Inner Asia Volume 5, 2003

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Vol.5 No.1

Buryat Urbanisation and Modernisation: A Theoretical Model Based on the Example of Ulan-Ude Sergei Batomunkuev

Modernising Tibet: Contemporary Discourses and Practices of 'Modernity'. Åshild Kolås

Lost in the Post: Technologies of Imagination, and the Soviet Legacy in Post-Socialist Mongolia. David Sneath

ANTHROPOLOGY

Representations and Techniques of the Body among the Mongols.Gaelle Lacaze

ECONOMIC HISTORY

The Mutual-Aid Co-operatives and the Animal Products Trade in Mongolia, 1913-1928.Christopher P. Atwood

REVIEW ARTICLE

'Note on the Avars' by Owen Lattimore (introduction by CarolineHumphrey)

BOOK REVIEW

Carole Pegg, Mongolian Music, Dance, and Oral Narrative: Performing Diverse Identities (Tristra Newyear)

Vol.5 No.2

Christopher Kaplonski

ARTICLES

Mongolian Tenggerism and Modern Globalism:A Retrospective Outlook on Globalisation.Sh. Bira

Ethnicity in Contemporary Buryat Political Ideology. T.D. Skrynnikova

Metaphorical and Ideological Concepts of Post-Socialist Mongolian Kinship.Hwan-Young Park

The Tuvans of Mongolia: Peculiarities of Contemporary Ethnic Development.Marina V. Mongush

The Reconstruction of Mongolian Identity in the Pantheon of Polyphonic Images.Naran Bilik

BOOK REVIEWS

Dee Mack Williams, Beyond Great Walls: Environment, Identity, and Development on the Chinese Grasslands of Inner Mongolia (Christopher Atwood)

Joma Nazpary, Post-Soviet Chaos: Violence and Dispossession in Kazakhstan (Mark Turin)