41. Regional Seminar For Excellence In Teaching (ReSET) 2003-2006 Projects history of the Russian Empire—Beyond National and regional Narratives ComparativeApproach in (Central Asian Resource Center, Almaty, kazakhstan) http://www.soros.org/initiatives/hesp/focus_areas/regional_seminar/grantees/rese

@import url(http://www.soros.org/styles.standards.css); Help Site Map Contact Home ... Contact Search Search Site Search Initiative HESP Regional Seminar for Excellence in Teaching (ReSET) HESP Regional Seminar for Excellence in Teaching (ReSET) Guidelines Grantee List Grantees Grantees Regional Seminar for Excellence in Teaching (ReSET) 2003-2006 Projects ReSET typically supports three-year projects. Below is the list of projects started in 2003 and scheduled to conclude in 2006. Teaching Anthropology—Means and Meanings (“Babes Bolyai” University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania) The project aims to facilitate the development of cultural and social anthropology as academic disciplines in the post-communist region. The participants are exploring effective methods of teaching and learning and mastering not only theoretical knowledge about research strategies, but also skills of fieldwork, empirical data-analysis and interpretation. The program focuses on Anthropological Reflections on Current Social Problems, Anthropological Approaches on Ethnicity - Cultural and Social Identities, and Anthropological Perspectives on Urban and Rural Restructuring. Among the expected project outcomes are the renewal of anthropology curricula, laying the basis of teaching resource centers in the region, active and effective involvement of Anthropology students and faculty in research and exchange throughout and beyond the region. http://www.ccrit.ro/reset.htm

42. Eurasia Foundation: Kazakhstan Democracy Activists as they made history with the first citizenlobbying effort ever in kazakhstan . The activists would then stage regional civic education campaigns, http://www.eurasia.org/Sucess Stories/Oct2001Success.html

Click Here to read other Eurasia Foundation Grantee Profiles A Eurasia Foundation Grantee Profile Advocacy Campaign: Building a Corps of Democracy Activists in Kazakhstan Story by Jeff Erlich, Almaty Regional Office Photos by Chris Runyan T he visit from the tax police was not unexpected, coming a week after a visit from a prosecutor. As Pavel Lobochov looked on, the police hauled away financial records and the computer hard drive from his organization, Echo—one of thirteen nongovernmental democracy organizations in Kazakhstan that recently worked together to stage an advocacy campaign supported by the Eurasia Foundation. The groups each received separate grants, but worked in concert to promote legislation on local self-governance. Coordinated by the national Center for Support of Democracy, the campaign exemplified the type of partnership that the Eurasia Foundation seeks among local organizations. Judging by the experience of Echo and the campaign’s five other organizations that also received visits from tax authorities, the groups are clea

43. Kazakhstan National Security - Flags, Maps, Economy, History, Climate, Natural R kazakhstan National Security Flags, Maps, Economy, history, Climate, NaturalResources, which was established in 1993 to foster regional cooperation. http://www.photius.com/countries/kazakhstan/national_security/kazakhstan_nationa

Country Ranks INDEX for Kazakhstan Maps ... Feedback Kazakhstan National Security http://www.photius.com/countries/kazakhstan/national_security/kazakhstan_national_security_national_security.html Sources: The Library of Congress Country Studies; CIA World Factbook Back to Kazakhstan National Security Kazakstan's national security policy remains closely associated with that of Russia, partly because the military forces of Kazakstan have developed more slowly than planned and partly because of long-standing habits of interdependence. The internal security organization of police, prisons, intelligence gathering, and criminal justice remains substantially as it was in the Soviet era. Military Establishment At independence Kazakstan had no army because defense and security needs always had been met by the Soviet army. Initially Nazarbayev, unlike many of his fellow new presidents, argued that his country should function without an independent army, assuming that collective security needs would continue to be met by armies under CIS command. Even when the Russian military establishment changed its oath of service to refer solely to Russia rather than to the CIS, Nazarbayev continued the policy of drafting youth into the CIS forces rather than those of the republic. Even though the republic's strategic thinkers saw Kazakstan as the intersection of three potential military theatersEurope, the Near East, and the Far Eastin the first years of independence, the republic was thought to require only a national guard of no more than 2,500 men, whose duties were envisioned as primarily ceremonial.

