Modern Mongolia: from Khans to commissars to capitalists

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Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition Soviet and Russian History Eurasian Exchange Networks

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Preface List of Abbreviations and Acronyms Prominent Mongolians in the Narrative Map of Mongolia 1. Mongolia: A Peaceful Transition 2. From Russian to Western Influence 3. Pressure for a Market Economy, 1990-1997 4. Political and Economic Dislocations, 1997-2004 5. Herders and the New Economy 6. Poverty and Other Social Problems 7. Culture and the Market Economy 8. A New Mongolia in a New World 9. Sino-Mongolian Relations Afterword Notes Select Bibliography Index

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