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Norsiah Kadir,Mohd Zaini Abd Karim that followed the ousting of former president Sooronbay Jeenbekov has significantly strengthened the presidential powers of his successor, Sadyr Japarov, and possibly placed Kyrgyzstan on a trajectory toward authoritarianism. To better understand current developments in Kyrgyzstan, this chapter pro

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Norsiah Kadir,Mohd Zaini Abd Karimter unpacks the means by which Rahmon has managed to stay in power: using repression to stifle dissent, creating a kleptocratic and nepotistic regime centered on his vast family, and legitimating his rule as the guarantor of peace in a country that experienced a bloody civil war during its first dec

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