U.S.-Russia relations in Central Asia: Change within
Op-ed in The Washington Times by CAP Director Marlene Laruelle.
How Islam Will Change Russia
New publication by CAP Director Marlene Laruelle through The Jamestown Foundation.
Experts Speak At CSIS Panel On Uzbekistan
CAP’s Sebastien Peyrouse joined the panel at an event co-organized by CAP, CSIS, and RFE/RL on Regime Succession in Uzbekistan.
NYT Opinion Article by CAP Associate Sarah Kendzior – “Independence Day for a Scared Nation”
See Sarah Kendzior’s opinion article on Uzbekistan in the New York Times.
VOA: Washington Seeks Cooperation with Central Asia Nations Despite Human Rights Concerns
A Voice of America report including an interview with CAP Director Marlene Laruelle.
Voice of America interviews CAP director Marlene Laruelle
Watch Marlene Laruelle’s interview with VOA.
China’s Silk Road Belt Outpaces Russia’s Economic Union
Catherine Putz covers Alexander Cooley’s presentation at CAP’s recent Security Workshop in The Diplomat.
How to Fight ISIS Messaging in Central Asia? Religious Freedom
Catherine Putz covers CAP’s recent event, “Public and State Responses to ISIS Messaging in Central Asia” with Noah Tucker, in The Diplomat.
WETA Covers ‘Old Patterns, New Order’ Exhibit
WETA covers CAP’s ‘Old Patterns, New Order. Socialist Realism in Central Asia’ exhibit as part of its Around the Town series.
Marriage in Kyrgyzstan and What Not to Wear in Tajikistan
This original report in The Diplomat by Catherine Putz includes Hélène Thibault’s CAP brief, “Female Virtue, Religion and State Ideology in Tajikistan” in the weekend reads.
New Approach Weaves Traditional Textiles with Socialist Realism Art
Original report in The Washington Diplomat by Vanessa H. Larson about the “Old Patterns, New Order: Socialist Realism in Central Asia” exhibit.
Visit Central Asia at a Textile Museum exhibit
The GW Hatchet interviews Central Asia Program Director, Marlene Laruelle, about the “Old Patterns, New Order: Socialist Realism in Central Asia” exhibit.
Kyrgyzstan, the Mouse that Roared?
Original report in The Diplomat by Catherine Putz.
Russia, China and Their Relations with Central Asia: An Interview with Marlene Laruelle
Steppe Dispatches interview with Central Asia Program Director, Marlene Laruelle.
6 Myths of Muslim Radicalization in Central Asia
At a workshop hosted by George Washington University’s Central Asia Program, John Heathershaw, an associate professor in international relations at the University of Exeter, and David Montgomery, a visiting assistant professor in anthropology at the University of Pittsburgh, discussed the findings of their report, released last November by Chatham House, The Myth of Post-Soviet Muslim Radicalization in the Central Asian Republics.
United Nations choose WWCASA video and photo for “Water for Life Decade” exhibit
To celebrate the completion of the International Water for Life Decade (2005-2015), the United Nations organized an exhibition and selected our photo to display!
In the news: Marcel De Haas
Voice of America published an article regarding Dr. Marcel De Haas’ recent talk about Kazakhstan’s security policy at the George Washington University.
In the News 2014
Find links to recent news right ups about what the Central Asia Program has been up to.
In the News 2013
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