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4
Mar
2016
 
Andrew Wachtel was awarded an Honorary Professorship from the Kyrgyz National University
On March 4th, 2016, AUCA President Andrew Wachtel received an Honorary Professorship from the Kyrgyz National University. Memorandum of cooperation between universities signed.
3
Mar
2016
 
Saltanat Ibraeva: "AUCA is a platform for self-exploration"
Saltanat Ibraeva, ICP 109, tells us about her study at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA), about her career path after graduation, and her Erasmus Mundus Master’s Degree Program in Journalism, Media and Globalisation.
2
Mar
2016
 
Saadat Ruslanova: "My exchange semester helped me open up a new world"
Saadat Ruslanova, a junior student in the International and Comparative Politics (ICP) department at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA), is our first student to study at the AUCA’s new partner university, the University of Hong Kong.
29
Feb
2016
Creation of an Expert Database on Migration
To the kind attention of the expert community in Central Asia, the Russian Federation, and worldwide
RE: CREATION OF AN EXPERT DATABASE ON MIGRATION
PERIOD: MARCH 1 TO MAY 30, 2016
The Tian Shan Policy Center, a think tank at the American University of the Central Asia (TSPC AUCA), is currently collecting information on experts from Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan), Russia and internationally, working on the different aspects of migration in Central Asia with the aim of developing an expert database.
This is part of the project “Building an Enabling Environment in the Kyrgyz Republic to Develop Effective Migration Policies: Promoting Capacity of Migration State Bodies and Promotion of Migration Studies in KR,” in collaboration with the State Migration Service of the Kyrgyz Republic.
With the database we will identify, collect and systematize all information on experts on migration from Central Asia, the Russian Federation and globally. The database will be available to state bodies, international organizations, the non-governmental sector, academic institutions and all interested parties.
Please see the letter
29
Feb
2016
 
AUCA students visit Coca-Cola Bishkek Bottlers
February 12, 2016 students from Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management, accompanied by instructor Kanaiym Kydyralieva, visited one of the global brand production plants Coca-Cola Bishkek Bottlers (CCBB). CCBB is one of the leading investment companies in the Kyrgyz Republic.
26
Feb
2016
 
Tender on selling of access points and Wi-Fi controller
AUCA invites companies and individuals to take part in a tender on sale of used Zyxel Wi-Fi access points and controller. All interested individuals and organizations are welcomed.
24
Feb
2016
 
Stephen Lioy: "Kyrgyzstan is an enthralling destination to travel"

Stephen Lioy is a travel photographer, journalist, and the previous Editor-in-Chief of AUCA Magazine. In this interview, Stephen tells us about himself, his adventures, and his special love towards Kyrgyzstan’s nature and culture.
24
Feb
2016
 
Stephen Lioy: "Kyrgyzstan is an enthralling destination to travel"
Stephen Lioy is a travel photographer, journalist, and the previous Editor-in-Chief of AUCA Magazine. In this interview, Stephen tells us about himself, his adventures, and his special love towards Kyrgyzstan’s nature and culture.
20
Feb
2016
 
Stephen Lioy: "Kyrgyzstan is an enthralling destination to travel"
Stephen Lioy is a travel photographer, journalist, and the previous Editor-in-Chief of AUCA Magazine. In this interview Stephen tells us about himself, his adventures, and his special love towards Kyrgyzstan’s nature and culture.
17
Feb
2016
CASI RESEARCH SEMINAR: "Negotiating Kyrgyz Nationhood: Of History Textbooks' and History Teachers' Attitudes towards the Soviet Past"
 
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Abstract: In my dissertation I analysed representations of Soviet socialism in post-Soviet history textbooks and in the life stories of history teachers in Kyrgyzstan. I analysed, first, how the post-Soviet Kyrgyz state reconstructs its Soviet past on the level of official discourse, particularly in school history textbooks, and second, how history teachers – as professionals and private citizens – relate to the official discourse when making sense of the Soviet past.


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