Return to Kabul? Russian Policy in Afghanistan
This article was first published in June 2020 by the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies Executive Summary […]
Archive: Articles and pages marked “ExCAS”
What’s going on at ExCAS? People, projects, publications, and ‘pportunities like PhDs and postdocs.
Russia as Peacebuilder? Russia’s Coercive Mediation Strategy
This article was first published in June 2020 by the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies. Executive Summary […]
A Tale of Two Recycling Initiatives: State, Society and Waste Management in St Petersburg and Shanghai
This article first appeared on the Foreign Policy Centre website at the following link:https://fpc.org.uk/a-tale-of-two-recycling-initiatives-state-society-and-waste-management-in-st-petersburg-and-shanghai/ Its 7pm on a summery evening […]
Russian organised crime and money laundering – tackling ‘Vory’ and Moneyland
PROJECT LAUNCH With Oliver Bullough and Mark Galeotti 5.30-7.00pm, Wednesday 27 February, 2019 Location: Amory 128 Russian and Eurasian organised […]
ESCAS 2019 pre-conference workshop, University of Exeter 26 June, 2019
Applications now open for the ESCAS 2019 pre-conference workshop! University of Exeter 26th of June 2019 […]
2018 Central Eurasian Studies Society Book Award shortlists
History and the Humanities Campbell, Ian W. 2017. Knowledge and the Ends of Empire: Kazak Intermediaries and Russian Rule on […]
How Postcolonial is Post-Western IR? Understanding the International Politics of Russia and Central Asia
Scholars of International Relations have called for the creation of a post-Western IR that reflects the global and local contexts […]
Dictators Without Borders – A new book by Alexander Cooley & John Heathershaw
Dictators Without Borders: Power and Money in Central Asia (Yale University Press, 2017) A new book by Alexander Cooley & […]
Kemel Toktomushev, Kyrgyzstan: Regime Security and Foreign Policy (Routledge, 2017)
Congratulations to Kemel Toktomushev on his recently published book, Kyrgyzstan: Regime Security and Foreign Policy (Routledge, 2017), based on his […]
PhD scholarships for entry in 2017/18
John Heathershaw and David Lewis are accepting applications for PhD study in all areas of Central Asian and Post-Soviet politics, […]
Event Report: Completion of Rising Powers and Conflict Management in Central Asia project (London, 13-14 July 2016)
On 13-14 July, 2016, we held closing events in London for the ESRC research project ‘Rising Powers and Conflict Management […]
Central Asian Political Exiles database launched
The Central Asian Political Exiles database (CAPE) is now live. The database includes exiles and political refugees from five Central […]