Professor Richard Foltz (Concordia University) presents “What is the meaning of ‘Tajik’?”
13 May 2019, 16:30, IAIS Building/LT1 – An Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies seminar Open to everyone Richard […]
Round Table on : Reforms, Repression, Radicalization in Central Asia at Vilnius University
On the 12th of February, the Association of Migrants of Central Asia in partnership with Vilnius University Centre of Oriental […]
The Status of Tajikistan’s Political Opposition Abroad: An Event @ GWU
9 April, 2019 @ 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Central Asia Program, George Washington University WHERE: Room 505 1957 […]
Hui Muslims in China’s ‘Little Mecca’: Fusing Islamic and Han Practices
This article was originally published on the Foreign Policy Centre website on 14 March 2019: https://fpc.org.uk/hui-muslims-in-chinas-little-mecca-fusing-islamic-and-han-practices There has been much […]
Islamic State in Central Asia? Assessing the threat of terrorism
By Saipira Furstenberg This article was first published in Foreign Policy Centre, 11 March 2019. [This article was edited on […]
Russian organised crime and money laundering – tackling ‘Vory’ and Moneyland
PROJECT LAUNCH With Oliver Bullough and Mark Galeotti 5.30-7.00pm, Wednesday 27 February, 2019 Location: Amory 128 Russian and Eurasian organised […]
The China – US Trade War and the Future of the Liberal Economic Order
The topic on every internationally minded Chinese person’s lips when in conversation with a Westerner appears to be the US-China […]
New anti-corruption research project
Testing and evidencing the effectiveness of beneficial ownership checks: investigating the laundering of monies and reputations by African and Central […]
Transparency, Corruption and Offshore Finance in Central Asia
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The Central Asian Political Exiles Project Newsletter Autumn 2018#3
Message from the Team Welcome to the autumn edition of your Central Asia Political Exiles Newsletter. In this issue, we […]
Does the university internationalisation agenda erode academic freedom?
Our seminar with John Smith Trust fellows explored the boundaries of ‘liberal’ and ‘authoritarian’ in international education and research cooperation […]
Becoming ‘Active Citizens’ in the post-Soviet Space
Catherine Owen How do local governments in post-Soviet societies promote active citizenship? Why is this form of political […]