By Farhad Aliyev
Author: CAP
The AKP/Gülen Crisis in Turkey: Consequences for Central Asia and the Caucasus
Central Asia Policy Brief No. 16, April 2014 By Bayram Balci Bayram Balci is a visiting scholar in the Middle East Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, where his research focuses on… Continue reading The AKP/Gülen Crisis in Turkey: Consequences for Central Asia and the Caucasus
Youth in Kazakhstan: Societal Changes, Challenges and Opportunities
International conference on “Youth in Kazakhstan: Societal Changes, Challenges and Opportunities”
Russia’s Migration Policy for Central Asia: Missed Opportunities?
Central Asia Policy Forum No. 6, March 2014 Featuring: Ahmat Madeyev, Center for Public Policy, Bishkek Vladimir Malakhov, Director, Center of Political Theory and Applied Political Science, Russian Presidential Academy of Economy and… Continue reading Russia’s Migration Policy for Central Asia: Missed Opportunities?
Ирано-узбекские отношения в контексте современных геополитических перемен вокруг Центральной Азии
Д.п.н. Юлдашева Г.И.
Iranian-Uzbek relations in the geopolitical context of Central Asia
By Guli Yuldasheva
О методологической и логико- эпистемологической ситуации в общественно-гуманитарных науках Центральной Азии
В. С. Хан
On methodology and epistemological situation in humanities and social sciences in Central Asia
By Valery Khan
Post-Soviet transformations and the contemporary history of Uzbekistan
By Mirzokhid Rakhimov
The Role and Place of Oral History in Central Asian Studies
By Timur Dadabaev
Uzbekistan’s National Security Strategy: Threat and Response
By Richard Weitz
Doing Business in Uzbekistan: Formal Institutions and Informal Practices
By Erica Marat
Commenting on Ukraine: Voices from Central Asia
March 2014
Uzbekistan at a crossroads: Main developments, business climate, and political risks
By Akhmed Said
Seeking Divine Harmony: Uzbek Artisans and their Spaces
By Gül Berna Özcan
Digital Memory and a ‘Massacre’: Uzbek Identity in the Age of Social Media
By Sarah Kendzior and Noah Tucker
Addressing Soft Security Challenges in Kazakhstan and Central Asia
February 4, 2014 Conference
Private Initiative, Religious Education, and Family Values: A Case Study of a Brides’ School in Tashkent
By Rano Turaeva
Hayrullo Hamidov and Uzbekistan’s culture wars: how soccer, poetry, and pop-religion are “a danger to society”
By Noah Tucker
China’s Economic Presence in Uzbekistan: Realities and Potentials
Uzbekistan Initiative Papers No. 5, February 2014 By Vladimir Paramonov From 2003 onwards China’s economic activity in Uzbekistan has become more visible. The deterioration of relations between Uzbekistan and the U.S./West in 2004-05 and the landmark… Continue reading China’s Economic Presence in Uzbekistan: Realities and Potentials
The Visa Regime in Uzbekistan: A Failed Attempt at Balancing Regime Interests and Freedom of Individuals
Central Asia Fellowship Paper No. 3, February 2014 By Yevgenia Pak Yevgeniya Pak received her degree in legal studies from Westminster University in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, before pursuing her professional career as a practicing… Continue reading The Visa Regime in Uzbekistan: A Failed Attempt at Balancing Regime Interests and Freedom of Individuals
Navro’z and the Renewal of Uzbek National Culture
Uzbekistan Initiative Papers No. 4, February 2014 By Laura L. Adams Navro’z is an important holiday in contemporary Uzbekistan not just because of its profound popularity, but also as an exemplary case of a broader… Continue reading Navro’z and the Renewal of Uzbek National Culture
Explaining Political Order in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan Initiative Papers No. 3, February 2014 By Lawrence P. Markowitz Uzbekistan is regularly listed among the world’s weak states and it is often described as sitting on the threshold of state failure. Yet, Uzbekistan not… Continue reading Explaining Political Order in Uzbekistan
