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McGlinchey: Bishkek will need to do the heavy lifting to increase bilateral cooperation

(Eurasianet) Speculation is mounting that Kyrgyzstan wants to repair relations with the United States after a dispute over human rights torpedoed ties last summer. Kyrgyzstan's dealings with the United States…

Foreign Policy Consequences of Homegrown Eurasian Nationalism

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) U.S. policymakers confront a paradox in Eurasian politics: more pluralistic Central Asian states are more prone than the region’s solidly authoritarian states to ethno-nationalist violence. In…

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Interview: Scott Radnitz on Kyrgyzstan

(The Diplomat) A look at the recent political, security and economic developments in Kyrgyzstan. Scott Radnitz is an Associate Professor at the Henry M Jackson School of International Studies, and…

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Eurasian Visions: Integration and Geopolitics in Central Asia

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Perspectives Volume) The idea of regional integration in post-Soviet Eurasia is as old as the post-Soviet states themselves. From the moment the USSR collapsed, Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan…

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Eurasian Visions: Integration and Geopolitics in Central Asia

The idea of regional integration in post-Soviet Eurasia is as old as the post-Soviet states themselves. From the moment the USSR collapsed, Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan spearheaded efforts to establish…

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McGlinchey, Roberts: Kyrgyzstan’s democracy has room to grow

(The Diplomat) Kyrgyzstan’s political and strategic value as a partner for the United States in Central Asia has waned as the transit center at Manas was closed and the U.S.…

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New Policy Memo: Labor Migration in the Eurasian Union: Will Freedom of Movement Trump Domestic Controls?

(Guest contribution by Caress Schenk) In preparation for Romanian and Bulgarian citizens’ full access to the EU labor market in January 2014, UK Prime Minister David Cameron proposed a new policy…

Labor Migration in the Eurasian Union: Will Freedom of Movement Trump Domestic Controls?

(Guest contribution) In preparation for Romanian and Bulgarian citizens’ full access to the EU labor market in January 2014, UK Prime Minister David Cameron proposed a new policy agenda that would…

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New Policy Memo: Post-Succession Scenarios in Central Asia

The first generation of Central Asian presidents will not be around forever. It is only a matter of time before the region experiences several successions stemming, most likely, from the…

Post-Succession Scenarios in Central Asia

The first generation of Central Asian presidents will not be around forever. It is only a matter of time before the region experiences several successions stemming, most likely, from the…

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PONARS Eurasia Podcast

Kyrgyzstan

McGlinchey: Bishkek will need to do the heavy lifting to increase bilateral cooperation

Foreign Policy Consequences of Homegrown Eurasian Nationalism

Interview: Scott Radnitz on Kyrgyzstan

Eurasian Visions: Integration and Geopolitics in Central Asia

Eurasian Visions: Integration and Geopolitics in Central Asia

McGlinchey, Roberts: Kyrgyzstan’s democracy has room to grow

New Policy Memo: Labor Migration in the Eurasian Union: Will Freedom of Movement Trump Domestic Controls?

Labor Migration in the Eurasian Union: Will Freedom of Movement Trump Domestic Controls?

New Policy Memo: Post-Succession Scenarios in Central Asia

Post-Succession Scenarios in Central Asia