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Internationalizing Kyrgyzstan’s higher education: Double degrees and digitalization lie ahead
What are the challenges and opportunities for the internationalization of higher education in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia? Read more
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Harnessing Tajikistan’s growing diaspora
Can Tajikistan’s large and growing diasporic population be harnessed to promote alternative visions for the country’s future? Read more
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Is there space for civil society in Kazakhstan?
I’ve been meaning to repost an article from The Diplomat on civil society in Kazakhstan for a while. With news of more arrests today after activists have unfurled banners and quoted the constitution, the topic of civil society in Kazakhstan is becoming a hot one. Tantalizingly entitled How can Kazakhstan revitalize its civil society?, author Sergey… Read more
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#scienceiamdoing – Kazakh women tell all about research and life abroad
Over on Kazakh social media, something rather brilliant is happening. At the end of March, a new Yvision (a trilingual Kazakh blogging platform) blog was set up to support an Instagram account that’s already been in operation for several months. The aim of the blog and Instagram accounts are to promote a very exciting project: #KZPHDGIRLSUNION The… Read more
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Regionalism in higher education – new journal special issue (open access)
A new collection of articles on regionalism in higher education in the former Soviet space explores varieties of regional initiatives, power dynamics and the impact of regional partnerships and alliances. Read more
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Kyrgyz-Russian educational relations
Ahead of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s forthcoming state visit to Kyrgyzstan [en], a flurry of announcements and events are celebrating and seeking to extend Kyrgyz-Russian educational relations. Read more
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Emma Harden-Wolfson 