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Social Mobilization in the Absence of Infrastructure and Services on the Urban Margins: Toward “Societal Infrastructures”

  • November 15, 2021
How do communities deal with the decay, failure or complete absence of infrastructure? In the fourth decade after the collapse of the Soviet and other Socialist states, this question is…
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  • 9 min
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Mosque Diplomacy in Central Asia: Geopolitics Beginning with the Mihrab

  • December 16, 2020
In Islamic states or in countries with predominantly Muslim populations, mosques are one of the forms of nation-building. They serve as a means to visually demonstrate the attitude of the…
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  • 13 min
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Feminism and Central Asia – What Went Wrong?

  • June 25, 2020
Feminism is not adequately perceived in Central Asian societies. Some consider it as a threat to the existing traditions of the patriarchal foundation, when a woman (responsible for too many…
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  • 11 min
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On the Uzbek media development: An interview with Nikita Makarenko

  • June 12, 2020
Main photo: President Shavkat Mirziyoev with bloggers, August 2019Media in Uzbekistan  represents an interesting object of study. After President Shavkat Mirziyoyev came to power, the media, which under the previous…
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  • 10 min
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Tajik Fashion and the Challenges of Achieving an International Breakthrough

  • February 17, 2020
Just recently, Tajikistan, with its rich aesthetic traditions, has seemingly made a breakthrough in the fashion arena with some great designers like Khurshed Sattorov (born in 1981), Nafisa Imronova (1991)…
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  • Political Vagabonds of the Steppe and Their Influence on Modern Eurasia. A Conversation About Qazaqlïq With Joo-Yup Lee
    • 12.01.22
    • 15 min
  • Jewelry of Central Asia: Past and Present of the Art Tradition
    • 24.01.22
    • 11 min
  • The Treasures of Pazyryk Kurgans in the Hermitage Museum
    • 11.02.22
    • 14 min
  • The Turkic Roots of Monomakh’s Cap: An Interview with Guzel Valeeva-Suleymanova
    • 07.03.22
    • 11 min
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WILDNESS. About Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan

  • June 24, 2019
In the former Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan, thousands of young girls and women are kidnapped every year to be forced into marriage. Although the practice was outlawed in 2013, bride…
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  • 9 min
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Nazarbayev Generation. Kazakhstan’s Youth, National Identity Transformations and their Political Consequences

  • March 21, 2019
Half of Kazakhstan’s population was born after Nazarbayev took power three decades ago: those aged under 29 comprise 9 million Kazakhstani citizens, or 51 percent of the population.They have no…
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  • 9 min
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Secondary Schools and Inequality: Navigating the Fragmented Landscape of Educational Choices in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

  • February 22, 2019
Author Aigoul Abdoubaetova researches the growing gap in educational opportunities in Kyrgyzstan. She is Programme Manager of the MA in Politics and Security at the OSCE Academy in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan,…
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  • 11 min
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Vulnerability and Resilience of Young People in Kyrgyzstan to Radicalization, Violence and Extremism: Analysis Across Five Domains

  • February 1, 2019
Youth occupies a special place in radicalization processesThis is even reflected in the names of some terrorist groups: Taliban means “students” and Al-Shabab means “young men” (4). In Central Asia,…
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  • 17 min
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Eurasia on the Move. Interdisciplinary Approaches to a Dynamic Migration Region

  • November 13, 2018
Eurasia on the Move. Interdisciplinary approaches to a Dynamic Migration region, published by Nazarbayev University and GW’s Central Asia Program, discusses many aspects of migration flows in Eurasia. As Caress…
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  • Political Vagabonds of the Steppe and Their Influence on Modern Eurasia. A Conversation About Qazaqlïq With Joo-Yup Lee
    • 12.01.22
    • 15 min
  • Jewelry of Central Asia: Past and Present of the Art Tradition
    • 24.01.22
    • 11 min
  • The Treasures of Pazyryk Kurgans in the Hermitage Museum
    • 11.02.22
    • 14 min
  • The Turkic Roots of Monomakh’s Cap: An Interview with Guzel Valeeva-Suleymanova
    • 07.03.22
    • 11 min
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  • 13 min
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Not in Employment, Education, or Training. Understanding the Rising NEET Phenomenon in Kazakhstan’s South

  • July 24, 2018
In Kazakhstan, every fifth citizen belongs to the younger generation. Since young people are a fundamental asset to Kazakhstani society, it is critical for them to be equipped with the…
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  • 13 min
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Who Is “Tashkent City” For? Nation-Branding and Public Dialogue in Uzbekistan

  • June 7, 2018
“If they give me a proper place somewhere nearby, I will move. Otherwise, I will not go anywhere!” – Muhabbat Umarova, a woman in her 70s who is a resident…
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  • 12 min
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Everyday Life in Art and the Art of Everyday Life: Re-Reading Soviet Mosaics in Dushanbe

  • May 29, 2018
During the Soviet era, the present and future of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic were glorified in mosaics. Colorful pieces of stained glass, interspersed with stones from the mountains, could…
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    • 29.04.22
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  • Rural Women in Kyrgyzstan: “Ayalzattyn tagdyry: mezgil kүүsүndө” (Women’s Fates Don’t Choose Times). An Interview with Cholpon Koichumanova
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