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CENTRAL ASIAN SURVEY VOLUME 10 199] LIST OF CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX PERGAMON PRESS OXFORD * NEW YORK * SEOUL * TOKYO The Journal of CENTRAL The Society for Central Asian Studies ASIAN 6 Elm Bank Gardens, SURVEY London, SW13 ONT, U.K. Editor-in-Chief Editorial Advisory Board Marie Bennigsen Broxup Syed Z. Abedin, Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs, London Associate Editor Ramiz Aboutalybov, Paris Tamara Dragadze Akbar S. Ahmed, University of Cambridge Book Review Editor Azade Ayase, Rorlich University of Southern California Stephen Blank Hans Braker, Bundesinstitut fiir Ostwissenschaftliche und International Studien, Cologne Simon Crisp, St Catherine’s College, Oxford C. Le Gai Eaton, London Patron of the Society Moshe Gammer, Tel Aviv University Warren Shear Paul B. 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Printed in Great Britain by Cotswold Press Ltd, Oxford ISSN 0263-4937 753 CONTENTS OF VOLUME 10 NUMBER 1/2 SPECIAL NORTH CAUCASUS ISSUE ARTICLES Circassians Ramazan Traho The Cherkess on Yugoslav Territory (A Supplement to the article “Cherkess”i n the Encyclopaedia of Islam) Alexandre Popovic The Life of Mansur, Great independence fighter of the Caucasian Mountain People Nart The Legend of Boetti Sheikh Mansur Franco Venturi The Orthodox Mission in the North Caucasus— End of the 18th — Beginning of the 19th Century Michel Tarran Revolution and Civil War in the North Caucasus— End of the 19th — Beginning of the 20th Century Vassan-Giray Jabagi (Cabagi) The Communist Party and the Sufi Tarigat in the Checheno — Ingush Republic Michael Rywkin The Demography of the Caucasus according to 1989 Soviet Census Data Paul B. Henze DOCUMENTS Imam Shamil and Shah Mohammed: Two Unpublished Letters Moshe Gammer The Jihad of Said Shamil and Sultan Murad for the Liberation of the Caucasus Sultan Murad BIBLIOGRAPHY Shamil and the Murid Movement, 1830—1859: An Attempt at a Comprehensive Bibliography Moshe Gammer NUMBER 3 HISTORY Ethnic and Party Politics in Soviet Kazakhstan, 1920-1924 Stephen Blank CURRENT AFFAIRS Central Asian Riots and Disturbances, 1989—1990: Causes and Context Yaacov Ro'i The Communist Party, “Erk” and the Changing Uzbek Political Environment William Fierman AFGHANISTAN The Old Regime in Afghanistan: Recruitment and Training of a State Elite Barnett R. Rubin Afghanistan: Demographic Consequences of War, 1978-1987 Noor Ahmad Khalidi BOOK REVIEWS Nancy Tapper’s Bartered Brides. Politics, Gender and Marriage in an Afghan Tribal Society, reviewed by Anthony Hyman Derek Waller’s The Pundits. British Exploration of Tibet and Central Asia, reviewed by Anthony Hyman Contributors NUMBER 4 THE CAUCASUS The Caucasus and the Russian Revolution (from a Political Viewpoint) Haidar Bammate Primitive Despot and Noble Savage: the Two Faces of Shamil in Russian Literature Susan Layton RUSSIA AND THE ORIENT Russia Between East and West: the Intelligentsia, Russian National Identity and the Asian Borderlands Seymour Becker Russian Self-Identification and Travelers’ Descriptions of the Ottoman Empire in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century Peter R. Weisensel CHINA Uygur Politicians of the 1940s: Mehmet Emin Bugra, Isa Yusuf Alptekin and Mesut Sabri Linda Benson BOOK REVIEWS Carey Schofield’s Inside the Soviet Army, reviewed by Anthony Hyman Karlernst Ziem’s Afghanistan: Voraussetzungen und Chancen fiir eine Nichtmilitarische Losung des Konflikts (Perspectives and Chances for a Non-military Resolution of the Conflict), reviewed by Anthony Hyman Contributors List of Contents and Author Index for Volume 10, 1991