Christian, D 　著

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List of Figures vii List of Maps xi List of Tables xiii Series Editor’s Preface xv Acknowledgments xix Preface: The Idea of Inner Eurasia xxi PART I INNER EURASIA IN THE AGRARIAN ERA: 1260-1850 1 1 Inner Eurasia in the Late Thirteenth Century: The Mongol Empire at its Height 3 2 1260-1350: Unraveling and the Building of New Polities 23 3 1350-1500: Central and Eastern Inner Eurasia 49 4 1350-1500:Western Inner Eurasia 71 5 1500-1600: Pastoralist and Oasis Societies of Inner Eurasia 97 6 1500-1600: Agrarian Societies West of the Volga 119 7 1600-1750: A Tipping Point: Building a Russian Empire 143 8 1600-1750: A Tipping Point: Central and Eastern Inner Eurasia between Russia and China 175 9 1750-1850: Evolution and Expansion of the Russian Empire 209 PART II INNER EURASIA IN THE ERA OF FOSSIL FUELS: 1850-2000 231 10 1850-1914: The Heartland: Continued Expansion and the Shock of Industrialization 233 11 1750-1900: Beyond the Heartlands: Inner Eurasian Empires, Russian and Chinese 269 12 1914-1921: Unraveling and Rebuilding 309 13 1921-1930: New Paths to Modernity 343 14 1930-1950: The Stalinist Industrialization Drive and the Test of War 367 15 1900-1950: Central and Eastern Inner Eurasia 403 16 1950-1991: The Heartland: A Plateau, Decline, and Collapse 437 17 1950-1991: Beyond the Heartlands: Central and Eastern Inner Eurasia in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century 473 18 1991-2000: Building New States: General Trends and the Russian Federation 493 19 1991-2000: Building New States: Beyond the Heartlands 531 Epilogue: After 2000: The End of Inner Eurasia? 569 Chronology 573 Index 605