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“Central Asian Law: Legal Cultures and Business Environments in Central Asia” is a 4-year research and training project funded by the European Commission

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Central Asian Law project member Nilufar Khudayarova from Kurultai Research and Consulting shares her experience of secondment in Turkey, and her research on the reforms of higher education in Uzbekistan. You can read the full blog here: https://t.co/GO0AXUyXS3

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Nazgul Baigabatova and Aliya Kashaganova shared their guest research stay experience coming from the Zhetysu University to Zurich University. The two researchers could work on their papers and participate at research activities https://t.co/acrDRoCBWm

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Central Asian Law project participants presented their research at the CESS Annual Conference at the University of Pittsburgh on October 19-22, 2023. https://t.co/KmuJ9Q133I

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... bringing their homeland’ into the host country as a way to renegotiate their place in Russian society. The article title is inspired by a folk song once-famous among migrants on Youtube about. https://t.co/tBbNlFSICI

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"What Have You Done, Brother Putin?"

The article titled ‘“What Have You Done, Brother Putin?" Everyday Geopolitics and Central Asian Labour Migration to Russia’ is just published by @CASurvey @shrzderaliev @UrinboyevRustam
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Through reflections to different developments in Russia, Uzbek migrants enter into complex negotiations over power and identity in their everyday practices. Simultaneously, when an opportunity exists to do so, migrants engage in transnational space-making...

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Delving into the Intricate Interplay of Law, Society, and Islam in Uzbekistan! Rustamjon Urinboyev's latest paper, 'Islamic Legal Culture in Uzbekistan,' is now available online in open access. Access the full article here: https://t.co/KcaeLCKCjT @UrinboyevRustam @DesiKOLAROVA

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Central Asian Law project participants shared their research findings at the ESCAS 2023 Conference in Almaty! Topics include rural sectors in Uzbekistan, comparative rural crime, legal informality in trade and publications strategies @DesiKOLAROVA https://t.co/Vb9QGPsnHc

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This conference includes experts from various fields, such as anthropology, sociology, gender studies, international relations, political science, and history, who came together to explore the dynamic landscape of Central Asia.

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The Central Asian Law project researchers are participating in the ESCAS 2023 Regional Conference in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The conference, themed "Power, people, and cultural change in an ever-evolving Central Asia," is taking place from 21st to 24th September 2023. @DesiKOLAROVA

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This time, our blog series features a research summary by Diyorbek Ibragimov, a guest researcher at Lund University. Diyorbek writes about the role of IT in the fight against corruption by focusing on Uzbekistan. https://t.co/vV8kT4nibN

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The Central Asian Law project does not only give an opportunity for researchers to widen their horizons, but also serves as a platform for knowledge transfer. Three project guest researchers presented their research topics at a seminar at WIUT. https://t.co/Gsiazs2vRL

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Jintao Yang, a PhD student from the University of Latvia conducted his secondment in Uzbekistan. He researched about the factors that affect the inflow of the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) from the European Union to Central Asia. https://t.co/htXFMkbSvL

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Diyorbek Ibragimov, a guest researcher at Lund University is doing research on identifying and assessing corruption risks in the construction sector. He shares details in this blog post: https://t.co/3eL8rjgloh

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A workshop for participants of the Central Asian Law project was held in Istanbul on January 3-4, 2023. The main focus of the two-day workshop was for the early-stage researchers to receive feedback from experienced researchers and their peers. https://t.co/2hl2RjVuAh

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The second day of our Central Asian Law: Legal Cultures and Business Environments in Central Asia conference happening in Istanbul, Turkey. Our researchers are presenting their articles and findings before we publish them.

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First day of our Central Asian Law: Legal Cultures and Business Environments in Central Asia project officially started today in Istanbul, Turkey. Conference dates 03-04 January. With the following link you can join to the conference: https://t.co/XFOF667moS @DesiKOLAROVA

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A PhD candidate from the University of Latvia did research on double taxation issues, specifically focusing on how Kyrgyzstan has implemented the mutual agreement procedures of the Model Tax Convention. Read the blog post here: https://t.co/LSTS5z5rFe