2010
Cynthia Werner and Holly Barcus (in press) "The Kazakhs of Western Mongolia: Transnational Migration from 1990-2008" Asian Ethnicity.
2009
Cynthia Werner (2009) “Bride Abduction in Post-Soviet Central Asia: Marking a Shift Towards
Patriarchy Through Local Discourses of Shame and Tradition” Journal of
Royal Anthropological Institute 15:314-331.
Cynthia
Werner and Holly Barcus (2009) “Mobility, Immobility and Return Migration:
The Impact of Transnational Migration on the Kazakh Diaspora in Mongolia” Migration
Letters 6(1):49-62.
Cynthia
Werner (2009) “Ethics Training at Texas A&M” Anthropology News
50(6): 29.
2008
“The Moral Dimensions of
Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal in Texas” In Economics
and Morality. Edited
by Lynne Milgram and Katherine Brown. Altamira Press.
Pp. 143-166.
Cynthia
Werner (2008) Book Review. Modern Mongolia: Reclaiming Genghis Khan.
Edited
by Paula Sabloff, University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and
Anthropology,
2001. American Anthropologist 110(1):139-140.
Cynthia
Werner (2008) Book Review. Everyday Life in Central Asia: Past and Present.
Edited
by Jeff Sahadeo and Russell Zanca, Indiana University Press, 2007. The
Russian
Review 67(3): 547-48.
2007
Kathleen
Purvis-Roberts, Cynthia Werner, and Irene Frank (2007) “Perceived Risks from
Radiation and Nuclear Testing Near Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan: A Comparison Between
Physicians, Scientists and the Public” Risk Analysis 27(2):291-302.
Cynthia Werner and Kathleen Purvis-Roberts (2007)
“Unraveling the Secrets of
the
Past: Contested Versions of Nuclear Testing in the Soviet Republic of
Kazakhstan” In Half-Lives and Half-Truths: Confronting the Radioactive
Legacy of the Cold War. Edited by Barbara Johnston. Santa Fe, New Mexico:
School for Advanced Research Press. Pp. 277-298.
Holly
Barcus and Cynthia Werner (2007) “Transnational Identities: Mongolian
Kazakhs
in the Twenty-first Century” Geographische Rundschau International Edition
3(3):4-10
2006
Cynthia
Werner and Kathleen Purvis-Roberts (2006) “After the Cold War: International Politics,
Domestic Policy, and the Nuclear Legacy in Kazakhstan” Central Asian Survey
25(4): 461-480.
2005
Norbert
Dannhaeuser and Cynthia Werner, eds. (2005) Markets and Market
Liberalization:
Ethnographic Reflections.
Research in Economic Anthropology,
Vol.
24. Elsevier Science.
2004
Cynthia
Werner and Duran Bell, eds. (2004) Values and Valuables: From the Sacred
to
the Symbolic. Society
for Economic Anthropology Book Series. Altamira Press.
Cynthia
Werner (2004) “Women, Marriage, and the Nation-State: The Rise of
Nonconsensual
Bride Kidnapping in Post-Soviet Kazakhstan.” In Transformations of
Central
Asian States: From Soviet Rule to Independence. Edited by Pauline Jones
Luong.
Cornell University Press. Pp. 59-89.
Cynthia
Werner (2004) "Feminizing the New Silk Road: Women Traders in Rural
Kazakhstan."
In Post-Soviet Women Encountering Transition: Nation-Building,
Economic
Survival, and Civic Activism.
Edited by Carol Nechemias and Kathleen Kuehnast. Johns Hopkins
University Press. Pp. 105-126.
Cynthia
Werner (2004) “Kazakhs.” In Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender: Men and
Women
in the World’s Cultures.
Edited by Carol R. Ember and Melvin Ember.
Kluwer
Academic/Plenum Publishers. Pp. 572-580.
Cynthia
Werner (2004) Book Review. Markets and Moralities: Ethnographies of
Postsocialism. Edited by Ruth Mandel and Caroline
Humphrey, Berg, 2002.
American
Ethnologist 31(3). Online:
www.music.columbia.edu/%7Ececenter/AES/amereth.html.
Cynthia
Werner (2004) “Ethical Dilemmas of Bride Kidnapping in Central Asia.”
Anthropology
News 45(6): 5, 7.
