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Tajikistan is a landlocked country situated in Central Asia, sharing borders with Kyrgyzstan to the north, China to the east, Afghanistan to the south, and Uzbekistan to the west. The landscape is predominantly mountainous, dominated by the Pamir Mountains. Economically, the country's main reliance is on agriculture, particularly cotton production, and it also possesses considerable natural gas reserves.

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The Post-Soviet Nomenklatura as an Institutional Resource of Authoritarianism
4 August, 2025
The Post-Soviet Nomenklatura as an Institutional Resource of Authoritarianism

 (This paper was prepared within the framework of post-Soviet authoritarianism research) Part IThis study demonstrates that the Soviet nomenklatura functions as

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The Post-Soviet Nomenklatura as an Institutional Resource of Authoritarianism (II PART)
6 August, 2025
The Post-Soviet Nomenklatura as an Institutional Resource of Authoritarianism (II PART)

 (The article has been prepared within the framework of post-Soviet authoritarianism studies. Part II)Click here to read the first part

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The China Factor: Exporting Authoritarian Dependency from Central Asia to the South Caucasus
2 August, 2025
The China Factor: Exporting Authoritarian Dependency from Central Asia to the South Caucasus

China's growing influence in global and regional political balances has placed it at the center of international attention. It is

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