January 1, 2025Новая и Новейшая история / Novaia i noveishaia istoriia

The concept of “The charm of the Russian Name”: On the Russian Mission in Central Asia in the representations of Nikolai Charykov and Nikolai Rozenbakh

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Governance structure improved economic activity in Central Asia, highlighting the significance of the Russian presence.
Key evidence from memoirs illustrates diverse interpretations of the governance framework in late 19th-century Central Asia.
Analysis of business correspondence shed light on the methods used by Russian politicians to integrate the region.
This examination suggests a balanced use of soft and hard power, indicating potential for deeper understanding of regional governance.

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Analysis of memoirs reveals governance structure impacted local population and economic activity in Central Asia, suggesting a blend of soft and hard power.

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Oleg Chernov (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69255737c0ce034ddc35ad1a https://doi.org/10.7868/s3034600225010087

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Analysis of memoirs reveals governance structure impacted local population and economic activity in Central Asia, suggesting a blend of soft and hard power.

The concept of “The charm of the Russian Name”: On the Russian Mission in Central Asia in the representations of Nikolai Charykov and Nikolai Rozenbakh

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The concept of “The charm of the Russian Name”: On the Russian Mission in Central Asia in the representations of Nikolai Charykov and Nikolai Rozenbakh

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