Alisher Ilkhamov 29 August, 2023 This is Ilkhamov’s presentation to the conference "Turning Point In Eurasia: Geopolitics, Economics And Civil Society In Central Asia - Current Situation And Future Prospects"…
Alisher Ilkhamov 2 July, 2023 This essay discusses the key political outcomes of the recent military mutiny by the Russian private military company Wagner on June 24-25. The author highlights…
Alisher Ilkhamov 25 April 2023 On April 30 this year, a referendum will be held in Uzbekistan to approve its new constitution. The main motive behind this initiative is to…
Alisher Ilkhamov 28 March, 2023 The article notes the ongoing dispute in the United States about which of the two states, China or the Russian Federation, should be considered the main existential…
Alisher Ilkhamov 10 March, 2023 On March 2, 2023, a group of Uzbek journalists, bloggers, public figures, and experts addressed President Shavkat Mirziyoev with a public statement, complaining about the…
Alisher Ilkhamov 19 February 2023 On 31 January this year, after more than two months of court hearings, the first instance court finally issued a verdict to 22 defendants on…
by Alisher Ilkhamov 16 February, 2023 Although the author is neither a Russian citizen nor an expert on this country, the wars that were unleashed by Moscow, first against Georgia…
Alisher Ilkhamov 11 October, 2022 This report is prepared on the basis of Alisher Ilkhamov’s presentation at the side-event “Ethnic Minorities in Central Asia: From Non-Recognition to Stigma and Discrimination”…
Alisher Ilkhamov I have long been thinking about developing the most optimal model of statehood and development for Uzbekistan, at least for the next decade or so. This model is…
by Alisher Ilkhamov The paper presents the concept of duality in almost all authoritarian regimes in terms of their performance. This duality is described as the interplay between two different…