This deeply informed book provides the only sustained political history of independent Kyrgyzstan, explaining events in the context of its society and the broader international order. Eugene Huskey draws on his unique access to political figures to carefully weave the changes in Kyrgyzstan into his own firsthand account of life in the country.
This deeply informed book provides the only sustained political history of independent Kyrgyzstan, explaining events in the context of its society and the broader international order. Eugene Huskey draws on his unique access to political figures to carefully weave the changes in Kyrgyzstan into his own firsthand account of life in the country.
Eugene Huskey is William R. Kenan, Jr., Chair in Political Science at Stetson University. His research on Kyrgyzstan first took him to the country in 1992, six months after Kyrgyzstan's emergence as an independent state. He has been back to Kyrgyzstan ten times since then to conduct research, teach at the American University of Central Asia, train Kyrgyzstani political scientists, and participate in a mission for the International Center for Transitional Justice.
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List of Figures Preface and Acknowledgments Note on Usage 1 Conversations with Bolot 2 From Moscow to Bishkek (or Kirgizia, Kirgizstan, Kyrgyzstan) 3 The Present Is History 4 Hope Abounds 5 Traveling the Chu Valley: Last Stop, the President's Office 6 The Power of Words 7 Kyrgyzstan Goes to the Polls 8 Central Asia through Students' Eye 9 Falsification and Conciliation 10 Borders and Regions Bedevil a President 11 The Tulip Revolution 12 The Revolution Betrayed 13 Fear Stalks the Land 14 Talk of Kinship, Gender, and Islam 15 Taking the Lonely Road Home 16 The Netherworld of the Opposition 17 Bakiev Falls, Washington Reacts 18 Revolutionary Legality versus Transitional Justice 19 June 2010: The Month That Remade a Country 20 "We Either Have Fair Elections, or We Have Violence" 21 First Steps on the Parliamentary Road 22 Without Abuse, Power Loses Its Charm 23 Goodbye to Manas 24 In Osh the Past Is Never Dead 25 Preparing for a Presidential Afterlife 26 A Stan Like No Other Notes Selected Bibliography About the Author
List of Figures Preface and Acknowledgments Note on Usage 1 Conversations with Bolot 2 From Moscow to Bishkek (or Kirgizia, Kirgizstan, Kyrgyzstan) 3 The Present Is History 4 Hope Abounds 5 Traveling the Chu Valley: Last Stop, the President's Office 6 The Power of Words 7 Kyrgyzstan Goes to the Polls 8 Central Asia through Students' Eye 9 Falsification and Conciliation 10 Borders and Regions Bedevil a President 11 The Tulip Revolution 12 The Revolution Betrayed 13 Fear Stalks the Land 14 Talk of Kinship, Gender, and Islam 15 Taking the Lonely Road Home 16 The Netherworld of the Opposition 17 Bakiev Falls, Washington Reacts 18 Revolutionary Legality versus Transitional Justice 19 June 2010: The Month That Remade a Country 20 "We Either Have Fair Elections, or We Have Violence" 21 First Steps on the Parliamentary Road 22 Without Abuse, Power Loses Its Charm 23 Goodbye to Manas 24 In Osh the Past Is Never Dead 25 Preparing for a Presidential Afterlife 26 A Stan Like No Other Notes Selected Bibliography About the Author
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