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Transition to market economies in former Soviet Central Asia: Dependency, cotton and water

Max Spoor Institute of Social Studies, The Hague
Pages 142-158 | Published online: 04 Dec 2007

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Isaac Mckean Scarborough. (2023) Like Cooking Plov with Hoja Nasreddin: Recalculating Financial Transfers to Tajikistan, 1971–1989. Europe-Asia Studies 75:6, pages 1014-1040.
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Lorena Lombardozzi. (2019) Can distortions in agriculture support structural transformation? The case of Uzbekistan. Post-Communist Economies 31:1, pages 52-74.
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Nodir Djanibekov, Kristof Van Assche & Vladislav Valentinov. (2016) Water Governance in Central Asia: A Luhmannian Perspective. Society & Natural Resources 29:7, pages 822-835.
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Max Spoor & Oane Visser. (2001) The State of Agrarian Reform in the Former Soviet Union. Europe-Asia Studies 53:6, pages 885-901.
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SarahL. O'Hara. (2000) Central Asia's Water Resources: Contemporary and Future Management Issues. International Journal of Water Resources Development 16:3, pages 423-441.
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SarahL. O'Hara. (1997) Agriculture and Land Reform in Turkmenistan since Independence. Post-Soviet Geography and Economics 38:7, pages 430-444.
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Deniz Kandiyoti. (1996) Modernization without the market? The case of the ‘Soviet East’. Economy and Society 25:4, pages 529-542.
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Max Spoor. (1996) Mongolia: Agrarian crisis in the transition to a market economy. Europe-Asia Studies 48:4, pages 615-628.
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Zvi Lerman, Jorge Garcia-Garcia & Dennis Wichelns. (1996) Land and Water Policies in Uzbekistan. Post-Soviet Geography and Economics 37:3, pages 145-174.
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Max Spoor. (1995) Agrarian transition in former Soviet Central Asia: A comparative study of Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. The Journal of Peasant Studies 23:1, pages 46-63.
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