Skip to content
HN Hazara Network
HAZARA NETWORK · LIBRARY

Hazara Network Books & Resources

A library exploring Hazara history, culture and thought

The Hazara Network Library brings together books, articles, academic research and historical documents about Hazaras, Afghanistan and Hazara communities around the world. Our aim is to provide reliable, transparent and searchable resources for researchers, students, teachers and everyone interested in Hazara history, culture, language and society.

Each resource includes available publication details, author, language, publication year, a short description, original source and access status, helping readers find relevant material and reach its original source.

Research & Publications

Articles, research, theses, reports and periodicals.

Explore resources

Documents & Primary Sources

Historical documents, manuscripts and records of value to research and study.

Explore resources

Library Resources

15 resources
Recovery and Reconstruction in Afghanistan
Research & Academic WorksOriginal source

Recovery and Reconstruction in Afghanistan

William Maley
Publication year: 1995 · English

William Maley’s Recovery and Reconstruction in Afghanistan examines Afghanistan’s political, economic and social conditions in the post-war period. The paper discus…

View details
BooksResource information

THE HAZARAS BY HASSAN POLADI

HASSAN POLADI
Publication year: 1989 · English

The Hazāras By Hassan Poladi Several American scholars have studied the Hazara culture and tradition, but the most important among them is a noted anthropologist, D…

View details
سیمینار بیطرفی دایمی و غیر نظامی ساختن افغانستان : مجموعه مقالات
Articles & EssaysOriginal source

سیمینار بیطرفی دایمی و غیر نظامی ساختن افغانستان : مجموعه مقالات

پوهنوال عبدالعزیز؛ پوهاند دوکتور غلام سخی؛ دوکتور محمداکرم عثمان؛ پوهنمل عبدالسمیع روشنگر؛ پوهنمل گلداد
Publication year: 1970 · Dari/ دری
View details

Suggest a Resource

Know a valuable book, article, research work or document missing from this library? Send its details to Hazara Network for review and possible inclusion.

Suggest a resource