Baltimore AKHP] County) Henderson Room Discussant: Larry Markowitz (Oberlin College) SO-11 • Migration, Remittances, and Living Standards in Fotini Christia (Harvard University) the Newly Independent States “Civil War Intra-ethnic Splits: The Uzbek Mutiny and Michigan Room the Intra-Hazara Rift in the 1992-1998 Afghan Civil Chair: A. Aydin Cecen (Central Michigan University) War” Discussant: Peter Sinnot (Columbia University) Vahe Sahakyan (Yerevan State University) Lina Yakubova (Yerevan State University) “Nationalistic Movements in the Globalizing World: “Migrant Labor and Remittances: Assyrians in Identity Problems in the South Caucasus Region” Armenia and Georgia” Caspar Tristan Ten Dam (Queens University, Belfast, Abdul-Ghaffar Mughal (Stanford University) United Kingdom) “Remittances and Living Standards in Tajikistan” “The Ways to Rebel: Values, Customs and Gulnora Makhmudova (Business Women's Association Insurgencies from Muslim Communities in Collapsed of Uzbekistan & Business Women's Association of the Communist States.” Tashkent Region) “Expanding Micro-crediting for Rural Population: New Financial Institutions in Uzbekistan”

Sunday • Session II • 11:00 am - 12:45 pm HC-06 • Easterns and Westerns in Post-Soviet Cinema Ibodullo Fazilov (Private Firm “Bobir Umarovich”) Conference Room 4 “The Problem of Involving Youth in Business” Chair: Russell Zanca (Northeastern Illinois University) PO-17 • Beyond the Conflicts: Georgia’s Emerging Discussant: Ali F. Igmen (University of Wisconsin) “Post-Revolution” Julie Christensen (George Mason University) Room D “Genghis Khan, Film Star” Chair: Julie George (Queens College) Jane Knox-Voina (Bowdoin College) Discussant: Hans Gutbrod (Caucasus Research Resource “National Cinema: American Westerns and Kazakh Centres) Easterns” Stacy Closson (London School of Economics) Ellen Mercer (University of Pittsburgh) “Post-revolution Georgian Energy Dynamics” “Shifting Images of Sarts and Uzbeks: From William Eastwood (Indiana University) Scientific Racism to the Friendship of the Peoples” “Toward the West and Toward the Past: SO-16 • Youth: Looking to the Future Understanding the Ethics behind Recent Reforms and Kalamazoo Room Legislation in Georgia” Chair: [TBD] Maggie Osdoby Katz (Kennedy School of Government, Discussant: [TBD] Harvard University) Diana Arustamyan (Samarkand State University) “Migrating to Development? Policy Challenges and “The Problem of Youth in Society” Opportunities for Georgia” Robin Bisha (Texas Lutheran University) HC-04 • The Kazakhs of Western Mongolia: Dynamics of “Youth Development Programs as a Means to Cultural Expression Sustainable Civil Society in Armenia” Michigan Room Rustam Nasimov (Ltd. “Otabek”) Chair: German Kim (Kazakh National University) “The Criminal Activity of Youth and the Problems of Discussant: Peter Finke (Max Planck Institute for Social Resocialization” Anthropology) 16 Conference Schedule

Saida Daukeyeva (SOAS, University of London) PO-23 • Central Asian Politics and Society “Musical ‘Tradition’ and Change among Mongolian Henderson Room Kazakhs” Chair: Bek-Myrza Tokotegin (Bosphorus University) Anna Portisch (SOAS, University of London) Discussant: James Lee (Harvard University) “Syrmaq-Makers and the Transmission of Skill: A Brian Grodsky (University of Maryland, Baltimore County) Pragmatic Approach” “Justice Without Transition: The Case of Uzbekistan's Truth Commission” SO-04 • Roundtable: Mapping a Silk Road Curriculum Sarah Kendzior (Washington University, St. Louis) Koessler Room “Uzbek Propaganda on Andijon and the Akromiya Chair: Stanley Toops (Miami University) Movement” Karen Dawisha (Miami University) Alisher Khamidov (Johns Hopkins University) Afsaneh Ardehali (Miami University) “Biding Time after Revolution: Islamic Activism in the Yihong Pan (Miami University) Ferghana Valley” Elizabeth Wilson (Miami University) Tim Moench (University of Alabama) Mary Frederickson (Miami University) “Turkmenistan after Turkmenbashi” Sante Matteo (Miami University)

Panel Grid for Friday, September 29

* Please refer to the Conference Schedule Summary or the full program to see all conference events!

Friday, Session 1 Friday, Session 2 Friday, Session 3 Friday, Session 4 9:00-10:45 11:00-12:45 2:00-3:45 4:30-6:00 Keynote Address by Juan Cole, Mendelssohn “US Foreign Policy and Theatre, Islamism in Afghanistan and Michigan League Central Asia” (p. 10) (Welcome begins at 4:15)

SO-13 • Higher Education HC-15 • Language and Reform in Central Asia: HC-16 • Medieval Literature Conference Room 4 Literature (p. 6) Prospects and Predicaments and Society (p. 9) (p. 7)

SO-07 • The Status of Women HC-09 • Historical Roles of Kalamazoo in Contemporary Eurasia and Islamic Saints in Central Asia Turkey (p. 6) (p. 7)

PO-06 • The Structuration of PO-11 • South Asia-Central PO-20 • Regional Integration Room D the Eurasian Energy Sector Asia Relations after 11 and Global Affairs in Central (p. 6) September (p. 8) Asia (p. 9)

HC-03 • Slaves, Sovereignty, HC-01 • The Iranian- HC-10 • The State of the Michigan and Millenarianism in Turkic Caucasian Cultural Nexus Humanities in Central Asia Empires (p. 6) (p. 8) (p. 9)

SO-17 • The Role of NGOs Koessler SO-18 • Heritage, Sacred SO-14 • Memory, Modernity Places, and the State (p. 7) and Identity (p. 8) (p. 9)

SO-05 • Anthropological PO-15 • Social Capital and Explorations of the State in PO-01 • Politics and Culture Henderson Democratization in Central in Xinjiang (p. 9) Central Asia (p. 7) Asia and the Caucasus (p. 8)

SO-01 • State, Family, and PO-02 • Political the Crisis of Vandenburg PO-14 • Domestic Politics in Masculinity/Femininity in the South Caucasus (p. 7) Leadership in Eurasia (p. 8) Muslim Central and Southwestern Asia (p. 9)

18 Panel Grid for Saturday, September 30

Saturday, Session 1 Saturday, Session 2 Saturday, Session 3 Saturday, Session 4 9:00-10:45 11:00-12:45 2:00-3:45 4:00-5:45

