Central Asian Law

Central Asian Law Bibliography

• Alkon 2005 The Increased Use of Reconciliation in Criminal Cases in Central Asia: A Sign of Reform or Cause for Concern?
• Alkon 2007 The Increased Use of “Reconciliation” in Criminal Cases in Central Asia: A Sign of Restorative Justice, Reform or Cause for Concern?
• Anderson 1997 Constitutional Development in Central Asia
• Anderson 2009 A Minnesota Judge’s Perspective on the Rule of Law in China and Kyrgyzstan
• Babadjanov 2004 Some Political and Legislative Aspects of Molding a ‘Soviet Islam’
• Beckwith 2000 An Appraisal of Uzbekistan’s 1998 Law “On Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations”
• Beyer 2007 Imagining the State in Rural Kyrgyzstan: How Perceptions of the State Create Customary Law in the Kyrgyz Aksakal Courts
• Beyer 2007 Revitalisation, Invention and Continued Existence of the Kyrgyz Aksakal Courts: Listening to Pluralistic Accounts of History
• Beyer 2009 An Ethnography of Customary Law in Talas, Kyrgyzstan
• Blitt, Durham 2008 Analysis of the Republic of Tajikistan’s Draft Law ‘About Freedom of Conscience and Religious Unions’
• Boyle 2008 Three’s Company: Examining the Third-Party Problem through an Analysis of Bridas S.A.P.I.C. V. Government of Turkmenistan
• Branch, Goncharova 2005 Bankruptcy Process in Uzbekistan
• Brusina 2006 The Russian Experience of Reforming Nomadic Courts According to Adat in Turkestan, 1850-1900
• Brusina 2009 Sharia and Civil Law in Marital Relations of the Muslim Population in Central Asia
• Clouatre 2002 Tajikistan
• Clouatre 2002 Turkmenistan
• Cormier 2007 Grievance Practices in Post-Soviet Kyrgyz Agriculture
• Cormier 2007 The Nature and Structure of Contracts in Kyrgyzstan’s Agricultural Sector: A Framework for Understanding Institutional Change
• Daniels 2005 Assessing the Genocide and Political Mass Murder Framework: The Case of Uzbekistan
• Davis 2002 Purging the System: Recent Judicial Reforms in Kazakhstan
• Doran 1989 Law and Custom in Soviet Central Asia: The “Sovietization” of the Muslim Peoples
• Epkenhans 2009 Some Remarks on Religious Association Law and ‘Official’ Islamic Institutions in Tajikistan
• Epkenhans 2010 Institutions of Islamic Learning in the Republic of Tajikistan
• Feldbrugge 1977 Criminal Law and Traditional Society: The Role of Soviet Law in the Integration of Non-Slavic Peoples
• Feldbrugge 1977 The Role of Soviet Law in the Integration of Non-Slavic Peoples
• Frank & Mamatov 2002 Dictionary of Central Asian Islamic Terms
• Galemba 2007 The Authoritarian Roadblock on Post-Soviet Central Asia’s Long Road to Religious Freedom
• Gegenheimer 2006 Judicial Review of Bank Supervisory Decisions in the Former Soviet Republics: The Case of Kyrgyzstan
• Gemalmaz 1999 Structure and Authority of the Judiciary within the Legal Order of the Tajikistan Republic
• Gill 2005 Aiding the Rule of Law Abroad: The Kyrgyz Republic as a Case Study
• Giovarelli, Akmatova 2002 Local Institutions That Enforce Customary Law in the Kyrgyz Republic
• Handrahan 2000 Implications of International Human Rights Law and Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan
• Heltzer 2003 Stalemate in the Aral Sea Basin: Will Kyrgyzstan’s New Water Law Bring the Downstream Nations Back to the Multilateral Bargaining Table?
