IWPR and CABAR.asia Present Publication "Sinology Schools in Central Asia"

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The publication “Sinology Schools in Central Asia: Problems and Prospects” was developed by the IWPR Representative Office in Central Asia together with analysts of the regional analytical platform CABAR.asia.

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IWPR Central Asia, 2019, Sinology Schools in Central Asia: Problems and Prospects, CABAR.asia, https://doi.org/10.46950/201901

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The representative office of the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) in Central Asia presents an analytical note entitled “Sinology Schools in Central Asia: Problems and Prospects”. The purpose of the publication is an attempt to find the answers regarding the status and forecasts of the development of Sinology in the region.

In the first half of 2019, IWPR offices in Central Asia have organized meetings with experts on the status and development of Sinology in Central Asia in Almaty, Bishkek, Dushanbe and Tashkent. As a result of the events, a series of information and analytical articles was released on the CABAR.asia platform.

Read more about sinology in Central Asia:

– Experts Call to Form a Strong School of Sinology in Kyrgyzstan;

– Experts in Dushanbe Discussed the Prospects of Tajik School of Sinology Development;

– Experts and Scholars Discussed the Status and Prospects of the Sinology School in Tashkent;

– Experts Discussed the Problems of Sinology in Kazakhstan

– When Will Tajikistan Start to Explore China?

– Muratbek Imanaliev: China Is a University That Is Impossible To Graduate From;

– What Are The “Three Pillars” Of Kazakh Sinology?

– Ablat Khodjaev: Tashkent was the first capital where sinology was formed in our region.

This publication contains expert analysis and an objective assessment of the status and development prospects of schools of Chinese studies in the Central Asian region. It is worth noting that the study is unique to Central Asia and was conducted for the first time.

The publication is useful to a wide range of readers: from decision-makers to experts and students studying the role of China in Central Asia.

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