SO-08 • Roundtable: HC-11 • Mixing Lyres in Conference HC-08 • Poetesses and HC-02 • Topics in Heroines of Central Politics and Ethics of Turkish Syntax and the Caucasus: Traditional Room 4 Field Research in Poetry and the Coming Eurasian Poetry (p. 10) Central Asia (p. 11) Semantics (p. 13) of Modernity (p. 14)

Film clips of Koryo SO-02 • Buryatia as a SO-15 • Health Saram [on Korean SO-19 • Islam’s Kalamazoo Case Study in Challenges and diasporas in Central Propagation and Post-Soviet Change Controversies (p. 11) Asia] and discussion Absence in Post-Soviet and Continuity (p. 10) with director (p. 13) National Space (p. 14)

PO-09 • Caspian Energy PO-16 • Prisoner of the PO-12 • Roundtable: Deposits: The Eurasian Caucasus - Revisited: Kyrgyz-U.S. Relations PO-21 • Land Use and Room D Current Trends and Future Environmental Politics Geostrategic Conundrum Prospects in the North and after the Tulip Revolution (p. 14) (p. 10) South Caucasus (p. 11) (p. 13)

HC-13 • Central Eurasia HC-14 • Religion and HC-12 • Early History HC-07 • Chinese Michigan Society (p. 10) in the Interwar Period (p. 13) Turkistan in the Colonial (p. 12) Period (p. 14)

SO-09 • Identity PO-04 • The Future of PO-08 • Elites, Identity (Re)Construction in Uyghur Nationalism in SO-20 • Gender and Regional Koessler Contemporary Central Turkistan/Central Asia Regimes in Contestation Cooperation in Central Asia (p. 11) (p. 12) (p. 13) Asia (p. 14)

PO-07 • Understanding PO-05 • Civil Society, the Kyrgyz 'Revolution': PO-03 • Regimes and PO-22 • Corruption Henderson Rational Action or States in Post-Soviet Economics and the State (p. 14) Political Discourse? Central Asia (p. 12) (p. 13) (p. 11) HC-05 • Precursors of PO-13 • The State and SO-12 • Anthropological/ National Identity in SO-06 • Labor Migration the Farm in Central Asia Ethnographic Vandenburg Perspectives on Religious Central Asia, 19th to in NIS: Gender (p. 11) Early 20th Century Challenges (p. 15) Life in Central Asia (p. 12) (p. 13)

Auditorium, 7:30 pm Natural Distinguished Address: Sciences Bldg Craig Murray (p. 15)

19 Panel Grid for Sunday, October 1

Sunday, Session 1 Sunday, Session 2 9:00-10:45 11:00-12:45

SO-10 • Current Research on Mongolia and Inner Asia HC-06 • Easterns and Westerns in Post-Soviet Cinema Conference Room 4 (p. 15) (p. 16)

Kalamazoo SO-03 • Higher Education Reform in Georgia (p. 15) SO-16 • Youth: Looking to the Future (p. 16)

PO-19 • International Economic Organizations and PO-17 • Beyond the Conflicts: Georgia's Emerging Room D Domestic Politics (p. 15) "Post-Revolution" (p. 16)

SO-11 • Migration, Remittances, and Living Standards in HC-04 • The Kazakhs of Western Mongolia: Dynamics of Michigan the Newly Independent States (p. 16) Cultural Expression (p. 16)

SO-04 • Roundtable: Mapping a Silk Road Curriculum Koessler PO-18 • Identity Politics: Conflict, Islam and Identity (p. 16) (p. 17)

Film and discussion: Sacred Traditions in Sacred Places Henderson [on Ismailis in Badakhshan; sponsored by AKHP] (p. 16) PO-23 • Central Asian Politics and Society (p. 17)

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Dr. Pami Aalto Dr. Zahid Anwar Ms. Anna Aydinyan University of Helsinki, Aleksanteri Institute Harriman Institute, Columbia University & Yale University, PO Box 42 (Toolonkatu 3A) University of Peshawar, Pakistan, Slavic Languages and Literatures FI-00014 University of Helsinki Area Study Centre 386 Prospect Street B1 Finland P.O. Dagai. Tehsil 7 District Swabi New Haven, CT 06511 Village: Shaheeda, NWFP USA Dr. Kamal Abdullayev Pakistan [email protected] Baku Slavic University, tel. 092-091-9216764 Department of Theoretical Linguistics fax 092-091-921666 Mr. Stephen Bahry S. Rustam ave, 25 [email protected] Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Baku, Az-1014 University of Toronto, Comparative, Azerbaijan Ms. Afsaneh Ardehali International & Development Education tel. +99412 440 2770 Miami University, Architecture 144 Briar Hill Avenue fax +99412 440 2770 Architecture, Miami University Toronto, Ontario, M4R 1H9 [email protected] Oxford, Ohio 45056 Canada USA tel. 416-489-2409 Mr. Abdujalil Abdurasulov [email protected] fax 416-971-2840 London School of Economics, Government [email protected] 11 Gainsford st. Mr. Sean Armstrong London University of Michigan, Mr. Edil Baisalov United Kingdom School of Public Health President, [email protected] [email protected] Coalition for Democracy and Civil Society [email protected] Dr. Gulnara Aitpaeva Ms. Diana Arustamyan Norma Jo Baker Aigine Cultural Research Centre, Bishkek Samarkand State Univesity, Management [email protected] 120-21 Kievskaya Street, 46 Mironshoh street Bishkek, 720001 703000, Samarkand Mr. Ablimit Baki Kyrgyz Republic Uzbekistan Durham University, United Kingdom, tel. +996 312 212458 tel. '83662336440 Department of East Asian Studies fax +996 312 611252 fax '83662311476 Department of East Asian Studies, Durham [email protected] [email protected] University Elvet Hill, Durham DH1 3TH Mr. Sultonbek Aksakolov Dr. Jazira Asanova United Kingdom Institute of Ismaili Studies, London, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, tel. 0044 191 334 5355 Central Asian Studies Project University of Toronto, Comparative, fax 0044 191 334 5331 Institute of Ismail Studies International & Development Education [email protected] London 1503-450 Walmer Road United Kingdom Toronto, ON M5P2X8 Dr. Cigdem Balim [email protected] Canada Indiana University, tel. (416)-929-9141 College of Arts and Sciences Ms. Ayca Alemdaroglu [email protected] Indiana University, Sunrise Drive, Weatherley University of Cambridge, Hall, Room 106, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Prof. Sarah Atis Bloomington, IN 47405 Ali Fuat Cebesoy cad. 41/2 Oran University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA Ankara, 06450 Languages and Cultures of Asia tel. 812 336 0477; 812-361-9010 Turkey 1258 Van Hise Hall, 1220 Linden Drive fax 812- 855-7500 [email protected] Madison WI 53706 [email protected] USA tel. (608) 262-3473 Ms. Jennifer Barrett [email protected] University of Texas, Austin, Sociology 1 University Station, G1800, The University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX 78712 USA tel. (512) 471-5514 fax (512) 471-4886 [email protected] 24 Panelist Contact List

