Deliberative Democracy in the Kyrgyz Manner
"Multilingualism and tolerance”
"How does self-censorship affect the coverage of political conflicts?"
The Future of Online Journalism in Kyrgyzstan The Current and Proposed Legislation to Regulate Online Journalism Activities Comments and Forums: Pros and Cons
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Bakyt Beshimov:
“Kyrgyzstan: is democracy on the agenda for the country?”
Valentin Bogatyrev:
“Status of formal political institutes and interactions with informal political structures in Kyrgyzstan”
Muratbek Imanaliev:
“Informal institutes as “rules of a political game” in Kyrgyzstan”
The mission of the Institute for Public Policy is to contribute to effective, responsive and accountable public policy making in Central Asia.
The legacy of Soviet policy-making instruments and certain maladaptive patterns of social dynamics continue to engender detached, ineffective and unaccountable policy-making practices in the region. In today's ever-integrating world, it is vitally important to develop and uphold the best standards of public policy making. The IPP aims to contribute our best efforts to a fundamental transformation of public policy in the region via expert consultation, research, implementing educational and conflict management projects, and increasing the international exposure of regional matters.
