I’ve been remiss in not plugging thinking-east.net, a site that I’m happy to see has finally gotten up and running. The site deals with issues pertaining to Central Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa, and, most importantly, involves young academics from those regions.
Go check the site out for stories on Uzbekistan’s Roma, Mosque-State relations in Tajikistan, Uzbek elections, and Central Asian water issues.
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Nathan Hamm – author of 2973 posts on Registan.net.
Nathan is the Founding Editor and Publisher of Registan.net, which he launched in 2003. He was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Uzbekistan 2000-2001 and received his MA in Central Asian Studies from the University of Washington in 2007. Since 2007, he has worked full-time as an analyst, consulting with private and government clients on Central Asian affairs, specializing in how socio-cultural and political factors shape risks and opportunities and how organizations can adjust their strategic and operational plans to account for these variables. Nathan is currently seeking research, analysis, and consulting opportunities. He can be contacted via Twitter or email.
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Salaam, Shalom, Pax Mr. Hamm,
Thank you very much for this plug!
Ben tells me you’re in the Philly area. I just graduated from La Salle up on Olney. I’ll be returning from Israel-Palestine on February 4th. What do you say to us getting together for lunch or dinner sometime?
-CS