Central Asia on the Edge of Globalization

Martin Spechler

Challenge, 2004, vol. 47, issue 4, 62-77

Abstract: The nations of Central Asia, all once a part of the Soviet Union, now form a natural experiment in how to manage transition in non-European economies. As the author argues, Uzbekistan, the country that resisted neoliberal policies most strongly, has done the best.

Date: 2004
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