Research Experience in Central State Archive of Uzbekistan
Explore the research journey at the Central State Archive of Uzbekistan, highlighting progressive changes, historical foundations, challenges, and preservation efforts. Uncover the unique aspects of gaining access to the archive, navigating through archival resources, and addressing management issues. Gain insights into the dynamic landscape of archival studies in Uzbekistan.
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Progressive changes and stagnant continuity: research experience in the Central State Archive of Uzbekistan Saidolimkhon Gaziev, Doctoral Fellow Humboldt University in Berlin
History of the archive Founded in 1919 on the basis of the documents collection of the governor of Turkestan 1920s and 1930s: reorganizations and major acquisitions Qoshbegi archive fond 126 1992 onwards the Central State Archive of Uzbekistan Uzbek communist party and KGB archives left out Continuity of Soviet style prohibitive attitudes
Getting into the archive Registration torment: what if you are a foreigner Reading room: crammed into a barrel Research conditions: back into pre-PC age Functions and purposes of the archive: look into the future
Challenges and progress Preservation of the documents Archival legislation and conditions for research Obsession with international rankings as a substitute for the real improvements Management issues
