Dictators without borders
Central Asian dictators close down the space for domestic political opposition. But politics is still present, only it has moved […]
Central Asian dictators close down the space for domestic political opposition. But politics is still present, only it has moved […]
Corruption in Central Asia: Can the extractive industries’ transparency initiative help? Friday 2 May, 11am-1pm, Queen’s Building LT7,1+2 Tom Mayne, Global […]
On 1 April 2014, John Heathershaw spoke at the inaugural meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Tajikistan at the Houses […]
On 7 March 2014, David Lewis spoke at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office seminar, ‘Afghanistan as a threat to Central […]
1.00-2.30pm, Feb 26th Amory 115 Dr Roy Allison, University of Oxford, ‘Putin’s Eurasian Union: a divisive political project or a […]
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 […]
1.00-2.30pm, Feb 5th Amory 115 Speakers: Elima Karalaeva, ‘Modernization and Reformation of Tax Administration in the Kyrgyz Republic: Problems and […]
The Soviet Union may be dead, but Marx retains his grip on Tajik academia. His thinking still pervades the teaching […]
3.30-4.30pm, Monday 13 January, Building:One Marchant Syndicate Room A Richard Wood, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, ‘The UK Government’s Building Stability Overseas Strategy’ […]
Friday 24th January, 2-4 pm, Amory 143 Dr Anna Matveeva, Honorary Fellow, University of Exeter “Border Security or security of […]
ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre Studentship: The Political Economy of Extractive Industries in Central Asia This project is one […]