Central Asia's good times should not be taken for granted
The region's opening rests on a few leaders and on outside demand for its location. Neither is guaranteed to last.
Crossroads Central Asia is an independent research institute in Central Asia
An independent institute in Bishkek, working with partners on joint research and bringing Central Asian expertise into international debates on the region.
The region's opening rests on a few leaders and on outside demand for its location. Neither is guaranteed to last.
Shairbek Juraev
Eva Morgan
Aijan Sharshenova
Research and summer schools with TU Dortmund University and partners in Kazakhstan and Georgia.
Whether carbon taxation or emissions trading could work in Kyrgyzstan, for the CAREC Think Tank Network.
A conference and policy briefs on thirty years of the region's relations with outside powers.
Field research on how family networks shape small business in Kyrgyzstan, with the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