44. Kazakhstan Military Establishment - Flags, Maps, Economy, History, Climate, Natu kazakhstan Military Establishment Flags, Maps, Economy, history, Climate, which was established in 1993 to foster regional cooperation. http://www.photius.com/countries/kazakhstan/national_security/kazakhstan_nationa

Country Ranks INDEX for Kazakhstan Maps ... Feedback Kazakhstan Military Establishment http://www.photius.com/countries/kazakhstan/national_security/kazakhstan_national_security_military_establishme~9474.html Sources: The Library of Congress Country Studies; CIA World Factbook Back to Kazakhstan National Security Kazakstan's national security policy remains closely associated with that of Russia, partly because the military forces of Kazakstan have developed more slowly than planned and partly because of long-standing habits of interdependence. The internal security organization of police, prisons, intelligence gathering, and criminal justice remains substantially as it was in the Soviet era. Military Establishment At independence Kazakstan had no army because defense and security needs always had been met by the Soviet army. Initially Nazarbayev, unlike many of his fellow new presidents, argued that his country should function without an independent army, assuming that collective security needs would continue to be met by armies under CIS command. Even when the Russian military establishment changed its oath of service to refer solely to Russia rather than to the CIS, Nazarbayev continued the policy of drafting youth into the CIS forces rather than those of the republic. Even though the republic's strategic thinkers saw Kazakstan as the intersection of three potential military theatersEurope, the Near East, and the Far Eastin the first years of independence, the republic was thought to require only a national guard of no more than 2,500 men, whose duties were envisioned as primarily ceremonial.

45. International Tax And Investment Center History Fall of the USSR Independence for Russia, kazakhstan, Ukraine, and Azerbaijan kazakhstan Interregional Oil Gas Taxation Committee established http://www.iticnet.org/about/history.htm

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46. Head Royce School - Global Education We will periodically pull back from the regional history to pursue more generaltopics as from the Sudan to former Soviet Republics like kazakhstan. http://www.hrs.pvt.k12.ca.us/Global Ed/globalclass.html

Global Education Global Connections In The Classroom Many aspects our curriculum focus on the histories, cultures, and religions of groups around the world. Here are some examples of the global connections that are taking place within our curriculum: The required 8 th and 9 th grade Global Studies program HISTORY 8: Regional Studies I - Africa and Latin America As of 1998-99, History 8 represents Part One of our two year global studies program. Our eighth graders will explore the geography, history, and current events of Africa during first semester and Latin America during second semester. The students will create both individual and group projects, as they make connections between current events and their historical precedents. They will write a number of research papers throughout the year, culminating in the Big Paper during fourth quarter. HISTORY 9: Regional Studies II - Globalization, Russia, and China

47. Kazakhstan News, UNESCO Almaty Cluster Office In Central Asia regional Training of Trainers Workshop “Monitoring and evaluation of HIV/AIDS”, The CDROM gives a short history of kazakhstan, perceived through http://www.unesco.kz/cluster/kazakhstan/index.php

UNESCO Cluster Office for Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan Home Events Projects Office ... Search Cluster Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan Uzbekistan Action Areas Education Culture Communication and Information Services Library Kazakhstan National Commission for UNESCO President of Kazakhstan Parliament ... Directory of Development Organisations Activities in Kazakhstan and Central Asia 20 September 2005, Culture. Inscription on the World Heritage List of the Petroglyphs within the Archaeological Landscape of Tamgaly in Kazakhstan . On 19 September 2005, during a ceremony held at UNESCO Headquarters the Director-General of UNESCO, Koïchiro Matsuura, handed to Mr Dussen Kassinov, Special Envoy of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan for cultural and humanitarian affairs, the certificate of the inscription on the World Heritage List of the petroglyphs within the archaeological landscape of Tamgaly in Kazakhstan. This second Kazakh site was included on the List during the 28th session of the World Heritage Committee in 2004. The first Kazakh site – the Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi - had been inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2003. More...

