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- Author: Irina Morozova
- Publication Date: 01-2009
- Content Type: Journal Article
- Journal: The Caucasian Review of International Affairs
- Institution: The Caucasian Review of International Affairs
- Abstract: Formerly perceived as an 'island of democracy', Kyrgyzstan is now characterised as a 'failed state'. After the March 2005 revolutionary upheaval, President K. Bakiev has been searching for a way to consolidate the ruling elite. What was the impact of external powers and international policies upon the last four years' socio-political transformation in the country? How were the images of Kyrgyzstan constructed and manipulated from within and outside? Based upon field interviews, open sources and statistics, this research focuses on the influences of Russia, China, the USA and EU, as well as Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan on Kyrgyz political elites' development after March 2005. Against the background of multi-dimensional and quite open foreign policy, economic integration and social networks in Kyrgyzstan developed in closer co-operation with Russia and Kazakhstan.
- Topic: Foreign Policy, Diplomacy, International Cooperation, Reform
- Political Geography: Russia, United States, China, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan