Tackling Corruption in Uzbekistan: New Report by EXCAS Member David Lewis
In February 2016, the Amsterdam-based telecoms company Vimpelcom paid almost US$800 million in fines to settle charges of paying bribes […]
What’s going on at ExCAS? People, projects, publications, and ‘pportunities like PhDs and postdocs.
In February 2016, the Amsterdam-based telecoms company Vimpelcom paid almost US$800 million in fines to settle charges of paying bribes […]
Congratulations to the eight, yes EIGHT, Exeter Central Asian Studies associates and friends who completed their PhD and/or graduated in the […]
Cover photo: ISIS militants in Raqqa, Syria Credit: RFE/RL Last week EXCAS member Edward Lemon discussed the role that […]
On Thursday 13th and Friday 14th November, John Heathershaw, David Lewis, Gregorio Bettiza and Edward Lemon from the Department of […]
Between 26 June and 1 July a series of academic events are taking place around the world to discuss the […]
A global discussion taking place June 26- July 1. 2014 Join the Exeter Discussion: Friday, June 27 (2pm) Room 218, […]
Researchers at Risk in Central Asia: the Detention of Alexander Sodiqov A Global Discussion 27 June 2014 University of […]
On 29 April, EXCAS member Dr David Lewis spoke at an event called “Shelter from the storm?” hosted by the […]
Central Asian dictators close down the space for domestic political opposition. But politics is still present, only it has moved […]
Congratulations to Timor Sharan who passed his viva with no corrections on Monday. Timor’s thesis addressed the network politics of state-building under […]
ExCAS member Ed Lemon has won the best graduate student paper prize of the new journal Central Asian Affairs. His […]
ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre Studentship: The Political Economy of Extractive Industries in Central Asia This project is one […]