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Introduction: The Xinjiang ProjectThis paper is a product of “The Xinjiang Project” involving eighteen of the most competent specialists on Xinjiang, who collaborated over four years to present a three-dimensional picture of the current situation in that province. They drew on the best research available in the social sciences & humanities, including geography, anthropology, sociology, religious studies, & economics. They also sought to elucidate the present in terms of Xinjiang’s entire relevant past, as analyzed by modern historians.The Xinjiang Project began in 1998, well before the events of 11 September 2001. It was instigated by Sinologist Robert Oxnam & Frederick Starr, along with Ambassador Nicholas Platt, president of The Asia Society, & several other friends who were traveling in Xinjiang with The Asia Society, among them Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Kepper, Rajbir Malkani, Nancy Hawe, & others.The timing could not have been better. Over the previous two decades a strong cadre of younger scholars interested in Xinjiang had emerged in the West, mainly in the United States. They know all the relevant languages, whether Uyghur, Mandarin, Russian, or more arcane tongues, modern & ancien
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- Author
- Graham E. Fuller, S. Frederick Starr
- Publisher
- Central Asia-Caucasus Institute
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Political Science, Politics, Social_sciences
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