The EU’s ‘resilience’ agenda in Central Asia: too distant, too ambitious
The EU seeks to promote ‘resilience’ in Central Asia. The war in Ukraine should urge the EU to rethink its region-based...
The EU seeks to promote ‘resilience’ in Central Asia. The war in Ukraine should urge the EU to rethink its region-based...
From 30 May to 3 June EUCAM organised a tour to Brussels for research fellows and CESS staff. Next to...
After a covid break of two years, CESS is hosting EUCAM fellows at their office in Groningen again. We are...
This seminar was organized by the George Washington University Central Asia Program and EUCAM. During the online seminar Erica Marat,...
Despite Central Asia being one of the world’s most climatically vulnerable regions, there is a large literature gap related to...
Security matters In this issue, that was drafted before the violent protests in Kazakhstan, we discuss security in Central Asia. The...
Introduction Kyrgyzstan’s civil society has been renowned in Central Asia and beyond for its influence and activism. But with the sudden...
Editorial Narrowing down the digital divide in Central Asian education and civil activism 2020 will go down in history as the...
The position of European Union Special Representative (EUSR) for Central Asia is key for EU-Central Asia relations. The EU’s visibility...
The mountainous regions of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan present a set of specific development challenges and opportunities to inhabitants, local governments,...
Editorial Covid-19 takes a backseat to war, protests, and power struggles While the world continued to struggle with Covid-19 and...
Kyrgyzstani female labourers working abroad face a double risk: being women and being migrants. Most lack basic social and legal...