Apologies for my long absence. As some of you know, I’ve taken up a new (Central Asia-related) job that required a move. Much of the past month or so has been consumed by finding and making myself comfortable in a new home and getting ready to go back to the world of work. I expect that I will be, at best, infrequently writing short posts for at least a while to come. Thankfully we have a handful of new contributors who are stepping up. If you would like to join them, please contact me and I will get you set up.
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Nathan Hamm – author of 2974 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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