Surviving Everyday Life: The Securityscapes of Threatened People in Kyrgyzstan

Front Cover -- Series Information -- Surviving Everyday Life: The Securityscapes Of Threatened People In Kyrgyzstan -- Copyright Information -- Table Of Contents -- List Of Figures And Tables -- Notes On Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- 1 Introduction -- Note -- References -- 2 Studying Danger In Central Asia: Towards A Concept Of Everyday Securityscapes -- Introduction -- From National To Human Security -- From Security As Condition To Security As Practice -- Human Security As Everyday Practice -- The Concept Of Securityscapes -- References 3 Security Practices And The Survival Of Cafes In Southern Kyrgyzstan -- Introduction -- Politicization Of Food And Identity -- Food Business In The Soviet And Post-soviet Context -- Securityscapes: Criminals, Corruption And Patronage -- Elections And Politics Before And After The Events Of June 2010 -- Securityscapes After The June 2010 Events: Alcohol Prohibitions And Avoidance -- Alcohol Prohibitions And Nightlife Avoidance -- Professional Profiles Of Waitresses: Adaptation And Avoidance -- Securityscapes: Names And Music Avoidance -- Uzbek Name Avoidance -- Uzbek Music Avoidance 'new Brand': Uighur Cafe And Lagman -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 4 Securing The Future Of Children And Youth: Uzbek Private Kindergartens And Schools In Osh -- Introduction -- The Osh Conflict -- Border Issues: Language And Education -- Local Kindergartens: Early Language Skills -- Private Schools: Safety And Security Concerns -- University: Challenges And Opportunities -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 5 Selective Memories, Identities And Places: Everyday Security Practices Of The Mughat Lyulis In Osh -- Introduction -- Lyulis Of Central Asia -- The Mughats Of Osh City Methodological Approaches And Challenges -- Security Practices Of Mughat Female Collectors -- Darbadar -- Shamanda -- Concealment And Adaptation Of Identities In The Formal Sector Of Employment -- Security Practices In The Marshrutka -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 6 How To Live With A Female Body: Securityscapes Against Sexual Violence And Related Interpretation Patterns Of Kyrgyz Women -- Introduction -- Theoretical Framework -- Research Design -- Analysis -- Risk Assessment And Threat Perception: Priority Attributes, Recognition Schemes And Knowledge About Typical Courses Of Events Societal Influences: Explanation Patterns For Sexual Violence, Societal Expectations And Related Behavioural Scripts -- Threat Response: Securityscapes -- Conclusion: How To Live With A Female Body -- References -- 7 Romantic Securityscapes Of Mixed Couples: Resisting Moral Panic, Surviving In The Present And Imagining The Future -- Introduction -- 'friendship Among Nations': Mixed Relationships During Soviet And Post-soviet Times -- Romantic Securityscapes Of Mixed Couples In Kyrgyzstan -- Living In The Moment: Losing Either The Loved One Or The Family -- A Female Perspective Edited By Marc Von Boemcken, Nina Bagdasarova, Aksana Ismailbekova And Conrad Schetter. An Impossible Choice Between The Loved One And Family: Boundaries Exist Not Only For Women Electronic Reproduction. New York Available Via World Wide Web.