Edward Lemon is the DMGS-Kennan Institute Fellow, Daniel Morgan Graduate School in Washington DC. His research examines security, Islam, migration and politics in Tajikistan and Eurasia. Follow him on Twitter at @edwardlemon3.
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Published in: oDRCentral Asia brings foreign fighters’ families home, but what next?How do you take back families coming from IS territory? Thousands of men and their families traveled from Central...
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Published in: oDRTransforming Tajikistan: how the Rahmon regime turned religion into a site of struggleThis new book focuses on Tajik society’s turn to Islam as a means of coping with disorder.
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Published in: oDRHow can we explain radicalisation among Central Asia’s migrants?Central Asia isn’t to blame for “exporting terrorism”, but the stigmatising experience of migration could be....
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Published in: oDRThe long arm of the despotTajikistan’s government doesn’t hesitate to go after its critics abroad. Intimidation, beatings and murder — this is...