Hot topics
- 28.12.2011
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Is traditional MBA outdated to succeed in business today?
In the constantly changing global environment full of uncertain circumstances, in order to make business successful there is a growing necessity in obtaining additional business education. In this context, how well developed the market of business education in Uzbekistan? Does it correspond today’s business environment and lead to success?
- 14.11.2011
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New Silk Road vs. Eurasian Union
This autumn major external actors in Central Asia – the United States, Russia and China – have formulated their visions regarding further engagement with countries of the region. The U.S., as it has already been discussed, is advancing a strategy of the "Modern Silk Road", which aims at expanding trade, transport, and energy links between the Central and South Asia, as well as other countries cross-cut by this historic trade route.
- 11.10.2011
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Emerging Economies of Inner Asia – will the second wave of the global turmoil reach those?
There are less doubts about possibility of the so called ‘second wave’ of the global financial crisis. The first wave primarily affected “Western Economies”. China and emerging economies in Asia though were affected, could sustain comparatively high growth rates.
- 10.08.2011
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Journalists vs Analytics – effective cooperation?
Analysts and journalists discuss goals and tasks of the Club of Analytical Journalism that was launched at the premises of the Center for Economic Research on July 29, 2011.
- 19.07.2011
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Managers for modernization
Modernization policy envisages preparation of highly educated managers – agents of modernization, who could successfully realize policy goals on the highest level.
The practice of developed countries demonstrates that, when creating the pool of “good” managers, particular attention should be given to special educational programs developed by a state.
- 17.06.2011
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Tashkent - 2030. How it looks like?
There are 3374 streets in today’s Tashkent, whereas before the independence the number was around 2500. And what does the future hold for the city? How many streets in Tashkent we should expect by 2030, or at least in the next 10 years?
- 02.06.2011
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Ranking Tashkent's restaurants – the time has come
There are hundreds of good restaurants in Tashkent, but none of them has ever made it into a Michelin Le Guide Rouge, the oldest and best-known European hotel and restaurant guide, which awards the Michelin stars. So maybe there is good reason to start our own system of ranking restaurants?
- 11.04.2011
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Prospects for "greening" the economy
Sustainable development of the society requires that three societal spheres - economic, social and ecological - cooperate effectively.
- 21.02.2011
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ICT development in the regions
Infrastructure in Uzbekistan has sufficient potential for development, which means that information technologies should have penetrated the regions a long time ago.
- 07.01.2011
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Feasibility and prospect of "Growth poles" concept in Uzbekistan
According to the World Development Report for 2009, prepared by the World Bank "No one country has reached the average level of income without industrialization and urbanization. No one country has achieved a high level of income without "growth poles".