PUBL.- Articles Analyzing Politics in Kyrgyzstan, Institute for Public Policy

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PUBL.- Articles Analyzing Politics in Kyrgyzstan, Institute for Public Policy

Posted by: Shairbek Juraev <s.juraev@ipp.kg>

The following are the latest articles of the Institute for Public
Policy, Kyrgyzstan (February 20 - March 19, 2007), appearing on the
Institute's website:

"We overworked the Constitution so that none of the Constitutions in
Kyrgyzstan get public legitimization."
Interview with Muratbek Imanaliev

"Kyrgyzstan in Search of a Recipe for Competitiveness"
Anar Musabaeva

"Kyrgyzstan: Democratic Success or Threat to Stability?"
Valentin Bogatyrev

"Central Asia in 2007: Dynamics of Change and Development"
Conference summary

"Authorities-Opposition" Tandem in 2007"
Bakyt Beshimov

"State Construction and Romanticism of Nationalism"
Muratbek Imanaliev

"Constitutional Reform and Powers of the Highest Government Bodies in
Kyrgyzstan: A New Balance?"
Gulnara Iskakova

"Kyrgyz Foreign Policy Priorities in 2007"
Round table summary

IPP news:

On 23 March 2007, at 11:00-12:30 Dr. Klaus Grewlich, German Ambassador
to the Kyrgyz Republic, will speak on the EU strategy for Central Asia
at the Institute for Public Policy. Chair: Muratbek Imanaliev,
President of the Institute for Public Policy.
To register, please call 906240, or email office@ipp.kg

All are available at http://www.ipp.kg
Russian version is available at http://www.ipp.kg/ru

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February, please enter your email again. Due to technical problem,
those email addresses were lost.

Institute for Public Policy (IPP) is a Bishkek-based independent,
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and analyze relevant issues in the domains of politics, economy
foreign relations and other areas. The Institute is committed to
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strengthen expert analysis in order to achieve effective
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