"The only organ which has nothing to do with politics is the stomach": Kyrgyz 
and Uzbeks negotiate their food as markers of identification

Karimova, Baktygul

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"The only organ which has nothing to do with politics is the stomach": Kyrgyz and Uzbeks negotiate their food as markers of identification

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Karimova, Baktygul
Department 'Integration and Conflict' , MPI for Social Anthropology, Max Planck Society;

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Karimova, B. (2017). "The only organ which has nothing to do with politics is the stomach": Kyrgyz and Uzbeks negotiate their food as markers of identification. In A. Alymbaeva (Ed.), CASCA: Centre for Anthropological Studies on Central Asia; food and identity in Central Asia (pp. 49-59). Halle/Saale: Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology.

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