This track explores the formation of identity among Central Asian nomadic groups and the preservation of their cultural heritage. It seeks to understand how traditions are maintained and transformed in the context of modernity.

Focusing on the economic systems of pastoralist societies, this track examines the role of livestock in shaping social and economic relations. Papers will analyze the sustainability and adaptability of pastoralism in changing environments.

This session investigates the historical and contemporary migration patterns of Central Asian nomads and their impact on social structures. It aims to highlight the interplay between mobility and cultural exchange.

This track invites contributions that utilize archaeological findings to shed light on the lifestyles and practices of nomadic cultures in Central Asia. It aims to bridge the gap between material culture and historical narratives.

Exploring the significance of oral traditions, this session focuses on how nomadic societies preserve their historical memory through storytelling and folklore. It will examine the role of oral narratives in shaping cultural identity.

This track delves into the spiritual beliefs and practices of Central Asian nomads, with a particular focus on shamanism. Papers will explore the role of ritual in community cohesion and individual identity.