The vast steppe region of Inner Asia is historically dominated by Mongol culture, Buddhist-shamanist religion and an economy based on mobile pastoralism. Now, as its constituent states China, Russia and Mongolia adapt to market conditions, this long-standing cultural economic zone is seen to be facing more radical change than at any previous time in its past."

The End of Nomadism?: Society, State and the Environment in Inner Asia

Politics & Social Sciences

Sneath, David

Humphrey, University Lecturer in Social Anthropology and Fellow Caroline

Social Sciences

Global Oriental

The vast steppe region of Inner Asia is historically dominated by Mongol culture, Buddhist-shamanist religion and an economy based on mobile pastoralism. Now, as its constituent states - China, Russia and Mongolia - adapt to market conditions, this long-standing cultural economic zone is seen to be facing more radical change than at any previous time in its past.

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The End of Nomadism?: Society, State and the Environment in Inner Asia

The End of Nomadism?: Society, State and the Environment in Inner Asia