History of formation of multi-ethnic composition of the population of Turkestan - Saipova, Kamola
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The process of globalization taking place in the world puts the issues related to national diversity, national minorities, diasporas in the social and spiritual life of the countries of the world among the topical issues on the agenda. The large scale of migration processes currently taking place all over the world brings to the center of attention the problems associated with small groups of national minorities in different countries. These problems, manifested to varying degrees in different regions of the world, give rise to certain confessional, ethnic, racial, territorial and other types…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The process of globalization taking place in the world puts the issues related to national diversity, national minorities, diasporas in the social and spiritual life of the countries of the world among the topical issues on the agenda. The large scale of migration processes currently taking place all over the world brings to the center of attention the problems associated with small groups of national minorities in different countries. These problems, manifested to varying degrees in different regions of the world, give rise to certain confessional, ethnic, racial, territorial and other types of contradictions, tensions and clashes. In this regard, the High Commissioner on National Minorities (HCNM) at the United Nations has been working to identify, prevent and resolve these problems.This monograph reveals the history of the formation of the multi-ethnic composition of the population of the Turkestan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic in the early years of the establishment ofSoviet power.
Autorenporträt
Saipova Kamola Davlyatalievna Saipova - Doctor of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor, Department of Modern History of Uzbekistan, National University of Uzbekistan. Her research interests include national minorities, inter-ethnic relations, migration and deportation of peoples in Uzbekistan. Author of more than 400 scientific articles, 6 textbooks, 4 manuals.