What is New on «CESWW»

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Latest Updates of the «Central Eurasian Studies World Wide» Website

  1. In August 2002, the "Syllabi in Central Eurasian Studies" section was added to «CESWW», providing on-line syllabi for courses taught in many disciplines and institutions throughout the world.  We welcome further submissions of syllabi, or tips on courses and their instructors for which we outght to seek the syllabus.  Please send your suggestions or syllabi to: CESWW(a)fas.harvard.edu
  2. On June 12, 2002, the "Central Eurasia Experts Directory" was updated.  People seeking expertise are encouraged to find the experts they need in this Directory.  Experts offering useful expertise for journalists, business, government or international organizations are encouraged to ensure that their information is included in the Directory.
  3. On May 25, 2002, the "Dissertations in Central Eurasian Studies" section was updated.  We encourage recent Ph.D. recipients to ensure that their dissertation is included, and representatives of Ph.D.-granting institutions to ensure that their institutions are properly respresented in this reference resource.
  4. In April-May 2002, mirror sites of the «Central Eurasian Studies World Wide» website were established in Armenia (http://casww.iatp.r.am), Azerbaijan (http://casww.iatp.az), Georgia (http://casww.iatp.org.ge, Kazakstan (http://casww.freenet.kz), Kyrgyzstan (http://casww.freenet.kg), Tajikistan (http://casww.irex-tj.org), Turkmenistan (http://casww.iatp.edu.tm) and Uzbekistan (http://casww.freenet.uz).
  5. In Spring 2002, the «Central Eurasian Studies World Wide» website underwent a redesign to improve its functionality.  If you notice any problems or if you have any suggestions on how to improve it, please send comments to: «CESWW» Website Editor <CESWW(a)fas.harvard.edu>.

 

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