Organization for Islamic Area Studies早稲田大学 イスラーム地域研究機構

Edited by UYAMA Tomohiko
Published 18th October 2011

Contents

Introduction: Asiatic Russia as a space for asymmetric interaction
by UYAMA Tomohiko

Part I: Russia’s Eastern Expansion: Its Mission and the Tatars’ Intermediary Role

1. The Russian Empire’s Civilizing Mission in the Eighteenth Century: A comparative Perspective
   by Ricarda Vulpius
2. Tatarskaia Kargala in Russia’s Eastern Policies
   by HAMAMOTO Mami
3. The Russian Empire and the Intermediary Role of Tatars in Kazakhstan: The Politics of Cooperation and Rejection
   by Gulmira Sultangalieva

Part II: Taming Space and People: Institutions and Demography

4. Intra-Bureaucratic Debate on the Institution of Russian Governors-General in the Mid-Nineteenth Century
   by MATSUZATO Kimitaka
5. Colonization and “Russification” in the Imperial Geography of Asiatic Russia: from the Nineteenth to the Early Twentieth Centuries
   by Anatolii Remnev
6. Empire and Demography in Turkestan: Numbers and the Politics of Counting
   by Sergei Abashin

Part III: Russian Power Projected beyond its Borders

7. Russo-Chinese Trade through Central Asia: Regulations and Reality
   by NODA Jin
8. Muslim Networks, Imperial Power, and the Local Politics of Qajar Iran
   by Robert D. Crews
9. Sunni-Shi‘i Relations in the Russian Protectorate of Bukhara, as Perceived by the Local ‘Ulama
   by KIMURA Satoru
10. The Open and Secret Diplomacy of Tsarist and Soviet Russia in Tibet: The Role of Agvan Dorzhiev (1912-1925)
    by Nikolay Tsyrempilov

Part IV: Asiatic Russia as a Space for National Movements

11. Muslim Political Activity in Russian Turkestan, 1905-1916
    by Salavat Iskhakov
12. The economics of Muslim Cultural Reform: Money, Power, and Muslim Communities in Late Imperial Russia
    by James H. Meyer
13. The Alash Orda’s Relations with Siberia, the Urals, and Turkestan: The Kazakh National Movement and the Russian Imperial Legacy
    by UYAMA Tomohiko