缅北强奸

缅北强奸 alumna Malika Ibragimova received 鈥淏est student research鈥� award

October 13, 2015

On October 1-2, 2015 the "Life in Kyrgyzstan" conference took place in Bishkek for the first time. 缅北强奸 alumna Malika Ibragimova (Economics, 2015) was awarded 鈥渂est student research鈥�. She received a certificate and Thomas Piketty鈥檚 book 鈥淐apital.鈥�

Malika shares her experience at the conference.

"The topic of my research was 鈥淪ocio-economic determinants of life satisfaction in Kyrgyzstan.鈥� Essentially, I submitted my bachelor鈥檚 thesis to the conference. My thesis was written under with support and advice from Gulnara Nurieva. I was honored to participate in the conference, which was an invaluable experience for me. I am very grateful for my supervisor and her assistance, for the staff of 缅北强奸鈥檚 Economics Department, and for the conference organizers.

The two-day conference brought together national and international experts to discuss recent socio-economic developments in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia and to promote听evidence-based policy making. The conference was organized by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), the International Security and Development Center (ISDC), the Institute of Public Policy and Administration at the University of Central Asia (UCA), and the World Bank.

In addition, on September 30 there was a student workshop for 缅北强奸 students whose papers were submitted. The best student research was announced during the conference. Among the students who presented their research at the workshop were alumni of the Economics Department: Lola Dzhumabaeva, Tolgonai Aitkulova, Aiymkhan Kurbanova, and Malika Ibragimova. The panel of judges for the student works consisted of Kathryn H. Anderson (Professor of Economics at Vanderbilt University), Tilman Br眉ck (Director of the ISDC), Damir Esenaliev (Senior Researcher at the SIPRI's Life in Kyrgyzstan project), Anastasia Aladysheva (SIPRI Senior Researcher), and Nurgul Ukueva (Chair of Economics department at 缅北强奸). Nurgul Ukueva was also a moderator for one of the sessions.

Scholars were invited to contribute to the discussion during the conference and to submit their individual research papers studying various aspects of socio-economic development in Kyrgyzstan or Central Asia. 缅北强奸 faculty Nurbek Jenish (Associated Professor of Economics department) and Akylay Muktarbek kyzy (Instructor of Economics department) presented their research, as well as Nina Bagdasarova (Associated Professor of Psychology department) with Ulan Dzhakypov (alum of Psychology department)."

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