REVIEW OF THE BOOKS: Rashid A. The Resurgence of Central Asia. Islam or Nationalism? 2nd Edition. NY: New York Review Books, 2017; Cooley A., Heathershaw J. Dictators Without Borders. Power and Money in Central Asia. New Heaven, L.: Yale University Press, 2017

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