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Memorial Scholarship Fund for Talas Students

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Talas seems to be established as the least known land of an unknown country. Although an unknown part of the republic, the people of Talas claim it as their home with pride. Corey James Hilber, a returned Peace Corps volunteer who lived in Talas for two years did just that. He worked with several agricultural [...]

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CFP: The Walsh Exchange

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What: The Walsh Exchange Where: Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. When: March 22-24, 2013 Description: The Walsh Exchange is the premier undergraduate research conference dedicated to international relations. Our second annual conference will focus on papers that fall into one of three categories: Area and Regional Studies, International Politics and Security, and International Institutions. Schedule: Presenters [...]

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Post-2014 Terrorist Threat in Central Asia: Keeping it Real

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Contributed by Nathan Barrick Is there a terrorist threat to Central Asia after the ISAF drawdown in Afghanistan in 2014? In recent publications, the warnings range from an imminent FATA-like region of militant-dominated, ungoverned space in the Ferghana Valley to the “these are not the terrorists you’re looking for” Jedi mind trick “2014 Central Asia [...]

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The Boys From The Riverside

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Note: This is a guest post from AwarenessProjects.org 1998 Summer days of Samarkand countryside… A river that stretches like snake from one village to the other… It attracts many youngsters who like combining the fun of swimming with shepherding. Every morning, the village boys take their cows and sheep out to the fields and the [...]

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