September 11, 2001
The Institute of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies at UC Berkeley created this set of Web pages in response to the attacks on September 11 to meet the need for information about the region of Afghanistan and Central Asia.
This page is no longer being updated but has been left here for archival purposes.
- EVENTS of topical interest at UCB
- COURSES for Spring 2002 at UCB
- ISEEES resources:
- READINGS
- EXPERTS at UCB
- LINKS
- IMAGES
- Bibliographies
- Anthology: September 11: Contexts and Consequences
- Publications from ISEEES of topical interest
- Presentations from our events
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- UCB Center for South Asia Studies' Afghanistan page
- UCB Library's Page on Afghanistan and the Taliban
- UCB Office of Resources for International and Area Studies: Islam in Comparative Context page
- UCB GeoImages Project: Photographs of Afghanistan in 1976-78
- Links outside UCB (alphabetical)
- Afghanistan Online
- Central Asia and the Caucasus Information and Analytical Center, Sweden
- Eurasia Foundation
- Harvard Forum for Central Asian Studies
- Harvard JFK School, Caspian Studies Program
- Interactive Central Asia Resource Project
- International Crisis Group's Crisis Web
- Johns Hopkins University, Central Asia-Caucasus Institute: Analyst
- PBS: "America Responds"
- PBS's NewsHour: Special Report on Afghanistan
- RFE/RL's Ongoing Coverage: "Attack on America"
- Sabawoon Online: Afghanpedia
- SAJA: Briefing on Afghanistan, Pakistan, Central Asia, South Asia, and Islam
- Social Science Research Council: "After September 11" Teaching Resource for High School and College
- University of Michigan's CREES: "Learning About Central Asia and Its Neighbors"
- University of Texas, PCL Map Collection: Afghanistan page
- US Consulate in Lahore, Pakistan
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PRESENTATIONS from ISEEES events of topical interest
- October 29, 2001
Panel on "Central Asia and Russia: Responses to the 'War on Terrorism'"- "Identities, Communities, and Nations in Central Asia: A Historical Perspective" by Adrienne Edgar [edgar_2001-1029.pdf] 7 pages, 26 KB
- "Roots of Rage: Militant Islam in Central Asia" by Edward W. Walker [walker_2001-1029.pdf] 9 pages, 32 KB
- "Russia's Stakes in the Anti-Terrorism Campaign" by Vadim Volkov [volkov_2001-1029.pdf] 5 pages, 18 KB
- "Central Asia in Russian and American Foreign Policy after September 11, 2001" by Gail W. Lapidus [lapidus_2001-1029.pdf] 7 pages, 24 KB
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PUBLICATIONS from ISEEES of topical interest
- 2000. "Afghanistan: How to Grow an Ethnic Conflict" by David Isao Hoffman [2000-09_hoffman.pdf] 3 pages, 76 KB
- 2000. "No Winners, All Losers: Russia and the War in Chechnya" by Edward W. Walker [2000-09_walker.pdf] 4 pages, 110 KB
- 2000. Russia's Soft Underbelly: The Stability of Instability in Dagestan by Edward W. Walker [2000_03-walk.pdf] 50 pages, 1,084 KB
- 1998. "Comparing Soviet and Russian Decision-Making in Afghanistan and Chechnya" by Oleg Grinevsky [1998-06_grinevsky.pdf] 6 pages, 147 KB
- 1998. "Islam in Chechnya" by Edward W. Walker [1998-06_walker.pdf] 6 pages, 119 KB
- 1997. Minorities, Mullahs, and Modernity: Reshaping Community in the Former Soviet Union by Mark Saroyan
