EventsadminDecember 26, 2021December 29, 2021 Seminar No. 12. The seven phases of socio-political development: politometrics instead of political alchemyOn May 5, the Discussion Club of “Caravan of Knowledge” hosted a seminar on “Seven phases of socio-political development: politometrics instead of political alchemy” by professor A.A. Gafurov. Dr. Gafurov has a long-term experience working on politometrics theory and his work has attracted attention at the international level. Here is… Seminar No. 11. Ethnopolitical processes and interethnic relations in Central Asia: history and modern timesOn April 21, the Discussion Club of “Caravan of Knowledge” hosted a seminar on “Ethnopolitical processes and interethnic relations in Central Asia: history and modern times”. Ravshan Nazarov presented his report on the subject. This topic did not leave anyone indifferent and it became obvious that one seminar was not… Seminar No. 10: Afghanistan: nation, state, warOn March 31, the Discussion Club of “Caravan of Knowledge” hosted a seminar on the subject of “Afghanistan: nation, state, war”. Independent analyst Rustam Makhmudov presented his views on the matter based on an analysis of the “nation” term evolution and a comparison of the modern and postmodern approaches to… Seminar №9. Days bygone. The strength and the powerlessness of historical memoryOn March 10, the Discussion Club of “Caravan of Knowledge” hosted a seminar on the subject of “Days bygone. The strength and the powerlessness of historical memory”. Professor Bakhodir Ergashev presented his report for the discussion. The participants focused mainly on the latest (Soviet) history. A very heated discussion followed… Seminar №8. The Jadids movement and The Turkestan Autonomy: a century laterOn March 3, the Discussion Club of “Caravan of Knowledge” hosted a discussion on the topic “The Jadids movement and The Turkestan Autonomy: a century later”. Professor Saidakbar Agzamkhodzhaev presented his report at the event. The talk focused on century-old events related to the movement aimed at society modernization and… Seminar No. 7. Islam and Democracy: Historical and contemporary interpretations of theologians and reformistsOn February 10 2018, another El Clasico style seminar was hosted by Dr. Bakhtiyor Babadjanov for the Discussion Club of ” Knowledge Caravan”. The subject of “Islam and democracy: historical and modern interpretations of theologians and reformers” provoked a heated discussion. The topic itself is interesting, complex and relevant whilst… Seminar №6. The significance of civil society in the West and in the context of the post-Soviet legacyOn January 13 2018, the Discussion Club of NNRI “Knowledge Caravan” hosted a discussion “The significance of civil society in the West and in the context of the post-Soviet legacy”. Professor Mukimjon Kirgizboev presented his report. The following key points (albeit not indisputable) summarise the essence of the seminar. –… Seminar №5. From migrant-phobia to migrant-ologyThe NNRI “Knowledge Caravan” celebrated the upcoming New Year celebration by holding an El Clasico style seminar on the 23rd of December 20117. Dr Bakhtiyar Babadjanov presented his report titled: “From migrant-phobia to migrant-ology: the social stigma and problems of migrant workers adaptation”. The myth of the migrants’ vulnerability to recruitment… Seminar №4. Regional integration in Central Asia: theory, experience, prospectsOn December 2, an academic seminar on “Regional Integration in Central Asia: Theory, Experience, Prospects” was held in the Discussion Club of “Knowledge Caravan”. The seminar was focused on the theoretical, conceptual and practical aspects of a complex and contradictory process of integration in the region, since its independence in… Seminar №3. The viability of the Eurasian conceptOn November 11, 2017 a recurrent meeting of the Discussion Club of “Knowledge Caravan” took place. Our caravan is being further replenished by interesting scientists and ideas. The meeting discussed the content and viability of the Eurasian concept. Olga Kobzeva, Ph.D, presented her report on the matter of interest. During… Seminar № 2. The New World Order: Global TrendsOn 14 October 2017, the Discussion Club of “Knowledge Caravan” held its second discussion titled “The New World Order: Global Trends”. Professor Nazokat Kasymova presented her report. An interesting discussion followed revealing a number of important world order issues requiring an in-depth study. For instance: “How to define the world… Seminar № 1. Central Asia-2.0: research problemsOn September 5 2017, NNRI “Knowledge Caravan” s Discussion Club held its first meeting to debate the subject of “Central Asia-2.0: Research Problems”. The seminar identified the below research topics in need of a further exploring: 1.Balkanization. Is the “Balkanization” concept real and was the forecast justified? 2.Re-islamization after independence. Is there… HOME Knowledge is a seed of peace Education is a tree of peace Science is a fruit of peace Recent Entries How to play the “Great Game” or what did the presidents of Central Asia consult each other about at their...adminDecember 26, 2021December 29, 2021Seminar No. 12. 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Seminar No. 12. The seven phases of socio-political development: politometrics instead of political alchemyadminDecember 29, 2021December 29, 2021
Seminar No. 11. Ethnopolitical processes and interethnic relations in Central Asia: history and modern timesadminDecember 29, 2021December 29, 2021
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