Abstract
Section I: Frameworks for Analysis 1. Tempting Two Fates: The Theoretical Foundations for Understanding Central Eurasian Transitions - Christoph H. Stefes and Amanda E. Wooden 2. Revealing Order in the Chaos: Field Experiences and Methodologies of Political and Social Research on Central Eurasia - Amanda E. Wooden, Medina Aitieva and Tim Epkenhans Section II: Political Contexts of Transitional Variations 3. Expecting Ethnic Conflict: The Soviet Legacy and Ethnic Politics in the Caucasus and Central Asia - Julie A. George 4. State Power and Autocratic Stability: Armenia and Georgia Compared - Lucan Way 5. Central Asian Protest Movements: Social Forces or State Resources? - Eric McGlinchey Section III: Policymaking Legacies and Futures 6. Following Through on Reforms: Comparing Market Liberalization in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan - Pamela Blackmon 7. Caspian Energy Wealth: Social Impacts and Implications for Regional Stability - Oksan Bayulgen 8. Beyond Treaty Signing: Internalizing Human Rights in Central Eurasia - Christopher P.M. Waters 9. Internalization of Universal Norms: A Study of Gender Equality in Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan - Irina Liczek and Jens Wandel 10. Education in Central Asia: Transitional Challenges and Impacts - Carolyn Kissane 11. Multivaried and Interacting Paths of Change in Central Eurasia - Amanda E. Wooden and Christoph H. Stefes.
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