Christian Teichmann
Biographic Data
| ID | 6308491 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christian Teichmann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christian |
| FAMILY NAME | Teichmann |
| SIGNATURE | TEICHMANN C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cal Poly Humboldt |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 2 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 2 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Wildscapes In Ballyhooland
Writing the history of yet another Stalinist shock construction site cannot be an end in itself. Hence, the article treats the story of the Vakhsh River Valley Project, a showcase irrigation scheme located at the Soviet border with Afghanistan, not merely as a humanitarian, economic and environmental disaster. While deprivation and fear were key factors that hindered knowledgeable engineers and capable managers from reigning in an unruly natural …
Canals, cotton, and the limits of de-colonization in Soviet Uzbekistan, 1924–1941
Why were cotton monoculture and megalomaniac irrigation projects the outcome of the Soviet modernization policies in Uzbekistan? How were economic development and nationality policy related? Which results did policy implementation produce on the ground and within the Uzbek ruling elite? The article argues that these questions can be seen in a new light when interpreting the early Soviet policies in Central Asia as de-colonization. In the Bolshevi…
Canals, cotton, and the limits of de-colonization in Soviet Uzbekistan, 1924–1941
Why were cotton monoculture and megalomaniac irrigation projects the outcome of the Soviet modernization policies in Uzbekistan? How were economic development and nationality policy related? Which results did policy implementation produce on the ground and within the Uzbek ruling elite? The article argues that these questions can be seen in a new light when interpreting the early Soviet policies in Central Asia as de-colonization. In the Bolshevi…
Wildscapes In Ballyhooland
Writing the history of yet another Stalinist shock construction site cannot be an end in itself. Hence, the article treats the story of the Vakhsh River Valley Project, a showcase irrigation scheme located at the Soviet border with Afghanistan, not merely as a humanitarian, economic and environmental disaster. While deprivation and fear were key factors that hindered knowledgeable engineers and capable managers from reigning in an unruly natural …
Canals, cotton, and the limits of de-colonization in Soviet Uzbekistan, 1924–1941
Why were cotton monoculture and megalomaniac irrigation projects the outcome of the Soviet modernization policies in Uzbekistan? How were economic development and nationality policy related? Which results did policy implementation produce on the ground and within the Uzbek ruling elite? The article argues that these questions can be seen in a new light when interpreting the early Soviet policies in Central Asia as de-colonization. In the Bolshevi…
Wildscapes In Ballyhooland
Writing the history of yet another Stalinist shock construction site cannot be an end in itself. Hence, the article treats the story of the Vakhsh River Valley Project, a showcase irrigation scheme located at the Soviet border with Afghanistan, not merely as a humanitarian, economic and environmental disaster. While deprivation and fear were key factors that hindered knowledgeable engineers and capable managers from reigning in an unruly natural …
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