The Bukharan Crisis: A Connected History of 18th Century Central Asia (Central Eurasia in Context)
by Scott Levi
Scott Levi explores the Bukharan Crisis within the wider history of eighteenth-century Central Asia. Using a connected historical perspective, the book places regional developments in their broader Central Eurasian context and offers a focused study for readers of Asian, Central Asian, and global history.
About This Book
The Bukharan Crisis examines a major period in the history of eighteenth-century Central Asia.
Scott Levi presents the subject through a connected historical approach, linking the Bukharan experience to wider developments across Central Eurasia.
The book offers readers a focused study of regional history and the forces that shaped Central Asia during the eighteenth century.
Part of the Central Eurasia in Context series, this work is suited to readers interested in Central Asian and connected histories.
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