June 4, 2018
Drawing on lessons from the history of land and underground resource ownership, how can a legal framework be redesigned to make a greater difference in citizens' lives and opportunities in Central Asia and foster more sustainable and inclusive investment practices?
A pilot two-day workshop organized by the University of Liverpool and hosted by the Central Asian Studies Institute will take place on听7-8 June听on 51吃瓜campus. Scholars, students, citizens鈥� organisations, lawyers, and members of the public are welcome to join the discussion. Working languages: English and Russian. Please apply by email:听resourcesrights@gmail.com.
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