unpublished academic papers

• Comparative Approaches to Women’s Emancipation in Uzbekistan

• Hujum and the Veil: Seeing Uzbek Women as Independent Agents in a Soviet Campaign

• Langston Hughes’ Soviet Women: Representations of Women as Symbols of Emancipation and Transformation in Soviet Central Asia

• Langston Hughes’ Bukhara: Women, Socialism, and the Transformation of the City

• The New Peasant Woman: How Collectivization Influenced Representations of Women in Soviet Political Art in the 1930s

• The Tajik Language in Soviet and Post-Soviet Context

• Memory and Legacy of the Tajik Civil War

• National Narrative in Post-War Tajikistan

• Children Left Behind: Observations and Analysis