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Kyrgyzstan

The Central Asianist Podcast: Of politics and patronage in Kyrgyzstan

Nate Schenkkan Apr 5, 2018
Sooronbai Jeenbekov addresses an audience at the opening of a kindergarten in the southern Osh province on June 12, 2017. Sooronbai Jeenbekov (right), now president of Kyrgyzstan, addresses an audience at the opening of a kindergarten in Osh province on June 12, 2017. (Government of Kyrgyzstan)

In episode 25, Nate Schenkkan talks with Aksana Ismailbekova about her book Blood Ties and the Native Son: Poetics of Patronage in Kyrgyzstan, published by Indiana University Press.

Uzbekistan, Russia

Podcast | The Changing Situation of Central Asian Labor Migrants in Russia

Nate Schenkkan Jul 25, 2017

Episode 22
 
In this episode, Nate speaks with Yan Matusevich, a migration researcher with a focus on the post-Soviet space, about how the situation for labor migrants in Russia is changing in light of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).
 

Turkmenistan, Central Asia

The Central Asianist Podcast with Nate Schenkkan: Turkmenistan’s Growing Economic Crisis

Nate Schenkkan Jun 27, 2017

Episode 21
 
In this episode, Nate Schenkkan speaks with Farruh Yusupov, the director of RFE/RL’s Turkmen service Azatlyk, about the burgeoning economic crisis in Turkmenistan and whether the government will be able to find a way out.

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Uzbekistan

The Central Asianist Podcast with Nate Schenkkan: Thaw or No Thaw in Uzbekistan?

Nate Schenkkan May 24, 2017

Episode 20
 
In this episode, Nate speaks with Bakhtiyor Nishanov, the deputy director for Eurasia of the International Republican Institute (IRI), about whether Uzbekistan is experiencing a thaw since the death of Islam Karimov in August 2016.

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Kyrgyzstan

The Central Asianist Podcast with Nate Schenkkan: Kyrgyzstan’s “War on Terror”

Nate Schenkkan Mar 3, 2017

Nate Schenkkan is the Project Director for Nations in Transit at Freedom House and a veteran host of The Central Asianist Podcast. EurasiaNet is excited to support The Central Asianst, which offers a unique take on developments in Central Asia, featuring top experts and journalists from around the world.

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