Titlebook: Russian-American Relations; Islamic and Turkic D Hafeez Malik (Professor of Political Science) Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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,Tatarstan’s Quest for Autonomy within the Russian Federation,g surprise, as well as a disappointment, to the Tatar national movement, which expected the treaty to bring about a welldefined independence. However President Boris Yeltsin saw it as a major achievement as he could use the treaty as a model to settle Russia’s relationships with the other twenty aut

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,Russia–Tatarstan: Economic Reform Problems, Internally a viable model would reduce the probability of significant social tensions; externally Russia would shift from a confrontational to an accomodative stance . the international community. The policy of confrontation exhausted the country’s resources and led to its collapse in 1991. We woul

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Tatar Renaissance in the Context of Eurasian Civilisation,tion and showed the way to future development. It is no exaggeration to say that modern global culture in a broad sense sprang from the Renaissance, a very widespread phenomenon that exceeded the limits of separate national cultures. But at the same time we must not forget that the European Renaissa

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,Tatarstan’s Model of Cultural Revival,inds, including the decline of the Tatar culture and its intellectual fund. By the end of the twentieth century the threat of total assimilation and the loss of the nation’s main remaining feature, its language, were very real. The Tatars, as citizens of Russia and the former USSR, shared the genera

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