Cynthia Werner (2004) “Kazakhs.” In Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender: Men and
Women in the World’s Cultures. Edited by Carol R. Ember and Melvin Ember.
Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers. Pp. 572-580.
2003
Norbert
Dannhaeuser and Cynthia Werner, eds. (2003) Anthropological Perspectives
on
Economic Development and Integration.
Research in Economic Anthropology,
Vol.
22. Elsevier Science.
Cynthia
Werner (2003) “The New Silk Road: Mediators and Tourism Development in
Post-Soviet
Central Asia.” Ethnology 42(2):141-59.
Cynthia
Werner (2003) “Between Market and Family: Women on the New Silk Road”
Gender
at Work in Economic Life.
Edited by Gracia Clark. Altamira Press.
Pp.
115-124.
Cynthia
Werner, Kathleen Purvis and Nurlan Ibraev (2003) “Comparative Perceptions
of
Risk from Nuclear Testing in Kazakhstan: Preliminary Results and Proposed
Research”
Central Eurasian Studies Review 2(2):11-14.
2002
Norbert
Dannhaeuser and Cynthia Werner, eds. (2002) Social Dimensions in the
Economic
Process. Research in
Economic Anthropology, Vol. 21. Elsevier Science.
2001
Tina
Carlsen, Leif Petersen, Brant Ulsh, Cynthia Werner, Kathleen Purvis and Anna Sharber
(2001) “Radionuclide Contamination at Kazakhstan’s Semipalatinsk Test Site: Implications
on Human and Ecological Health” Human and Ecological Risk Assessment
7(4):943-955.
2000
Cynthia
Werner (2000) “Gifts, Bribes and Development in Post-Soviet Kazakhstan”
Human
Organization
59(1):11-22.
Reprinted In (2002) Economic
Development: An Anthropological Approach.
Edited
by Jeffrey Cohen and Norbert Dannhaeuser. Altamira Press. Pp. 183-208.
Cynthia Werner (2000) “Consuming Modernity, Imagining Tradition: Transnational
Processes, National Identity Formation and Wedding Feasts in Post-Soviet
Kazakhstan” Anthropology of East Europe Review: Central Europe, Eastern Europe
and Eurasia 18(2):125-134.
Cynthia
Werner (2000) Book Review. Nation-Building in the Post-Soviet Borderlands:
The
Politics of National Identities.
By Graham Smith, Vivien Law, Andrew Wilson,
Annette
Bohr and Edward Allworth, Cambridge, 1998. Nationalities Papers
28(2):375-377.
1999
Cynthia Werner (1999) “The Dynamics of Feasting and Gift Exchange in Rural
Kazakhstan” In Contemporary Kazaks: Social and Cultural Perspectives. Edited by
Ingvar Svanberg. London: Curzon Press. Pp. 47-72.
Cynthia
Werner (1999) Book Review. Getting Married in Korea: Of Gender, Morality
and
Modernity. By Laurel
Kendall, California, 1996. American Ethnologist 26(3):769-770.
Cynthia
Werner (1999) Book Review. The End of Nomadism? Society, State and
Environment
in Inner Asia. By
Caroline Humphrey and David Sneath, Duke, 1999.
Nationalities
Papers 27(4):710-712.
1998
Cynthia
Werner (1998) “Household Networks and the Security of Mutual Indebtedness in Rural
Kazakhstan” Central Asian Survey 17(4):597-612.
Cynthia Werner (1998) “Gift Exchange and the Transition to a Market in a Kazakh
Village" Akhmed Yasavi University Herald 1:12-23.
Cynthia Werner (1998) “Women and the Art of Household Networking in Rural
Kazakhstan” Islamic Quarterly 41(1):52-68.
1997
Cynthia Werner (1997) “The Eighth Annual Nava’i Lecture. Marketing Gifts: The
Dynamics of Change in a Kazakh Village,” Central Asia Monitor 6:1-7.
Cynthia Werner (1997) “Marriage, Markets and Merchants: Changes in Wedding Feasts
and Household Consumption Patterns in Rural Kazakhstan” Culture and Agriculture
19(1/2):6-13.
1994
Cynthia Werner (1994) “A Preliminary Assessment of the Attitudes Toward the
Privatization of Agriculture in Contemporary Kazakhstan” Central Asian Survey
13(2):295-304.