48. Eligible-Non-US-Phase-I-Applications Bardo Museum (Tunisia); Bergen Museum (Norway)*; Dalian Natural history Museum (China);The Eastern kazakhstan regional Museum (kazakhstan) http://www.aam-us.org/getinvolved/ipam/Eligible-Non-US-Phase-I-Applications.cfm

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49. Kazakhstan: UNESCO Culture Sector part of the culture and history both of kazakhstan and the region as a whole . develop national and regional capacities in the conservation of the http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=4767&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTI

var static_ko="4767"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="en"; World Heritage In Asia - Pacific Afghanistan Bangladesh ... Special Focus UNESCO Cultural Activities Worldwide Archives In Focus News Events Just Published Newsletter Home Sitemap Print Send ... Subscribe Kazakhstan Otrar Tobe Otrar Tobe, or town, is the largest and most important of the remains of six mediaeval towns located in the Otrar Oasis in south-west Kazakhstan at the confluence of the Arys and Syr Darya rivers. Otrar Tobe - 14th century Palace © UNESCO First excavated in 1969, the site comprises the spectacular mud-brick remains of a typical Central Asian settlement of the period, including a central citadel shahristan, and a central town area (rabat), suburbs, and earthen fortifications. Since all six towns, and particularly Otrar itself, flourished over a very long period, essentially from the first to the fifteenth century A.D., studying their monuments and remains helps us to grasp the complex history of the region. In addition, the Otrar Oasis is situated at an important junction on the Silk Roads , a trading network dating from the third century B.C. that linked the Mediterranean and China. For this reason too, Otrar tobe and its is a significant part of the culture and history both of Kazakhstan and the region as a whole.

50. Study Abroad Search Results- Eurasian Regional Language Program Eurasian regional Language Program. kazakhstan Various Locations Term AcademicYear, Fall, Spring, history. Humanities. Intensive Language. Literature http://www.studyabroaddirectory.com/listingsp3.cfm/listing/2837

Travel Gear Airfare Hostels Rail Passes ... High School Eurasian Regional Language Program American Councils for International Education 1776 Massachusetts Ave,N.W, #700 Washington, DC 20036 United States Phone: Fax: American Councils for International Education programs in other countries: Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Georgia ... EMAIL American Councils for International Education Eurasian Regional Language Program Kazakhstan Various Locations Term: Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer Dates: Inquire for exact dates Description: The Eurasian Regional Language Program supports graduate and research scholars in the study of non-Russian languages and cultures of the newly independent states. The American Councils arranges individual or small group programs of study for language, literature, or history at appropriate universities throughout Eurasia. Support for participants and supervision of programs is provided by American Councils' extensive network of overseas offices. Languages offered through the Eurasian Regional Language Program include: Armenian, Azeri, Belarusian, Chechan, Chuvash, Dari, Farsi, Georgian, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Moldovan, Pashtu, Tajik, Tatar, Ukrainian, Uzbek, Yakut and others. Highlights: Eligibility: Intermediate-level Russian, target language or language closely related to target language.

51. International Relations And Security Network ISN - Links Library The Integrated regional Information Network (IRIN) is part of the UN Office Information about kazakhstan s economy, history, national and foreign policy http://www.isn.ethz.ch/linkslib/output.cfm?Parent=343

52. Central Eurasian Bulletin Zhanar Jampeissova, a participant of the regional Scholar Exchange Program, isa senior history lecturer at Kainar University in kazakhstan and will study http://www.indiana.edu/~ceus/bulletin - september 10, 2001.html

Central Eurasian Bulletin Department of Central Eurasian Studies Indiana University September 10, 2001 Welcome The Inner Asian and Uralic National Resource Center (IAUNRC) hosts a number of visiting scholars this year. Vafa Abbasova , a teaching assistant in the Economics Department at Qafgaz University in Azerbaijan, will study public administration as a part of the Faculty Development Fellowship Program. Akmaral Altaliyeva , a Fulbright Scholar studying business administration, is Dean at the Almaty School of Management. Natalya Druz , Atmospheric Protection Department Head at the State Research and Production Association of Industrial Ecology, is a Contemporary Issues Fellow studying environmental issues. Ketevan Geguchadze , Associate Professor of Political Science at Batumi State University in Georgia, is a Contemporary Issues Fellow studying Conflict resolution. Aida Huseynova , Assistant Professor at Baku Music Academy, will study music through the Junior Faculty Development Program. Zhanar Jampeissova , a participant of the Regional Scholar Exchange Program, is a senior history lecturer at Kainar University in Kazakhstan and will study Kazakh history at IU.

