Spatial Boundaries, Social Frontiers: From the Visible to the Invisible in the Geographic, Economic, and Social Space of Present-Day Central Asia

Sage Journals: Diogenes 64 (1-2):126-142 (2017)
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reprint Poujol, Catherine (2017) "Spatial Boundaries, Social Frontiers: From the Visible to the Invisible in the Geographic, Economic, and Social Space of Present-Day Central Asia". Sage Journals 64(1-2):126-142
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