Publications

Turkestan Reunion by Eleanor Holgate Lattimore

Peoples of the USSR by Anna Louise Strong

Chinese Central Asia by Henry Lansdell

Russian and Nomad by Edward Nelson Fell

Some Observations on Depictions of Early Turkic Costume

Sketches of Central Asia by Ármin Vámbéry

Connecting to Kazakh nomadic culture through sound: the qyl-qobyz

Jyrau – poets, warriors and strategic minds of the Steppes

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About The Abai Center

The Abai Center in Washington, D.C., aims to support Kazakh culture and cultural studies and increase American people’ awareness and interest to the various aspects of the Kazakh culture. It will do so by organizing regular events, media reporting on culture-relevant events and supporting cultural studies of Kazakhstan. It will collaborate with the main Washingtonian institutions promoting culture such as the Smithsonian, to create new synergies in developing awareness of Kazakh culture in the U.S. capital.

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Partners

IERES
Central Asia Program
Auezov Institute
Al-Farabi University
CASA Harvard
United Alash Fund

Contact Info

Address: 1957 E St Washington, DC 20052
Elliott School of International Affairs
IERES, GWU
Email: abaicenterusa@gmail.com