Uyghurs

Discover the profound narrative of the Uyghurs in Gardner Bovingdon's enlightening book, titled Uyghurs. Published in 2020 by Columbia University Press, this compelling work spans 304 pages, meticulously detailing the tumultuous history of Xinjiang and its distinct population of Chinese Muslims. Bovingdon thoughtfully explores over fifty years of Uyghur discontent, tracing the evolution of individual and collective acts of resistance since 1949. He provides an in-depth analysis of the influential roles that various transnational organizations have played in nurturing dissent within this vibrant community.
Join Bovingdon on a revealing journey through ethnic relations and nationalism, and deepen your understanding of the complex socio-political landscape faced by the Turkic peoples of China. Perfect for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in contemporary social issues, Uyghurs is essential reading for those seeking insight into this important topic.