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Bakyt Beshimov:

“Kyrgyzstan: is democracy on the agenda for the country?”  

Valentin Bogatyrev:

“Status of formal political institutes and interactions with informal political structures in Kyrgyzstan”

 

Muratbek Imanaliev:

 “Informal institutes as “rules of a political game” in Kyrgyzstan”

 

 

 

 

Central Asia in 2007: Dynamics of Change and Development

 

Schedule of the conference

2 March 2007

9:00-9:30 Registration, coffee

9:30-9:45 Opening remarks

Chinara Jakypova, Director General of the Institute for Public Policy

Adakhan Madumarov, State Secretary of the Kyrgyz Republic

Sabine Machl, Deputy Head of the OSCE Centre in Bishkek

9:45-10:15 - Plenary session

Dr. Vladimir Shkolnikov, Head of Democratization Unit, ODIHR/OSCE

Democratization process in Central Asia: lessons and perspectives

Valentin Bogatyrev, Expert of the Institute for Public Policy, Director of "Perspektiva" Analytical Consortium

Kyrgyzstan: success of democracy or threat to the stability in the region?

10:15-11:15 - Section 1.1 "Political dynamics: changes and implications"

Chair: Erlan Abdyldaev, Expert of the Institute for Public Policy

Alexander Iskandaryan, Director of the Caucasus Media Institute, Armenia

Various development paths of political systems in former Soviet countries

Erkin Tukumov, Director General of the Central Asian Foundation for Democracy, Kazakhstan

Kazakh-way political reforms in 2007

Slavomir Horak, Charles University, Czech Republic

Perspectives of political development in Turkmenistan after February 2007 elections

11:15-11:30 - Coffee break

11:30-12:30 - Section 1.2 "Political dynamics: changes and implications"

Chair: Eduard Poletaev, Chief Editor of "Mir Evrazii" magazine, Kazakhstan

Abdugani Mamadazimov, Chairman of the National Association of Political Scientists, Tajikistan

On coexistence of the principles of human rights and the pancha shila in Central Asia

Andrei Chebotarev, Director of Alternativa Center for Topical Studies, Kazakhstan

Institutionalization of political opposition in Central Asian countries: comparative analysis

Bakyt Beshimov, Vice-President of the American University - Central Asia

Institutionalization of political power in Central Asian countries

Discussant: Ihor Shevlyakov, International Center for Policy Studies, Ukraine

12:30-13:30 - Lunch

14:00-15:00 - Section 2.1 "Geopolitics and geo-economics of Central Asia"

Chair: Muratbek Imanaliev, President of the Institute for Public Policy

Aleksei Vlasov, Deputy Director of the analytical information center of the Moscow State University on political processes in post-soviet countries

Central Asia between Russia and the West

Erlan Abdyldaev, Expert of the Institute for Public Policy

The SCO: past way and future

Farkhad Tolipov, Professor of Political Science, National University of Uzbekistan

Geopolitical aspects of regional integration in Central Asia

15:00-15:15 - Coffee break

15:15-16:15  - Section 2.2 "Geopolitics and geo-economics of Central Asia"

Chair: Alexander Iskandaryan, Director of the Caucasus Media Institute, Armenia

Rafkat Khasanov, Director of "Investment Round Table" Public Union, Kyrgyzstan  

Can Kyrgyzstan catch up its neighbors?

Meruert Makhmutova, Director of the Public Policy Research Center, Kazakhstan

Energy projects in Central Asia: perspectives for cooperation

Eduard Poletaev, Chief Editor of "Mir Evrazii" magazine, Kazakhstan

Perspectives of oil and gas cooperation of Kazakhstan with the EU and the USA as consequences of blocked pipeline diplomacy

16:15-16:40 - Coffee break

16:40-17:00 - Muratbek Imanaliev, President of the Institute for Public Policy

Self-identification options for Central Asia

16:50-17:20 - Discussion

17:20 - 18:00 - General discussion, closing

18:00 - 19:00 - Reception at Green Tea House

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