Thinking-East 3.5

X-posted from Registan (as with virtually everything today).

This is the last edition of Thinking East as Ben and Co.'s new project, New Eurasia should go live shortly - at which point you'll see things x-posted from their Kyrgyzstan blog as well as I'm contributing and editing (in my capacity as Grammar Terrorist).

Incidentally, Ben notes that there is still a need for more people to run/contribute to blogs, and/or become copy or commissioning editors, forum moderators, advertisers, etc. So if you're interested, drop Ben a line to let him know.

Thinking-East 3.5
Posted By Ben On 27th July 2005 @ 09:17

New stuff from Thinking-East. Of interest for Registan readers:

• The impact of professional exchange programs to the US for students from Azerbaijan by Marianna and Katy
• Austin Kilroy: "The new Georgia: looking to the future, being pursued by the past"
• Olesya Ryzhova's critical account of failed Western engagement in Uzbekistan
• Bruno de Cordier: "Seeing demons where there are none" on wrong perceptions of Islam in Central Asia
• Anjelika Mamytova sees no women's participation in Kyrgyz politics
• Florence Hodous compares agricultural policies in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan

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