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Central Asia: universal democracy, national democracy, or enlightended models authoritarianism? / Tolipov, Farkhad   Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
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Central Asia: regional reponse to a global challenge / Tolipov, Farkhad   Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
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Democratic structuralizing in Uzbekistan: the multiparty system and the opposition / Tolipov, Farkhad   Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
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Electronic iron curtain and virtual democracy: lessons for Uzbekistan / Tolipov, Farkhad   Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract At the beginning of July 2012, the media and Internet reported that a documentary film shown on Uzbekistan's Eshlar TV channel had compared social networks (in particular Facebook and Odnoklassniki) to machineguns and nuclear bombs. Social networks were also likened to weapons in the hands of the enemy. During the program, an expert from the Spirituality and Enlightenment Center asked the following question: "What is the difference between a terrorist and a blogger's page on a social network showing photographs of naked people?" He also noted that "if terrorists kill people using weapons and bombs, Internet users are ultimately being killed with the aid of 'sweet words;' this kind of mass culture poses a direct danger to our state policy and our sovereignty."
Key Words National Security  ;  Media  ;  Sovereignty  ;  Uzbekistan  ;  Nuclear Bombs 
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On Uzbekistan's grand strategy / Tolipov, Farkhad   Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Key Words Economy  ;  Diplomacy  ;  Military  ;  United States  ;  Central Asia  ;  Uzbekistan  ; 
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ID:   088544


Strategic friction in Afghanistan and geopolitical reversal in / Tolipov, Farkhad   Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Anyone engaged in strategic analysis should bear in mind that according to the Prussian military thinker Karl von Clausewitz, "everything in war is very simple, but the simplest thing is difficult. The difficulties accumulate and end by producing a kind of friction that is inconceivable unless one has experienced war." "Friction" is impossible to forecast, yet it could appear at any moment and should consequently be reckoned with. Friction makes it much harder to execute a strategic plan and fulfill tactical tasks; it may even make the planned aims unattainable. I shall use this term in my analysis of the peacekeeping operation and rehabilitation in Afghanistan.
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Uzbekistan: Soviet syndrome in the state, society, and ideology / Tolipov, Farkhad   Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract believe that post-Sovietism is the aptest way to describe the wide-scale transformations unfolding in the post-Soviet era in the newly independent Central Asian states. It presupposes that certain new, modern institutional qualities of nation- and state-building will appear because of the very natural need to adjust to the existing world order.
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