Talk on Exploring the role and nature of informal institutions in Azerbaijan's state-minority relations

Cambridge Central Asia Forum invites you to a talk

 on

 Exploring the role and nature of informal institutions in Azerbaijan's state-minority relations

by

Jakub Csabay, Comenius University, Slovakia

Date: 7 November 

Time: 11am-1pm

Venue: Room 119, Alison Richard Building, 7 West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DT

Online Zoom registration link: 

https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/register/AQ50hWn8SNqeWDZGwPjUQg 

Everyone is welcome.  

Jakub Csabay  is a Lecturer at Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia. He was a PhD student at the Centre of Development Studies, University of Cambridge. He obtained his undergraduate degree in Central and East European Studies/Politics from the University of Glasgow, during which he completed an exchange programme at ADA University in Azerbaijan, as well as MPhil degree in Development Studies from the University of Cambridge. He has contributed to various research and policy projects of non-governmental and international organisations in Slovakia and Azerbaijan, including Slovak Governance Institute, Strategic Policy Institute (Slovakia) and UNFPA (Azerbaijan). His publications include Hasanzadeh, Nariman. Auntie Nabat’s Bread / Nariman Hasanzadeh ; Translated by Elnur Imanbayli ; Edited by Jakub Csabay, Shahla Naghiyeva, Cynthia Murohy, Dillon Mee. Edited by Jakub Csabay, Naghiyevam Shahla, Cynthia M. Berger, and Dillon Mee; and “Institutional Dynamics of State-Minority Relations: The Case of Roma Communities in Slovakia,” 2024.