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Journal of Area Studies Volume 2, 1994 - Issue 4: Nation and National Identity after Communism
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Nation and National identity after communism

In search of a Kazakhstani identity

Ingvar Svanberg Member of the Centre for Multi‐Ethnic Research, Uppsala University
Pages 113-123 | Published online: 25 Apr 2008

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