Pipe Dreams analyzes the transformation of Central Asia's landscapes through tsarist- and Soviet-era hydraulic projects. Arguing that water was a central concern, Maya K. Peterson brings a critical region into view across a long period and engages environmental questions through a rich political and social framework.
Pipe Dreams analyzes the transformation of Central Asia's landscapes through tsarist- and Soviet-era hydraulic projects. Arguing that water was a central concern, Maya K. Peterson brings a critical region into view across a long period and engages environmental questions through a rich political and social framework.
Maya K. Peterson was the Assistant Professor of History at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. The land beyond the rivers: Russians on the Amu and Syr Darya 2. Eastern Eden: irrigation and empire on the Hungry steppe 3. To create a new Turkestan: water governance in the irrigation age 4. The land of bread and honey? Settlement and subversion in the land of seven rivers 5. Sundering the chains of nature: Bolshevik visions for Central Asia 6. From shockwork to people's construction: socialist labor on Stalin's Canals Epilogue: the fate of the Aral Sea Conclusion.
Introduction 1. The land beyond the rivers: Russians on the Amu and Syr Darya 2. Eastern Eden: irrigation and empire on the Hungry steppe 3. To create a new Turkestan: water governance in the irrigation age 4. The land of bread and honey? Settlement and subversion in the land of seven rivers 5. Sundering the chains of nature: Bolshevik visions for Central Asia 6. From shockwork to people's construction: socialist labor on Stalin's Canals Epilogue: the fate of the Aral Sea Conclusion.
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