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Amu Darya-The Iranian Journal of Central Asian Studies
The first issue of the new journal, "Amu Darya: The Iranian Journal of Central Asian Studies," has recently been published. This journal is published in English semi-annually by the Center for the Study of Central Asia and the Caucasus (a branch of the Institute for Political and International Studies, Tehran).
Editors: Abbas Maleki and Seyed Rasoul Mousavi (Director of CSCAC).
Questions regarding this publication may be addressed to:
Mr. Seyed Rasoul Mousavi,
Managing Editor of Amu Darya
Center for Central Asian and Caucasus Research Institute for Political and International Studies
Shaheed Bahonar Ave.,
Shaheed Aghaii St.
P.O.Box 19395/1793
Tehran, IRANTel.: [98](21)257-1010 -1011 -1012 -1013 -1014 Fax: 270-964
Telex: (9821)212324
E-mail: IPIS@vax.ipm.ac.ir
Cahiers D'etudes Sur la Mediterranee Orientale et le Monde Turco-Iranien
Cemoti
The French Association of the Eastern Mediterranean and the Turko-Persian World (AFEMOTI, Paris) has been publishing Cahiers d'etudes sur la Mediterranee orientale et le monde turco-iranien CEMOTI bi-annually since 1986.
CEMOTI is supported by The Centre of International Researches and Studies (CERI, Centre d'Etudes et de recherches internationales) of the French Foundation of Political Science (FNSP, Fondation nationale des sciences politiques) and the National Centre of Scientific Research (CNRS, Centre national de la recherche scientifique).
The journal is edited by Dr Semih Vaner of the Centre d'Etudes et de recherches internationales (CERI, Fondation nationale des sciences politiques) in Paris.
The cost of a subscription is $70 for individuals, $90 for institutions. To subscribe send a check payable to AFEMOTI.
Attn: Cyrille Coutansais
CEMOTI 56,
rue Jacob
75006 Paris
France
The Caspian Report is an online magazine that focuses on economics, business, and political relating to the following countries: Iran, Turkey, Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
For more information visit The Caspian Report website.
This quarterly was launched in summer 2001. It offers short stories and photos. The quarterly also sponsors an email discussion list. For more information visit the Central Asian Fiction website.
Covering the Central Asian states since their independence, CAM focuses particularly on politics, economics, legal and constitutional developments, the environment, human rights, media and the building of civil societies. Each issue includes a summary of significant recent events in the area. Coming out every two months, CAM combines the advantages of a scholarly periodical with those of a short-lead time news magazine; in this regard CAM is unique in its field.
Editor: Valery Chalidze
For more information and to subscribe, please visit the Central Asia Monitor website.
This quarterly was launched in summer 2001. It offers short stories and photos. The quarterly also sponsors an email discussion list.
Central Asian Survey is the only established journal in the world concerned primarily with the history, politics, cultures, religions and economics of the Central Asian and Caucasian regions. These include those territories and predominantly Muslim Irano-Turkic populations from western China to western Anatolia sharing a common historical, ethnic, cultural and linguistic heritage and in some cases communist experience. Foremost among these are the republics of former Soviet Central Asia, Azerbaijan, Crimea, and the Muslim Ibero-Caucasian and Turkic peoples of the North Caucasus, Middle Volga and Urals whose territories are included in the Russian Federation. Also covered are Chinese Xinjiang, Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, Armenia and Georgia. Published four times a year.
Editor: Marie Bennigsen Broxup
For more information please visit: http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/carfax/02634937.html
The Central Asia Resource News
The Central Asia Resource News is published 6 times a year.
For more information please visit the Central Asia Resource News website.
International Journal of Central Asian Studies
IJCAS publishes papers on the linguistics, literature, culture, history, archeology and sociology of Central Asia. The submissions may be written in English or German, produced in Word (DOS or Windows), and must be accompanied by the e-mail, fax and postal address of their authors.
E-mail : iacd@chollian.net
Fax : 82-2-795-9140
Tel : 82-2-795-9141
Postal Address : CPO Box 180 Seoul 100-601 Korea
Homepage: http://www.centralasia.org