Dr. Michael Barry Dr. Daniel Burghart Dr. Julie Christensen Mt. Saint Mary's University, Economics Joint Military Intelligence College, George Mason University, 16300 Old Emmitsburg Road Washington, D.C., Regional Studies Modern and Classical Languages Emmitsburg, Maryland 4539 Rincon Place MSN 3E5, 4400 University Drive USA Dumfries, Va. 22026 Fairfax, VA 22030 tel. 301-447-5820 ext. 4816 USA USA [email protected] [email protected] tel. 703-993-1228 fax 703-993-1245 Karapet Beglaryan Ms. Melissa Burn [email protected] [email protected] George Mason University, Institute for Conflict Analysis & Resolution Ms. Fotini Christia Dr. Dilchoda Berdieva 7418 Vernon Square Drive, Apt. 204 Harvard University, Public Policy Miami University, Political Science Alexandria, Virginia 22306 529 Quincy Mail Center, 58 Plympton st. 218 Harrison Hall USA Cambridge MA 02138 Oxford, OH 45069 tel. +996 (312) 66-26-48 USA USA [email protected] [email protected] tel. '513-529-0162 [email protected] Prof. A. Aydin Cecen Dr. Victoria Clement Central Michigan University, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Robin Bisha Department of Economics Russian, East European and Eurasian Texas Lutheran University 307 Sloan Hal Studies Center [email protected] MI 48859 4820 Whippoorwill Court South USA Columbus, OH 43229 Dr. Timothy Blauvelt tel. 989 774 3870 USA American Councils, Tbilisi, Georgia [email protected]; [email protected] tel. 614/361-1331 American Councils [email protected] Tbilisi Ms. Melissa Chakars Georgia Indiana University, History Stacy Closson [email protected] 105 E. Wilson St. London School of Economics Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] Dr. E. Karen Bravo USA Indiana University, School of Law tel. 812-331-1609 Dr. Alexander Cooley 24 W. Hampton Drive [email protected] Barnard College, Columbia University, Indianapolis, IN 46208 Political Science USA Dr. Irina Chernykh 531 W. 112th St. Apt. 3D [email protected] Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Almaty, New York, NY 10025 International Relations Department USA Mr. David John Brophy 6-66 Namanganskaya St. [email protected] Harvard University, Almaty, 050039 Inner Asian and Altaic Studies Kazakhstan Mr. R. Michael Cowgill 36 Mason Street tel. '7(32-72) 52-73-84 Georgian American University, Tbilisi, Somerville, MA 02144 fax '7(32-72) 93 90 01 Georgia USA [email protected] GAU, 17A Chavchavadze Ave., 2nd Arch no. tel. 8 8267 4293 3, 0179 [email protected] Dr. Tamara Chin Tbilisi University of Chicago, Georgia Stan Brunn Comparative Literature [email protected] University of Kentucky 30 West 74th Street, PH2 [email protected] New York, NY 10023 Dr. Paul Crego USA Library of Congress, Regional Cooperative Dr. Cynthia J. Buckley [email protected] and Cataloging Division University of Texas at Austin, 2921 10th St. NE Center for Russian, East European and Ms. Sonia Chinn Washington, DC 20017-3407 Eurasian Studies Harvard University, Russian, Eastern USA tel. 512 419 7732 European, Central Asian Program tel. '202-635-2930 fax 512 471 1748 16 Chauncy Street, #18 [email protected] [email protected] Cambridge, MA 02138 USA [email protected] 25 Mr. Ferenc Peter Csirkes Mr. Brad Dennis Dr. John A. Erickson University of Chicago, University of Utah, Indiana University, Anthropology Near Eastern Languages and Cultures Middle Eastern Studies/History AISRI, 422 N. Indiana Avenue Dob u. 14, 2. em. 36 1167 N. 530 W. Bloomington, IN 47408 1072 Budapest American Fork, UT 84003 USA Hungary USA tel. '812-855-4123, 812-856-6015 [email protected] tel. '801-859-6634 fax '812-855-7529 [email protected] [email protected] Robert Cutler Carleton College Dr. Alan J. DeYoung Dr. Leyla Eroglu- Zidani [email protected] University of Kentucky, Education Central Connecticut State University, 131 Taylor Building, U of KY Department of English Dr. Shahyar Daneshgar Lexington, KY 40506 1615 Stanley Street Indiana University, Central Eurasian Studies USA New Britain, CT 06050 Indiana University, Dept. of CEUS, Goodbody [email protected] USA Hall 301 tel. 860- 832-2771 Bloomington, IN. 47405-6601 Ms. Husnora Dodikhudoeva fax 860 -832-2784 USA Institute of Ismaili Studies, London [email protected] tel. (812)856-0025 42-44 Grosvenor Gardens [email protected] United Kingdom Mr. Arash Etemad Yousefi [email protected] Independent Scholar Dr. Saida Daukeyeva 1166 Islington Avenue SOAS, University of London, Todd Drummond Toronto, Ontario, M8Z-4S7 Department of Music [email protected] Canada 33 Zhybek-Zholy str., apt. 37 tel. '416-237-1412 Almaty 480002 Mr. David Louis Dusseault [email protected] Kazakhstan Aleksanteri Institute, University of Helsinki & tel. +4478 1458 5385 Trinity College, Dublin, Political Science Kyle Evered [email protected] PO Box 42 (Toolonkatu 3A) Michigan State University FI-00014 University of Helsinki [email protected] Dr. Karen Dawisha Finland Miami University, Political Science tel. +358 (40) 827-818 Dr. Habiba Fathi Havighurst Center, Miami University fax +358 (9) 191-28616 French Institute for Central Asian Studies Oxford, Ohio 45056 [email protected] 3 rue hermann lachapelle USA 75 018 Paris [email protected] Dinissa Duvanova France The Ohio State University tel. 998 71 -139 47 03 (Tashkent-IFEAC) Dr. Kirsten de Beurs [email protected] fax 998 71- 120 66 56 (Tashkent IFEAC) South Dakota State University [email protected] 1021 Medary Ave., Wecota Hall 506B Dr. Arienne M. Dwyer Brookings, SD 57007 University of Kansas, Anthropology Dr. Eleonora Fayzullaeva USA The Universiyt of Kansas- Department of University of Washington, [email protected] Anthropology School of Social Work Lawrence, KS 66045 11, Officerskiy toupick Kurbanova str., Mrs. Chiara De Santi USA 700143 Tashkent European University Institute, Florence, Italy, [email protected] Uzbekistan History and Civilization tel. 206 527-5697 Via Palestro 56 William Eastwood [email protected]; 53034 Colle di Val d'Elsa (SI) Indiana University [email protected] Italy [email protected] tel. +39 0577 924546 Mr. Ibodullo Fazilov fax +39 0577 924546 Mr. Ryan Eddings Private Firm "Bobir Umarovich", [email protected] Independent Scholar administration 1870 N. Scott St., Apt. 352 M.Ayubov street, 29 Arlington, VA 22209 Samarkand, 703000 USA Uzbekistan [email protected] tel. (998662) 23-68-46 fax (998662) 33-72-31 [email protected] 26 Panelist Contact List

