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Understanding enclaves in the world and in the territory of the Kyrgyz republic
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2002
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Abdraimov, Oskonbek
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In this study, the aim is an empirical survey of the enclaves in the world, with specific reference to those in Kyrgyzstan, a former Soviet Republic. Offering a physical description of enclaves, the thesis also tries to depict the historical account and history of the issue of enclaves generally. The study seeks to pay particular attention to the status of enclaves in the Kyrgyz Republic, which have been a formidable source of instability in the region since the Soviet breakup in 1991.
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International Law of Territories
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Enclaves
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Ethnicity
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O. Abdraimov, “Understanding enclaves in the world and in the territory of the Kyrgyz republic ,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2002.