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Volume 24, Number 3, Number 3/september 2005
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Civil society in Central Asia and the Caucasus
pp. 207-207(1)
Author: Howell, Jude

Introduction: Civil society in Central Asia and the Caucasus
pp. 209-224(16)
Authors: Babajanian, Babken; Freizer, Sabine; Stevens, Daniel

Neo-liberal and communal civil society in Tajikistan: merging or dividing in the post war period?
pp. 225-243(19)
Author: Freizer, Sabine

Community development, ‘tradition' and the civil society strengthening agenda in Central Asia
pp. 245-260(16)
Author: Earle, Lucy

Civic participation in post-Soviet Armenia
pp. 261-279(19)
Author: Babajanian, Babken

NGO– Mahalla partnerships: exploring the potential for state–society synergy in Uzbekistan
pp. 281-296(16)
Author: Stevens, Daniel

The thorny path of civil society in Uzbekistan
pp. 297-317(21)
Author: Ilkhamov, Alisher

Post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan or the birth of a globalized protectorate
pp. 319-332(14)
Authors: Pétric, Boris-mathieu

After the ‘revolution': civil society and the challenges of consolidating democracy in Georgia
pp. 333-350(18)
Author: Broers, Laurence

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