William Fierman Dr. Rahilya Geybullayeva Gottfried Hagen Indiana University Baku Slavic University, Journalism University of Michigan [email protected] andAzerbaijani Literature [email protected] S. Vurgun 90a Dr. Peter Finke Baku, Az-1014 Mr. Shiraz Hajiani Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Azerbaijan The Aga Khan Humanities Project for Central Research Group on Central Asia tel. +99450 2125252 Asia Advokatenweg 36 fax +99412 493 3042 75 Tolstoy 06114 Halle/Saale [email protected] Dushanbe 734000 Germany Tajikistan [email protected] Mr. Richard Giragosian tel. (992 372) 2245823; 2240702 Independent Scholar fax (992 372) 2510128 Ms. Jennifer Franz 3848 Columbia Pike #302 [email protected] University of St. Andrews, Arlington, Va. 22204 School of Economics and Finance USA Roger Hamburg McIntosh Hall [email protected] Indiana University, South Bend St. Andrews, Fife, KY16 9HT [email protected] United Kingdom Ms. Rebecca Gould [email protected] Columbia University, Anthropology Ms. Rachel Harrell-Bilici Department University of Michigan, Dr. Mary Frederickson American Councils, Arakishvili 2 Slavic Languages and Literatures Miami University, History Tbilisi 380079 1723 Broadview Lane, #306 History, Miami University Georgia Ann Arbor, MI 48105 Oxford Ohio 45056 tel. (995 99) 46-53-27 (cell), USA USA (995 32) 91-36-08 (home) tel. (734)213-3492 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Dr. Eric Freedman Ms. Kathryn Graber Ms. Arus Harutyunyan Michigan State University, Journalism University of Michigan, Anthropology Western Michigan University, Political 305 Communication Arts Bldg. MSU 208 North First St. #1 Science East Lansing MI 48824 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 1846 Oakland Dr.#1 USA USA Kalamazoo, MI 49008 tel. '517-355-4729 tel. 734-709-8224 USA fax '517-355-7710 fax 734-763-6077 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dr. Angela Hawken Robyn Friend Mr. Brian Grodsky Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA, [email protected] University of Maryland, Baltimore County, School of Public Policy Political Science 1227 Barry Ave #9 Dr. Sahiba Gafarova 1935 Pointe Lane, #302 Los Angeles, CA 90025 Baku Slavic University, Departmentt of Ann Arbor, MI 48105 USA Evropean Languages USA tel. '310-506-7608 25 Suleyman Rustam ave tel. '734-239-4635 fax '310-506-7494 Baku [email protected] [email protected] Azerbaijan tel. :(99412)4415874 Mr. David Gullette Mr. John Heathershaw fax (99412)4402770 University of Cambridge, Social Anthropology London School of Economics, [email protected] 70 Gough Way International Relations Cambridge CB3 9LN 84, Faversham Road Julie George United Kingdom London Queens College tel. +44 1223 700556 United Kingdom [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Mr. Khachik Gevorgyan Dr. Hans Gutbrod Dr. Geoffrey Henebry Yerevan State University, Armenia, Caucasus Research Resource Centers Mr. Malik Hodjaev Department of Iranian Studies 45, Chavchavadze Ave., 3rd floor 0179 Indiana University, CEUS App. 4/35 Sayat-Nova str. Tbilisi, 120 S.Kingston Dr. Apt. 42 Yerevan, 375025 Georgia Bloomington, IN 47408 Armenia [email protected] USA [email protected] [email protected] 27

Dr. Ali F. Igmen Mr. Walikhan Kaisarov Dr. Agnes Kefeli University of Wisconsin, Madison, Parliament of Kazakhstan, Arizona State University, Department of History, Senate of the Parliament of Kazakhstan Religious Studies Department, 3211 Mosse Humanities Building, Russian Federation PO Box 873104 Room 5231, 455 N Park Street tel. (330) 475 4553 Tempe, AZ, 85287-3104 Madison, WI 53706 fax (330) 672 2060 USA USA [email protected] tel. 480-965-2814 [email protected] fax 480-965-51-39 Dr. Ablet Kamalov [email protected] Mr. Baris Isci Educational Center, Bilim, Central Asia, Washington University, St. Louis, Central Asian Resource Center Dr. Shoshana Keller Anthropology 23-1, Zhetisu-1 Hamilton College, Clinton, NY, History Dept. Anthropology, Washington University Almaty 050063 196 Paris Rd St. Louis, MO 63130-4899 Kazakhstan New Hartford, New York 13413 USA [email protected]; [email protected] USA tel. 314-935-5252 tel. (315) 733-0715 fax 314-935-8535 Dr. Marianne Kamp [email protected] [email protected] University of Wyoming, Political Science University of Wyoming Dr. Zhenis Kembayev Dr. Laurence Jarvik USA Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Johns Hopkins University, [email protected] Economics and Strategic Research, Political Interdisciplinary Studies-SPSBE Science 3735 Jocelyn street, NW Mr. Kilic Kanat Abay Ave. 4 Washington, DC 20015 Syracuse University, Political Science Almaty, 050100 USA 12110 Green ledge ct. Apt.302 Kazakhstan tel. (202) 390-8676 Fairfax, VA, 22033 [email protected] fax 202 363-8415 USA [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] Ms. Sarah Kendzior Washington University, St. Louis Ms. Oksana Jensen Ms. Anara Karagulova 620 West 8th Street American University, Katholische Universitaet Bloomington, IN 47404 School of International Service Eichstaett-Ingolstadt, USA 2215 42nd St. NW, Apt.. 102 Department of History and Social Sciences [email protected] Washington, DC 20007 Reichenaustr. 2-401 USA Eichstätt 85072 Dr. Michael D. Kennedy [email protected] Germany University of Michigan, [email protected] Center forRussian and East European Dr. Mark S. Johnson Studies and Center for European Studies Colorado College, Dr. Elyor Karimov Suite 4668 1080 S. University Russian and Eurasian Studies Institute of History, Uzbek Academy of Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1106 328 Sutherland Place, Sciences, Department of Medieval and USA Manitou Springs, CO 80829 Ancient History tel. 734-764-0351 USA C/center/ - 1; dom 26, kv. 23 fax 734-763-4765 [email protected] Tashkent 700000 [email protected] Uzbekistan Ms. Kathryn M Johnston tel. (998-71) 134-34-33 Mr. Tugrul Keskin Indiana University, Central Eurasian Studies fax (998-71) 133-72-73 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State and Comparative Literature [email protected] University & Radford University, Radford, 1405 S Brenda Ave Virginia, Sociology Bloomington, IN 47405 Ms. Yayoi Kawahara 560 McBrdye Hall USA Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Blacksburg, VA 24061-0137 tel. 812/323-0158 1-28-12-201, Ojihoncho, USA [email protected], Kita-ku, Tokyo, 114-0022 [email protected] [email protected] Japan tel. 81-3-5993-9971 fax 81-3-5993-9971 [email protected]

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Dr. Nihan Ketrez Dr. Nurten Kilic-Schubel Ambassador Peter Komives Yale University, Kenyon College, Department of History National Democratic Institute for Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations 105 N. Park Street International Affairs, Department of Eurasia Department of Near Eastern Languages and Mt. Vernon, OH 43050 2030 M Street, NW, 5th Floor Civilizations, Yale University, PO Box 208236 USA Washington, DC 20036 New Haven, CT 06520-8236 tel. (740) 392-2210 USA USA [email protected] tel. 202-728-5680 tel. 203-7350-258 fax 202-728-5566 fax 203-4322-946 Dr. German Kim [email protected] [email protected] Kazakh National University, Mellon Global Fellow, Dr. Elaheh Koolaee Ms. Irma Ketskhoveli University of Michigan-2006-07 University of Tehran, Central Eurasia I. Javakhishvili institute of History and [email protected] Program, Faculty of Law and Political Ethnology, Georgian Academy of sciences, Science Russia, Department of New History Enghelab Ave. 10 Melikishvili str. Mr. Ondrej Klimes Tehran 0179, Tbilisi Charles University, Chinese Studies Iran Georgia Charles University-Chinese Studies tel. +9821-66953996; +9821-61112546 fax +995 32 22 19 65 Ovocn_ trh 5, Praha 1, 116 36 fax +9821-66953996; +9821-66409595 [email protected] Czech Republic [email protected]; [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Haroutiun Khachatrian Dr. Jaklin Kornfilt Noyan Tapan Information and Analysis Dr. Alexander Knysh Syracuse University, Languages, Center University of Michigan Literatures and Linguistics 28 Isahakian street Department of Near Eastern Studies Syracuse University; Dept. of LLL; 340 HBC Yerevan, 375009 3111 Thayer Building Syracuse, NY 13244 Armenia 202 S. Thayer USA [email protected] Ann Arbor, MI. 48104-1608 tel. 315-443-5375 USA fax 315-443-5376 Mr. Alisher Khamidov [email protected] [email protected] Johns Hopkins University, Russian and Eurasian Studies Department Dr. Jane Knox-Voina Dr. Charles Krusekopf 2023 13th Street, NW Bowdoin College, Russian Department American Center for Mongolian Studies Washington, D.C. 20009 7900 College Station, Bowdoin College WWU Humanities 230 USA Brunswick, Maine 04011 Bellingham, WA 98225 [email protected] USA USA tel. 207-725-3355 [email protected] Dr. Mir Baiz Khan fax 207-725-3348 The Ismaili Tariqah and Religious Education [email protected] Ms. Erin Kuns Board, Canada, Research and Diversity Indiana University, Bloomington, Scarborough Ontario M1W 4A3 Mr. Anthony Koliha Anthropology Canada Social Science Research Council, Eurasia 161 West Shore Rd #B11 tel. h: +1 (416) 494 4243 Program Warwick, RI 02889 [email protected] 810 Seventh Avenue, 31st Floor USA New York, NY 10019 [email protected] Mrs. Umida Khikmatillaeva USA Indiana University, CelCAR tel. '212-377-2700 ext. 459 Ann Larimore Sabir Alimov, 27 fax '212-377-2727 Professor Emeritus Tashkent, 700114 [email protected] University of Michigan Uzbekistan [email protected] tel. (812) 857-7921, 856-6015 Mr. Hisao Komatsu [email protected] The University of Tokyo, Graduate School of James Lee Humanities and Sociology Harvard University 1-38-6-1203, Kameido, [email protected] Koto-ku, TOKYO, 136-0071 Japan Alaina Lemon tel. 81-3-3682-3024 University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected]

29 Scott Levi Elena Lioubimtseva Ms. Gulnora Makhmudova University of Louisville, KY, History Grand Valley State University Business Women's Association of Uzbekistan Department of History, [email protected] & Business Women's Association of the University of Louisville Tashkent Region Louisville, KY 40292 Dr. Morgan Liu Office: 1A, Furkat street, USA Ohio State University Tashkent, 700027 [email protected] Department of Near Eastern Languages and Uzbekistan Cultures tel. (998-71) 362-93-29; Mr. Zeev Levin 300 Hagerty Hall (998) 90 175-93-07 Tel Aviv University, Israel, History 1775 College Road fax (998-71) 362-89-47 POB 123 Columbus, OH. 43210-1340 [email protected] Nizaney-Oz 42836 USA Israel [email protected] Ms. Erin Mark tel. +972 (9) 8783594 Georgetown University, [email protected] Dr. Yasmin Lodi Security Studies Program The Aga Khan Humanities Project for 1434 Perry Place, NW Dr. Gerard Libardian Central Asia Washington, DC 20010 University of Michigan, History 75 Tolstoy USA 1029 Tisch Hall Department of History Dushanbe 734000 [email protected] University of Michigan Tajikistan Ann Arbor, MI 48109 tel. (992 372) 2245823; 2240702 Mr. Thrassyvoulos (Thrassy) Marketos USA fax (992 372) 2510128 Panteion University of Social and Political fax 734-763-4555 [email protected] Studies Athens, of International and [email protected] European Studies Ms. Sonja Luehrmann 139 (ib), Pendelis Av. Ms. Irina Liczek University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Melissia - Athens 15127 Niagara University, Political Science Program in Anthropology and History Greece 61-66 80th Street 1204-1955 Haro St tel. 0030-210-6135063 Middle Village, NY 11379 Vancouver, BC V6G 1J1 [email protected] USA Canada [email protected] tel. +1 (604) 685-1732 Lawrence Markowitz [email protected] Oberlin College Dr. Nathan Light [email protected] American University, Central Asia, Mr. Shakhnoza O. Madaeva Cultural Anthropology and Archaeology The National University of Uzbekistan, Dr. Virginia Martin 2018 Parkside Philosophy University of Alabama in Huntsville, History Toledo, OH 43607 42 Uch tut street, Uch tepa district, UAH, History RH402 USA Tashkent, 700178 Huntsville, AL 35899 tel. '996-312-66-33-09 (ext. 299); Uzbekistan USA 996-312-66-11-18 (ext. 299) tel. (998-712) 3971809 [home], (998-71) tel. (256)824-2572 [email protected] 133 72 73],(998-712)3404509 [mob] fax (256)824-6477 fax +998 (71) 133 72 73 [email protected] Prof. Byron Lindsey [email protected]; University of New Mexico, [email protected] Dr. Sante Matteo Foreign Languages and Literatures Miami University, French and Italian 816 Laurel Cir, SE Ms. Maral Madi French and Italian, Miami University Albuquerque NM 87108 Queen's University Belfast, United Kingdom, Oxford Ohio 45056 USA School of Politics USA tel. 505 256 3241 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dipl.-Ing. Asad Mahrad Dr. Anna Matveeva Ms. Juliane Linke Technical University of Berlin, London School of Economics, Crisis States Independent Scholar Institute of Urban & Regional Planning, Research Centre Vernadskovo 103 I/20 Unit Planning in the International Context 7 Southwood Mansions, Southwood Lane, Moscow 119526 Am Weinhang 7 London , N6 5SZ, UK Russian Federation 10965 Berlin United Kingdom [email protected] Germany [email protected] [email protected]

