Turkmenistan and the Fight Against COVID-19 July 6, 2020 Virtual event hosted by Central Asia Program at the Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian studies at the George Washington University… Continue reading Turkmenistan and the Fight Against COVID-19 (Video)
Tag: Central Asia
Post COVID-19: Building Resilience in Central Asia
The social and economic impacts of the novel coronavirus are amplified in Central Asia, where healthcare resources are limited, supply chains are vulnerable, and government revenues are dependent on a… Continue reading Post COVID-19: Building Resilience in Central Asia
Beijing Binds: How COVID-19 is Deepening China’s Relationship with Central Asia (Video)
Beijing Binds: How COVID-19 is Deepening China’s Relationship with Central Asia with Raffaello Pantucci June 30, 2020 COVID-19 has further exposed tensions that exist within China’s relations with Central Asia. Yet… Continue reading Beijing Binds: How COVID-19 is Deepening China’s Relationship with Central Asia (Video)
The European Union’s Influence in Central Asia. Geopolitical Challenges and Responses
The European Union’s Influence in Central Asia. Geopolitical Challenges and Responses OLGA ALINDA SPAISER Unknown yet highly strategic, Central Asia attracts the interest of major global powers due to its… Continue reading The European Union’s Influence in Central Asia. Geopolitical Challenges and Responses
Five Reasons to Support the UN Initiative on Overcoming the “Water Crisis” in Central Asia
By Bekhzod Kozakov
Uncertain continuity: Central Asia and the Trump administration
By Paul Stronski
Interview with Ivan Zuenko: On the Reality and the Future of Integrational Initiatives in Eurasia
By Rafael Sattarov
Sergey Abashin – Central Asian Migrants in Russia: Will there be a Religious Radicalization?
By Sergey Abashin
Islamic Education and Knowledge Transmission in Central Asia
Event hosted at CAP April 10, 2017.
A New Makeup of Central Asia? The First Results of the Regional Policy of Sh. Mirziyoyev
By Farkhod Tolipov
How the Terrorism–Trafficking Nexus Has Shaped Security Apparatuses in Central Asia
By Lawrence P. Markowitz
“The Art of the Deal”: A New American Approach to Engaging Central Asia?
By Roger Kangas, Academic Dean and a Professor of Central Asian Studies at the Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown… Continue reading “The Art of the Deal”: A New American Approach to Engaging Central Asia?
Russia’s Central Asia Policy 3.0: In the Post-Soviet Space, There Are No Eternal Allies, There Are Only Eternal Interests
By Rafael Sattarov
Policy and Institutional Change for Economic Performance and Social Justice in Pasture Management
By Safovudin Jaborov, Asyl Undeland, and Altynai Achilova
Stakes and Perspectives of the Portable Telephones Market in Central Asia
By Sebastien Peyrouse
Bibliography: Religion in Central Asia (Tsarist Period to 2016)
By Aurelie Biard
The Central Asia Security Workshop
CAP Papers No. 165
The Economies of Central Asia in Search of New Models
By CAA Network
Propiska as a Tool of Discrimination in Central Asia
By Malika Tukmadieyva
Do Remittances Cause Dutch Disease in Resource Poor Countries of Central Asia?
By Igor Eromenko
Chinese Think Tanks and Central Asia. A New Assessment
By Ruslan Izimov
What 2015 is promising for labor migrants from Central Asia
By Umida Hashimova
Tracking Factors of Change in Tajikistan and the Role of Islam
Central Asia Policy Brief No. 22, March 2015 On March 10, 2015, the Central Asia Program at GW organized an international conference on Tajikistan and its current political and social evolution. The first… Continue reading Tracking Factors of Change in Tajikistan and the Role of Islam
