Tag: Xinjiang
info@centraleurasia.org , October 10th, 2020
Editor’s note: In this, our third installment of the books shortlisted for the CESS annual prizes in social sciences and humanities, Mirshad Ghalip (Indiana University) interviews Tim Grose…
info@centraleurasia.org , July 1st, 2020
We wish to share news of a new publication concerning the unfolding human rights crisis in Xinjiang, a new report on mandatory birth control among Uyghur communities. The…
Rune Steenberg , November 17th, 2019
Scholarship and advocacy It has been a good year since the international media and organisations world wide have begun to pay increased attention to the internment camps in…
Mirko Woitzik , August 13th, 2019
Die chinesische Regierung fördert Unternehmen, die sich im wirtschaftlich schwachen Westen des Landes niederlassen. Die Provinz Xinjiang liefert Produkte wie Tomaten und Kleidung an westliche Großunte…
thenewethnographer , April 10th, 2019
Lisa Ernst is trained in Cultural Anthropology, Chinese Studies and Islamic Studies and is currently a PhD student in Central Asian Studies at the Berlin Graduate School…
Carole McGranahan , September 14th, 2017
By: Charlene Makley and Carole McGranahan Would you peer review manuscripts for a journal or press that politically censors its content? If your answer is no, then please…
Lisa Krauss , April 8th, 2016
Terror, Gewalt, Extremismus: in diesem Zusammenhang wird auch in China über den Islam berichtet. Dennoch schließen sich vermehrt junge Menschen dieser Glaubensrichtung an. Im Netz berichten sie…