53. SIFE History Under Mr. Kahl’s leadership, the number of regional competitions grew, The first teams were exchange students from kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan http://www.sife.org/press/history.asp?ID=Press

54. Central Asia: Terrorism, Religious Extremisms, Regional Security - Carnegie Endo While some of these countries, kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in particular, have mademajor Such arguments are an oversimplification of Soviet history. http://www.carnegieendowment.org/publications/index.cfm?fa=view&id=1387&prog=zru

55. Asia Times He teaches foreign policy and diplomatic history at kazakhstan s Institute He noted that most regional fear of China is general, and rarely focuses on a http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/EF18Ad02.html

Search Asia Times Advanced Search China Central Asia: Fears over China's power By Antoine Blua PRAGUE - China's rise as a "great power" is raising fears in Central Asia that Beijing will eventually dominate the region both economically and militarily. These fears come despite the friendly relations that have developed between regional governments over the past decade. China has repeatedly stressed that it wants to offer cooperation, not domination. But such assurances have not kept Central Asians such as Dushanbe resident Abdelmalek Tordeli from worrying about the long-term consequences of a Chinese superpower. "In my opinion China will be one of the superpowers in the future. [But] I do not feel any threat for Tajikistan right now," he said. Beijing's intensified diplomatic activity in the region was highlighted this month when Chinese President Hu Jintao visited Kazakhstan as part of his first foreign trip as head of state. After talks with Hu, President Nursultan Nazarbaev told reporters, "There are no unsolved social, economic or political issues between Kazakhstan and China today."

56. King Bulan's Turkic Bookstore: Politics/Military/News - Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, In tracing the history of Central Asia and explaining the current political Turkey Between East and West New Challenges for a Rising regional Power, http://www.khazaria.com/turkic/books9.html

King Bulan's Turkic Bookstore Current Political and Military Affairs and Other Issues Last Updated: August 12, 2004 Search Amazon.com's Catalog Enter Title, Author, or Subject: Journey into Kazakhstan: The True Face of the Nazarbayev Regime , by Alexandra George Since independence in 1991, Kazakhstan, the second largest of the former 15 Soviet Republics, stretching across 3500 kilometers, has been descending into a social and economic abyss. The decline is more tragic because it was the most Westernized of the Soviet Central Asian republics. In "Journey into Kazakhstan" the author travels to different regions - the Aral Sea, the Caspian region, the vast central steppelands, the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Polygon, Karaganda, built by Stalin labour camp prisoners, ravaged industrial towns like Shymkent and Kentau, and collapsing state farms. Through on-the-spot reporting the reader will witness how an entire society is descending rapidly back to the pre-industrial era on account of misgovernance and malfeasance and the collapse of education and social welfare. Kazakhstan: Unfulfilled Promise , edited by Martha Brill Olcott At the outset of independence in 1991, Kazakhstan's leaders promised that the country's rich natural resources, with oil and gas reserves among the largest in the world, would soon bring economic prosperity, and it appeared that democracy was beginning to take hold in this newly independent state. A decade later, economic reform is mired in widespread corruption. A regime that flirted with democracy is now laying the foundation for family-based, authoritarian rule. This book examines the development of this ethnically diverse and strategically vital nation. The book also looks at shortcomings of U.S. policy in the region and at the future challenges that Kazakhstan will pose to the United States and international institutions.

57. Articles Written On Caspian Sea- Other Links Category regional Asia kazakhstan Travel and Tourism of sites, TETHYSgallery Home pages history of kazakhstan kazakhstan cities http://www.caspianstudies.com/links/country.htm

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58. Kazakhstan Assessment history. The geographical position of kazakhstan has been, in large measure, It has got a ramified network of regional (oblast) and district (rayon) http://www.grida.no/prog/cee/enrin/htmls/kazahst/kazakh_e.htm

ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN KAZAKHSTAN (Draft) Maira A. Zhunusova Ministry of Ecology and Bioresources of the Republic of Kazakhstan Expert group on establishing a Republican environmental information system in Kazakhstan Introduction Background Status of EIS Assessment of Needs ... Annex 3 1. INTRODUCTION Agenda 21, Chapter 40, on information to support decision making specifies the necessity of improving information control with a view to making environmental information more accessible. The UNEP Environmental Assessment Programme (EAP) has a mandate to: give the world community access to significant data and information; help governments make a much wider use of environmental information to control the nature conservation process and rational use of natural resources. To meet these needs, UNEP/EAP shall provide assistance to developing countries and countries in transition to a market economy so as to facilitate environmental data and information management. The end product of the programme will be the global operational environmental information network. The UNEP approach involves a number of measures that will be implemented in four stages (Assessment - Implementation - Execution - Operation) for which appropriate guidelines have been drawn up. A general review of environmental information in the country will be given at the assessment stage. This Report has been drawn up in compliance with the GRID-Arendal-Manager recommendations on the programme in the countries of Eastern Europe and developing countries made by Doctor Otto Simonett.

59. Institute Of Public Administration 19741976 - ASSIST IN REVISING ISTANBUL S regional DEVELOPMENT PLAN 1992-1993 -UKRAINE AND kazakhstan, LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT http://www.theipa.org/aboutipa/history.html

history IPA and NYU partners funding ... contact IPA TIMELINE OF EVENTS IN IPA HISTORY - ESTABLISHMENT OF THE BUREAU OF MUNICIPAL RESEARCH - ESTABLISHMENT OF SIMILAR BUREAUS IN OTHER CITIES - BUREAU ISSUES FIRST REPORT: HOW MANHATTAN IS GOVERNED - BUREAU STAFF MEMBER (CLEVELAND) HEADS PRESIDENT TAFT'S COMMISSION ON ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY - CHARLES BEARD BECOMES DIRECTOR OF TRAINING SCHOOL - THE NUMBER OF BUREAUS OF MUNICIPAL RESEARCH IN U.S. GROWS TO TWENTY - LUTHER GULICK NAMED DIRECTOR OF THE TRAINING SCHOOL - LUTHER GULICK SUCCEEDS BEARD AS PRESIDENT OF NIPA - DESIGNS UNIFORM CRIME REPORTING SYSTEM AND APPLIES MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES TO LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT REORGANIZATION - GROWTH OF ENDOWMENT - TRAINING SCHOOL MOVES TO SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY BECOMES THE MAXWELL SCHOOL OF CITIZENSHIP AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS - NYC POLICE DEPARTMENT SURVEY - GOVERNMENT RESEARCH BUREAU SPREAD THROUGHOUT THE U.S.

60. THE HISTORY OF REGIONAL ARCHITECTURE IN KRASNOYARSK FROM 1924 TO 1986 THE history OF ART DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN regional ARCHITECTURE Eastern regionalProjecting Institute for Rural Territories, Eastern kazakhstan Region, http://www.osa.ceu.hu/2001/recenthistory/doc/2002/HistoryOfArtDevelopment/HistOf

THE HISTORY OF ART DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN REGIONAL ARCHITECTURE STYLISTICS IN KRASNOYARSK FROM 1924 to 1986 Scientific Research Institute for History of Architecture and Urbanism (NIITAG, Moscow) Krasnoyarsk State Academy of Architecture and Civil Engineering (KSAACE, Krasnoyarsk) Main team members Igor A. Bondarenko – project director, scientific editor Irina V. Kukina – high researcher, scientific editor Alexander V. Slabuha – researcher Ludmila V. Gaikova– researcher Valentina N. Syrai – translator, English editor Maria E. Merculova – researcher Sergei F. Yamaletdinov – researcher Grigorii A. Reyt –researcher Nataliya M. Kozhevnikova - researcher Interdisciplinary research: history of architectural stylistic arts, town’s art appearance forming, town’s environments composition (as an integral part of urban process), government policy, local government institutions policy in the field of architecture and town planning, designing and building. Members of our research group have very separated issues in the submitting problem that is showed in their selected bibliographies. But this is the first attempt to create common research about regional architectural arts from the view of the historical policy of communist managing in creative fields and influence of European architectural and urban design culture on the Siberian city as an integral part of the common historical, architectural culture. Actuality. Problem review.

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