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 […]
Articles posted by Saipira Furstenberg
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 […]
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 […]
Tajikistan: No Freedom beyond this point?
Saipira Furstenberg and John Heathershaw offer reflections on their visit to the OSCE (HDIM) meeting in Warsaw, 2018. […]
ESCAS 2019 pre-conference workshop, University of Exeter 26 June, 2019
Applications now open for the ESCAS 2019 pre-conference workshop! University of Exeter 26th of June 2019 […]
Central Asia Political Exiles Newsletter #2 — Summer 2018
Message from the Team Welcome to the summer edition of your Central Asia Political Exiles Newsletter. In this issue, we […]
Preventing Transnational Repression, Protecting Human Rights Ideas for the Future?
Transnational repression takes place where authoritarian regimes repress former citizens beyond their borders and so outside of their sovereign territory. […]
Tajikistan’s Imprisonment of Journalists: Khayrullo Mirsaidov and the question of Western (ir)responsibility
In recent years, the repression of civil society, the media and academia has starkly increased in Tajikistan[1]. A number of […]
Resilience and Repression of Political Islam in Central Asia: Muhiddin Kabiri at Chatham House
On the 20th June 2018, the Exeter Central Asian Studies network were delighted to be joined by Muhiddin Kabiri at […]
Kyrgyzstan’s struggle for freedom of expression
In Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan has long been considered as the ‘island of democracy’. In fact it’s the only country in […]
Political Exiles, Transnational Repression and Global Authoritarianism in Eurasia and Beyond
Monday, May 7, 2018 The Harriman Institute at Columbia University Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies 1512 International Affairs Building […]