Russia and Eurasia: October 2005

Autocrats, Islamists, and the Rise of Radicalism in Central Asia

By: ERIC MCGLINCHEY

Description: "Islamist radicalism in Central Asia . . . is in large part a response to authoritarianism. Where governments tolerate some degree of political opposition—either in parliaments or in the press—society's enthusiasm for Islamist goals is limited."

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