State and law in Central Asia through the eyes of Russian and Western travelers of the XVIIIth - early XXth centuries
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For the first time in Russian science, the book attempts to analyze the information of Russian and Western travelers about the statehood and law of the countries, regions and peoples of Central Asia in the XVIIIth - early XXth centuries. Diplomats, scientists, scouts, merchants, sometimes tourists and even captives had the opportunity to observe the functioning of government and the regulation of legal relations in the Central Asian states, often becoming participants in these relations themselves.
