Barbarians at the Gate Podcast: Yaqub Beg and the Provincializing of Western China

Update: 2016-08-03

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Jeremiah and James look at the life and times of Yaqub Beg (1820-1877) and what his legacy means for Beijing's relationship with Western China and Central Asia today.

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Barbarians at the Gate Podcast: Yaqub Beg and the Provincializing of Western China

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Barbarians at the Gate Podcast: Yaqub Beg and the Provincializing of Western China

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Barbarians at the Gate Podcast: Yaqub Beg and the Provincializing of Western China