5th Annual Tartu Confeence on Russian and East European Studies
Dr Saxena, Prajakti Kalra and CCAF Affiliates along with partners from the GCRF COMPASS project participated in the 5th Annual conference in Tartu, Estonia.
7 June MC9: GCRF COMPASS Panel II The Eurasian Post Socialist Order
Session Chair: Siddharth Shanker Saxena, University of Cambridge
Discussant: Prajakti Kalra, University of Cambridge
Social Capital as Community Insurance: The Role of Networks, Reciprocity, and Trust in Resilience of Kazakhstani Communities Yulia Darmenova1 , Eunjoo Koo2 1Karaganda Industrial University, Temirtau, Kazakhstan; 2McGill University
Localizing the Cold War Era Globality: Central Asian discourse of the “Soviet Asia” during the 1958 Afro-Asian Writers Congress Boram Shin Jeonbuk University, South Korea
Fragility and resilience community strategies in Belarus Elena Korosteleva, Irina Petrova University of Kent
Labour conflicts, trust, and state fragility in resource-abundant states: The case of Kazakhstan’s extractive sector Serik Orazagaliev, Slyamzhar Akhmetzharov Nazarbayev University
Locating Central Asians in the Making of Eurasia Prajakti Kalra, Siddharth {Montu} Saxena University of Cambridge and Cambridge Central Asia Forum
8 June TC7: Central Asian politics
Session Chair: Nargiza Kilichova, Leibniz Institute for East and Southeast European Studies (IOS)
Discussant: Prajakti Kalra, University of Cambridge
Michel Foucault’s concept of ‘dispositif of security’: Central Asian weak states Rustam Burnashev Kazakh-German University, Kazakhstan Burnashev
Russia in political discourse of Kyrgyz Republic Oliwia Piskowska University of Warsaw, Poland Piskowska
Stepping down but remaining in power? Gradual authoritarian leadership succession in 2010s Kazakhstan Kristiina Silvan University of Helsinki / Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Finland Silvan
Consequences of Non-Consolidation: Evaluating Hierarchy and Resilience in Kyrgyz Republic Yuval Weber1,3 , Fabienne Bossuyt2 1Bush School, Texas A&M University, USA; 2Ghent University, Belgium; 3Krulak Center, Marine Corps University, USA
The current difficulties in building resilient local government institutions: the case study of Uzbekistan Gulnoza Saydiganikhodjaevna Ismailova University of World Economy and Diplomacy, Uzbekistan Ismailova