Evolution of Land Use in Pastoral Culture in Central Asia with Special Reference to Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan
Evolution of Land Use in Pastoral Culture in Central Asia with Special Reference to Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan
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中亚田园文化土地利用的演变(特别是吉尔吉斯斯坦和哈萨克斯坦)
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2012
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R. M. Rahimon
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R. M. Rahimon
The nomadic culture is deeply ingrained in Central Asia and has been part of the lifestyle of its peoples for millennia. This chapter traces the transformation of the land relations, evolution of the perception of pasturelands, and the various forms of the property rights from the time before colonization by Russia in the nineteenth century to the present day. The effects of socio-ecological transformations such as climate change, the collapse of the Soviet empire, and civil war are examined. In recent years, the transition to sedentarization, the privatization of land, and the conversion of rangeland for cropping has become important.