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Mr. Artie McConnell Mr. Jonathan Miner Jason Mundy Independent Scholar University of South Carolina, University of Wyoming 460 2nd Avenue, Apartment 4D Political Science [email protected] New York 615 Heidt Street Apt 10 USA Columbia, SC 29205 Mr. Farkhod Muradov [email protected] USA Columbia University, School of International [email protected] and Public Affairs (SIPA) Dr. Eric McGlinchey 419 W. 119th St. Apt.1E George Mason University, Department of Mr. Tim Moench New York, NY, 10027 Public and International Affairs University of Alabama, USA Robinson A201 - MSN 3F4, 4400 University Political Science Department [email protected] Drive 7917 Candlewood Dr. Fairfax, VA 22030 Alexandria, VA 22306 Dr. Eden Naby USA USA Independent Scholar [email protected] tel. '703-349-5546 15 Tower Hill Rd. [email protected] Brimfield, MA 01010 Dr. Kelly McMann USA Case Western Reserve University, Mr. Ahmed Azfar Moin tel. 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Dr. Nilufar Rakhmanova Dr. Steven Sabol Uli Schamiloglu Abt Associates Inc, Project ZdravPlus, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, University of Wisconsin, Madison Uzbekistan and Tashkent Medical Academy History [email protected] Akhmad Yugnakiy 49, kvartira 6 , 16036 Agincourt Dr Tashkent 700201 Huntersville, NC 28078 Dr. Edward Schatz Uzbekistan USA University of Toronto, Political Science tel. 11998712649108 [email protected] Room 254 Kaneff Centre, 3359 Mississauga fax 11998711691492 Road North [email protected] Theresa Sabonis-Helf Mississauga, Ontario L5L 1C6 National War College, National Defense Canada Dr. Stephen Rapp, Jr. University, Washington, D.C., of National [email protected] Georgia State University, History Security Strategy 1370 Iverson Street NE, Apt. B 8001 Glenside Drive Takoma Park Dr. Ron Sela Atlanta, GA 30307 Washington D.C. MD 20912 Indiana University, Central Eurasian Studies USA USA 157 Goodbody Hall, 1011 East 3rd Street tel. 404 463 9207 [email protected] Bloomington, IN 47405 [email protected] USA Jeff Sahadeo tel. (812)855-2233 Dr. Gabriele Rasuly-Paleczek Carleton University fax (812)855-7500 Institute for Social and Cultural [email protected] [email protected] Anthropology, University of Vienna Seegasse 15/9 Dr. Vahe Sahakyan Ms. Anna Oldfield Senarslan A-1090 Vienna Yerevan State University, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Austria Department of Sociology Languages and Cultures of Asia tel. 0043 -1 - 94 30 353 1 Alek Manougian Baku fax '0043-1-4277 9485 Yerevan, 375025 Azerbaijan [email protected] Armenia [email protected] [email protected]; Ms. Madeleine Reeves [email protected] Ms. Serkan Sener University of Cambridge, Social Anthropology University of Connecticut, Trinity College, Trinity Street Mr. Amier Saidula Department of Linguistics Cambridge CB2 1TQ The Institute of Ismaili Studies, London, Department of Linguistics, United Kingdom Department of Research and University of Connecticut, Mansfield Road tel. +44 7886 431833 Publications Storrs, CT 06269-1145 fax +44 1872 552092 42-44 Grosvenor Gardens USA [email protected] London, SW1W 0EB tel. 860- 423- 7495 United Kingdom fax 860 -486- 0197 Drs. 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Thum Uzbekistan Harvard University, Inner Asian and Altaic tel. +998 (662) 354771 Walter Slater Studies Program fax +998 (662) 337231 University of Michigan 497 Somerville Ave, Apt 3 [email protected] [email protected] Somerville, MA 02143 USA Galina Valyayeva Dr. Martin Spechler tel. 1-617-818-3046 [email protected] Indiana University [email protected] 4418 Sheffield Drive Dr. Shota Vashakidze, Bloomington, IN 47408 Dr. Dilber Kahraman Thwaites Rutgers University & Tbilisi State University, USA The Australian National University Physics/ Director KVALI Institute [email protected] 15 Fergusson Crescent Phjysics Department/ KVALI, Building 2, Deakin, ACT 2600 Tbilisi State Univ. Chavchavadze Ave. Mr. Jun Sugawara Australia Rutgers University, N.J./ Tbilisi 0179 Institute for the Languages and Cultures of tel. +61 2 6273 3471 USA Asia and Africa, [email protected] [email protected] Tokyo University of Foreign Studies #501, 1726-16 Higashi-Naganuma Bek-Myrza Tokotegin Inagi-shi, Tokyo Bosphorus University Japan [email protected] [email protected] 34 Panelist Contact List

Ms. Leslie Gisela Weber Dr. Thomas Wood Russell Zanca Smithsonian Institution, Smithsonian Center Trinity College Northeastern Illinois University, Anthropology for Materials Research and Education 4000 Cathedral Ave. NW, Apt. 530B 5500 North St. Louis Avenue Panoramastr. 100 (after November 2006) Washington DC 20016 Chicago, IL 60625-4699 69250 Schoenau USA USA Germany [email protected] [email protected] tel. 202 294 9837; 301 238 1215 fax 301 238 3709 Ms. Lina Yakubova Dr. Jonathan Zartman [email protected]; [email protected] Yerevan State University, Iranian Studies Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Ogostosi 23. st., h.41, apt.29. Languages, Stylistics and Lexicology, Dr. Cynthia Werner Artashat 378240. English Philology Texas A&M University, Anthropology Armenia 6535 Brook Park Dr. Texas A&M University tel. +37423523028 (home), Colorado Springs, CO 80918 Texas +37493515711 (cell) USA USA [email protected] tel. (719) 598-4706 tel. 979-847-9254 [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Huseyin Yilmaz Stanford University, Introduction to the Dr. George Zhao Dr. Jonathan Wheatley Humanities Program University of Toronto Independent Scholar Building 250, Main Quad [email protected] The Chaffinch, Church Street Stanford, CA 94305-2020 West Hanney, Wantage, Oxon OX12 0LN USA Christoph Zuercher United Kingdom [email protected] Stanford University, Center on Democracy, [email protected] Development and the Rule of Law Mr. Selahattin Harun Yilmaz Encina Hall, 616 Serra St C100, Dr. Elizabeth Wilson Khazar University, Political Science and Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305- Miami University, Comparative Religion International Relations 6055 Comparative Religion, Miami University Khazar University, 11 Mahsati, Neftciler USA Oxford Ohio 45056 Baku, AZ 1096 [email protected] USA Azerbaijan [email protected] Dr. Dale Wimberley Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Ms. Taymiya Zaman University, Department of Sociology University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, History 560 McBryde Hall 1303 Granger Avenue, Apartment #1 Blacksburg, VA 24061 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 USA USA [email protected] tel. (734)945-8889 fax (734)647-4881 [email protected]

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Key: Page/Panel Aalto, Pami 6/PO-06 Csirkes, Ferenc Peter 9/HC-16 Abdullayev, Kamal 6/HC-15 Cutler, Robert 10/PO-09 Abdurasulov, Abdujalil 11/PO-07 Daneshgar, Shahyar 8/HC-01 Aitpaeva, Gulnara 7/SO-05 Daukeyeva, Saida 16/HC-04 Aksakolov, Sultonbek 11/SO-08 Dawisha, Karen 17/SO-04 Alemdaroglu, Ayca 6/SO-07 de Beurs, Kirsten 14/PO-21 Anwar, Zahid 10/PO-09 De Santi, Chiara 12/HC-13 Ardehali, Afsaneh 17/SO-04 Dennis, Brad 14/PO-21 Armstrong, Sean 15/SO-10 DeYoung, Alan J. 15/SO-03, 11/SO-09 Arustamyan, Diana 16/SO-16 Dodikhudoeva, Husnora 15/SO-06 Asanova, Jazira 11/SO-09 Drummond, Todd 7/SO-13 Atis, Sarah 14/HC-11 Dusseault, David Louis 6/PO-06 Aydinyan, Anna 6/HC-15 Duvanova, Dinissa 13/PO-05 Bahry, Stephen 11/SO-09 Dwyer, Arienne M. 9/PO-01, 12/PO-04 Baisalov, Edil 13/PO-12 Eastwood, William 16/PO-17 Baker, Norma Jo 7/SO-13 Eddings, Ryan 14/PO-22, 13/PO-05 Baki, Ablimit 9/PO-01 Erickson, John A. 6/HC-15 Balim, Cigdem 13/HC-02 Eroglu- Zidani, Leyla 13/HC-02 Barrett, Jennifer 12/SO-12 Etemad Yousefi, Arash 9/HC-16 Barry, Michael 15/PO-19, 10/PO-09 Evered, Kyle 14/PO-21 Beglaryan, Karapet 9/SO-17 Fathi, Habiba 11/PO-13 Berdieva, Dilchoda 10/HC-14, 15/PO-19 Fayzullaeva, Eleonora 15/SO-06 Bisha, Robin 16/SO-16 Fazilov, Ibodullo 16/SO-16 Blauvelt, Timothy 15/SO-03 Fierman, William 7/SO-13 Bravo, E. Karen 7/PO-14 Finke, Peter 16/HC-04 Brophy, David John 14/HC-07 Franz, Jennifer 11/SO-15 Brunn, Stan 9/PO-20 Frederickson, Mary 17/SO-04 Buckley, Cynthia J. 11/SO-15, 15/SO-06 Freedman, Eric 9/SO-17 Burghart, Daniel 11/PO-16 Friend, Robyn 9/HC-10 Burn, Melissa 8/PO-02 Gafarova, Sahiba 6/HC-15 Cecen, A. Aydin 16/SO-11 George, Julie 16/PO-17, 14/PO-22 Chakars, Melissa 10/SO-02 Gevorgyan, Khachik 9/HC-16 Chernykh, Irina 9/PO-20 Geybullayeva, Rahilya 8/HC-01 Chin, Tamara 13/HC-12 Giragosian, Richard 11/PO-16 Chinn, Sonia 14/SO-19 Gould, Rebecca 14/HC-11 Christensen, Julie 16/HC-06 Graber, Kathryn 10/SO-02 Christia, Fotini 16/PO-18 Grodsky, Brian 16/PO-18, 17/PO-23 Clement, Victoria 13/HC-05 Gullette, David 7/SO-05 Closson, Stacy 16/PO-17 Gutbrod, Hans 16/PO-17, 15/SO-03 Cooley, Alexander 13/PO-12 Hagen, Gottfried 10/HC-14 Cowgill, R. Michael 15/SO-03 Hajiani, Shiraz 9/HC-10 Crego, Paul 8/HC-01 Hamburg, Roger 15/PO-19 36 Panelist Name Index

