Same Old Tricks In The 'New' Countries Of Central Asia? : co

Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov has penned a new book, The Way To Construct A New Kyrgyzstan, joining his counterparts in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan in opening the door to “fresh” eras. But how much are Central Asian regimes actually changing?

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