• Hickson 2003 Using Law to Create National Identity
• Hines & Sievers 2001 Legal Regime for Hydrocarbon Development in Uzbekistan
• Huskey & Iskakova 2002 Kyrgyzstan
• Johnson & Popova 2004 Central Asian Law: An Historical Overview
• Kamp & Zanca 2008 Writing the History of Collectivization in Uzbekistan: Oral Narratives
• Kangas 2004 Legal Reform in Central Asia: Battling the Influence of History
• Katrougalos 2002 Uzbekistan
• Kelly 2003 The United States and Turkmenistan: Striking a Balance between Promoting Religious Freedom and Fighting the War against Terrorism
• Martin 2000 Law and Custom in the Steppe: The Kazakhs of the Middle Horde and Russian Colonialism in the Nineteenth Century
• Martin 2004 Kazakh Oath-Taking in Colonial Courtrooms: Legal Culture and Russian Empire-Building
• Martin 2010 Kazakh Chinggisids, Land and Political Power in the Nineteenth Century: A Case Study of Syrymbet
• Massell 1968 Law as an Instrument of Revolutionary Change in a Traditional Milieu
• Müllerson 2011 The Kyrgyz Tragedy: Particular and General
• McCormick 1998 Exporting the First Amendment: America’s Response to Religious Persecution Abroad
• Merrell 2009 The Post-Tulip Revolution Moment of Constitutional Reform: Will Kyrgyzstan Ever Get a Good Tsar?
• Merrell 2010 State Engagement with Non-State Justice: How the Experience in Kyrgyzstan Can Reinforce the Need for Legitimacy in Afghanistan
• Merrell 2011 Islam and Dispute Resolution in Central Asia: The Case of Women Muslim Leaders
• Merrell 2012 Central Asia
• Merrell 2012 Kyrgyzstan’s Constitution and Islam
• Merrell 2012 Tajikistan’s Constitution and Islam
• Molkner 1993 A Comparison of the Legal Regimes for Foreign Investment in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgystan
• Morozova 2004 Public Discussion on the ‘State of Law’ and Contemporary Political Regimes in Central Asia and the Southern Caucasus
• Muminov 1999 Traditional and Modern Religious-Theological Schools in Central Asia
• Muminov 2004 Muslim Law in Central Asia
• Muminov 2007 Fundamentalist Challenges to Local Islamic Traditions in Soviet and Post-Soviet Central Asia
• Muminov 2010 Islamic Education in Soviet and Post-Soviet Uzbekistan
• Newton 2003 Transplantation and Transition: Legality and Legitimacy in the Kazakhstani Legislative Process
• O’Shea 2001 Out of Gas in Turkmenistan: The Stalled Commercial Law Reform of a Post-Soviet State
• Osakwe 1998 Anatomy of the 1994 Civil Codes of Russia and Kazakstan: A Biopsy of the Economic Constitutions of Two Post-Soviet Republics
• Peshkova 2009 Bringing the Mosque Home and Talking Politics: Women, Domestic Space, and the State in the Ferghana Valley (Uzbekistan)
• Podaprigora 1999 Religion in Kazakhstan: A General View
• Podaprigora 2007 Kazakhstan
• Riazanovskii1965 Customary Law of the Nomadic Tribes of Siberia
• Satarkulova 2006 International Commercial Arbitration in the Kyrgyz Republic
• Sievers 2001 The Caspian, Regional Seas, and the Case for a Cultural Study of Law
• Sievers 2002 Transboundary Jurisdiction and Watercourse Law: China, Kazakhstan, and the Irtysh
• Sievers 2002 Uzbekistan’s Mahalla: From Soviet to Absolutist Residential Community Associations
• Sievers 2002 Water, Conflict, and Regional Security in Central Asia
• Sinha 2002 Kazakhstan
• Tokhtakhodjaeva 1995 Between the Slogans of Communism and the Laws of Islam
• Turner 2008 Registration of Religious Organizations in Kazakhstan
• Wallace & Popova 2004 Central Asian Law: An Historical Overview
• Zappalà 2006 The German Federal Prosecutor’s Decision Not to Prosecute a Former Uzbek Minister Missed Opportunity or Prosecutorial Wisdom?