Harrell-Bilici, Rachel 14/SO-19 Libardian, Gerard 6/PO-06 Harutyunyan, Arus 7/PO-14 Liczek, Irina 11/SO-08, 6/SO-07 Hawken, Angela 14/PO-22 Light, Nathan 13/HC-05 Heathershaw, John 14/PO-08, 11/PO-07 Lindsey, Byron 14/HC-11 Henebry, Geoffrey 14/PO-21 Linke, Juliane 15/PO-19 Hodjaev, Malik 6/HC-15 Lioubimtseva, Elena 14/PO-21 Igmen, Ali F. 16/HC-06, 10/HC-08 Liu, Morgan 7/SO-05 Isci, Baris 12/SO-12 Lodi, Yasmin 9/HC-10 Jarvik, Laurence 13/PO-05 Luehrmann, Sonja 7/SO-18 Jensen, Oksana 14/PO-22 Madaeva, Shakhnoza O. 7/SO-18 Johnson, Mark S. 9/HC-10, 14/PO-08 Madi, Maral 9/PO-20, 14/PO-08 Johnston, Kathryn M 8/HC-01, 10/HC-08 Mahrad, Asad 9/PO-20 Kaisarov, Walikhan 8/PO-02 Makhmudova, Gulnora 16/SO-11 Kamalov, Ablet 9/PO-01 Mark, Erin 11/PO-16 Kamp, Marianne 6/SO-07, 9/SO-01, 11/PO-13 Marketos, Thrassyvoulos (Thrassy) 10/PO-09 Kanat, Kilic 8/SO-14 Markowitz, Lawrence 12/PO-03, 16/PO-18 Karagulova, Anara 11/PO-07 Martin, Virginia 13/HC-05 Karimov, Elyor 13/HC-12, 10/HC-14 Matteo, Sante 17/SO-04 Kawahara, Yayoi 7/HC-09 Matveeva, Anna 8/PO-15, 14/PO-08 Kefeli, Agnes 10/HC-08 McConnell, Artie 8/PO-11 Keller, Shoshana 6/HC-03 McGlinchey, Eric 12/PO-03 Kembayev, Zhenis 15/PO-19 McMann, Kelly 12/PO-03 Kendzior, Sarah 9/SO-01, 17/PO-23 Medzmariashvili, Elene 6/SO-07 Kennedy, Michael D. 6/PO-06, 8/PO-11, 9/SO-17 Mercer, Ellen 16/HC-06 Keskin, Tugrul 7/PO-14, 12/PO-04 Merchant Henson, Tanya H. 11/SO-08 Ketrez, Nihan 13/HC-02 Merrill, Martha 7/SO-13 Ketskhoveli, Irma 13/SO-20 Mikosz, David 12/HC-13 Khachatrian, Haroutiun 7/PO-14 Millward, James 14/HC-07 Khamidov, Alisher 17/PO-23 Miner, Jonathan 15/PO-19 Khan, Mir Baiz 11/SO-09 Moench, Tim 17/PO-23 Khikmatillaeva, Umida 6/HC-15 Moin, Ahmed Azfar 6/HC-03 Kilic-Schubel, Nurten 9/HC-16, 10/HC-08 Montgomery, David W. 12/SO-12, 7/SO-05 Kim, German 16/HC-04, 13/SO-22 Moroney, Jennifer 11/PO-16 Klimes, Ondrej 12/PO-04 Mueller, Marc 14/PO-21 Knox-Voina, Jane 16/HC-06 Mughal, Abdul-Ghaffar 15/SO-06, 16/SO-11 Koliha, Anthony 14/SO-19 Mundy, Jason 11/PO-13 Komatsu, Hisao 7/HC-09 Muradov, Farkhod 9/PO-20 Komives, Peter 7/PO-14 Naby, Eden 13/HC-12, 10/HC-14 Koolaee, Elaheh 8/PO-11 Nasimov, Rustam 16/SO-16 Kornfilt, Jaklin 13/HC-02 Nezhina, Tamara 13/PO-05 Kuns, Erin 7/SO-18 Niyaz, Kurban 13/HC-12 Larimore, Ann 13/SO-20 Niyozov, Sarfaroz 11/SO-09, 11/SO-08 Lee, James 17/PO-23 Northrop, Douglas 11/PO-13 Lemon, Alaina 10/SO-02 Obayashi, Hikaru 8/PO-11 Levi, Scott 14/HC-07, 6/HC-03 Onuma, Takahiro 14/HC-07 Levin, Zeev 12/SO-12 Öraz, Seçil 8/PO-02 37 Panelist Name Index

Osdoby Katz, Maggie 15/SO-03, 16/PO-17 Shinmen, Yasushi 7/HC-09 Ostovar, Afshon 6/HC-03 Shioya, Akifumi 7/HC-09 Ozcan, Mustafa 9/SO-17 Simpson, Meghan 6/SO-07 Palonkorpi, Mikko 6/PO-06 Sinnot, Peter 16/SO-11 Pan, Yihong 17/SO-04 Slater, Walter 6/HC-15 Patnaik, Ajay Kumar 8/PO-11 Spechler, Martin 8/PO-15 Peck, Anna 15/SO-10 Sugawara, Jun 7/HC-09 Peers, Eleanor 10/SO-02 Suspitsyna, Tatiana 7/SO-13 Penati, Beatrice 12/HC-13 Tabyshalieva, Anara 11/SO-08 Portisch, Anna 16/HC-04 Ten Dam, Caspar Tristan 16/PO-18 Prior, Daniel 13/HC-05 Teymurov, Seymur 16/SO-11 Puckett, Blake 11/PO-16 Thompson, Chad 9/HC-10, 7/SO-05 Quijada, Justine Buck 10/SO-02 Thum, Rian R. 12/PO-04 Radnitz, Scott 12/PO-03, 8/PO-15 Thwaites, Dilber Kahraman 12/PO-04 Rahimberdiev, 11/SO-15 Tokotegin, Bek-Myrza 17/PO-23 Rahimov, Mirzohid 14/PO-08 Tolymbek, Almaz 8/PO-02 Rakhmanova, Nilufar 15/SO-06 Toops, Stanley 17/SO-04 Rapp, Jr., Stephen 8/SO-14 Torobekova, Venera 9/SO-01 Rasuly-Paleczek, Gabriele 9/SO-01 Tsultem, Uranchimeg 15/SO-10 Reeves, Madeleine 11/PO-07, 7/SO-05 Tubekbayev, Askar 11/SO-15 Rezvani, Babak 10/HC-08, 8/HC-01 Vafaev, Shukhrat 9/SO-01 Rosenberger, Nancy R. 6/SO-07 Valyayeva, Galina 7/SO-13 Ruget, Vanessa 14/PO-08, 11/PO-07 Vashakidze,, Shota 15/SO-03 Sabol, Steven 13/HC-05 Weber, Leslie Gisela 13/HC-12 Sabonis-Helf, Theresa 10/PO-09, 14/PO-21, 11/PO-16 Werner, Cynthia 11/SO-08 Sahadeo, Jeff 8/SO-14, 12/HC-13 Wheatley, Jonathan 8/PO-15 Sahakyan, Vahe 16/PO-18 Wilson, Elizabeth 17/SO-04 Saidula, Amier 9/PO-01 Wimberley, Dale 12/PO-04 Sawada, Minoru 7/HC-09 Wood, Thomas 11/PO-07, 8/PO-02, 13/PO-12 Sayfullina, Guzel 10/HC-14 Yakubova, Lina 16/SO-11 Schamiloglu, Uli 13/PO-05 Yilmaz, Huseyin 9/HC-16 Schatz, Edward 13/PO-12 , 12/PO-03 Yilmaz, Selahattin Harun 12/HC-13 Sela, Ron 9/HC-16, 13/HC-05 Zaman, Taymiya 6/HC-03 Senarslan, Anna Oldfield 14/HC-11 Zanca, Russell 16/HC-06, 11/PO-13, 9/SO-01 Sener, Serkan 13/HC-02 Zartman, Jonathan 14/PO-22 Shafiyev, Farid 8/PO-02 Zhao, George 15/SO-10 Shahrani, Nazif 9/SO-01 Zuercher, Christoph 13/PO-05, 8/PO-15 Shilibekova, Aigerim 13/SO-20

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