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Martin Spechler

Professor Emeritus for Economics

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Inner Asian and Uralic National Resource Center

Institute for European Studies

Martin Spechler is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor Emeritus for Economics at Indiana University Bloomington.

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Martin Spechler

Indiana University Bloomington

Professor Emeritus for Economics

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political science economics central asia international relations asian economics comparative economics history east asian studies international economics geopolitics central asian studies political economy economic reform foreign policy development economics economic policy economic development wildlife human-wildlife relationships predator-prey interactions regime analysis regional policy central eurasia economic sociology animal behavior economic geography international history eurasian geography regional studies economy of china contemporary china conflict resolution asian studies human rights wildlife management regional economics spatial politics chinese politics global challenges economic integration transnational mobility geopolitical conflict emerging markets socio-economic issues policy evaluation divergent paths post-communist transformation regional cooperation central asian tiger great powers historical dictionary authoritarian politics uzbek paradox neo-liberal reform azerbaijan become central asian countries market economies

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Russia's Lost Position in Central Eurasia. Journal of Eurasian Studies (2012)

Martin C. SpechlerDina R. Spechler

geopoliticseurasian geographycentral eurasiainternational relationsspatial politicshistoryregional studies

How Can Central Asian Countries and Azerbaijan Become Emerging Market Economies?. Eastern European Economics (2011)

Martin C. Spechler

emerging marketsinternational economicsasian economicsmarket economieseconomicscentral asian countriescentral asian studiesazerbaijan becomeeast asian studies

The Foreign Policy of Uzbekistan: Sources, Objectives and Outcomes: 1991–2009. Central Asian Survey (2010)

Dina Rome SpechlerMartin C. Spechler

central asian studiesforeign policypolitical science

Human Rights in Central Eurasia: The Unexpected Sides of Economic Growth and Authoritarian Rule. Problems of Post-Communism (2009)

Martin C. Spechler

socio-economic issueshuman rightscentral eurasiapolitical science

The Political Economy of Reform in Central Asia: Uzbekistan Under Authoritarianism. Choice Reviews Online (2009)

Martin C. Spechler

central asiaeconomic reformpolitical economypolitical science

Uzbekistan Among the Great Powers. Communist and Post-Communist Studies (2009)

Dina Rome SpechlerMartin C. Spechler

middle eastern studiesinternational historypolitical sciencegreat powersinternational relationshistoryeast asian studies

Central Asia Between East and West. The Carl Beck papers in Russian and East European studies (2008)

Martin Spechler

central asian studiesasian studieseast asian studiescentral asia

The Economies of Central Asia: A Survey. Comparative Economic Studies (2008)

Martin C Spechler

asian economicseconomicsregional economicscentral asiacomparative economics

The Political Economy of Reform in Central Asia. (2008)

Martin C. Spechler

central asiaeconomic reformpolitical economypolitical science

Authoritarian Politics and Economic Reform in Uzbekistan: Past, Present and Prospects. Central Asian Survey (2007)

Martin C. Spechler

asian economicspolitical scienceeconomic reformpolitical economycentral asian studiesauthoritarian politicseast asian studies

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Martin Spechler

Professor Emeritus for Economics

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Inner Asian and Uralic National Resource Center

Institute for European Studies

Martin Spechler is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor Emeritus for Economics at Indiana University Bloomington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Martin Spechler

Indiana University Bloomington

Professor Emeritus for Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Russia's Lost Position in Central Eurasia. Journal of Eurasian Studies (2012)

Martin C. SpechlerDina R. Spechler

geopoliticseurasian geographycentral eurasiainternational relationsspatial politicshistoryregional studies

How Can Central Asian Countries and Azerbaijan Become Emerging Market Economies?. Eastern European Economics (2011)

Martin C. Spechler

emerging marketsinternational economicsasian economicsmarket economieseconomicscentral asian countriescentral asian studiesazerbaijan becomeeast asian studies

The Foreign Policy of Uzbekistan: Sources, Objectives and Outcomes: 1991–2009. Central Asian Survey (2010)

Dina Rome SpechlerMartin C. Spechler

central asian studiesforeign policypolitical science

Human Rights in Central Eurasia: The Unexpected Sides of Economic Growth and Authoritarian Rule. Problems of Post-Communism (2009)

Martin C. Spechler

socio-economic issueshuman rightscentral eurasiapolitical science

The Political Economy of Reform in Central Asia: Uzbekistan Under Authoritarianism. Choice Reviews Online (2009)

Martin C. Spechler

central asiaeconomic reformpolitical economypolitical science

Uzbekistan Among the Great Powers. Communist and Post-Communist Studies (2009)

Dina Rome SpechlerMartin C. Spechler

middle eastern studiesinternational historypolitical sciencegreat powersinternational relationshistoryeast asian studies

Central Asia Between East and West. The Carl Beck papers in Russian and East European studies (2008)

Martin Spechler

central asian studiesasian studieseast asian studiescentral asia

The Economies of Central Asia: A Survey. Comparative Economic Studies (2008)

Martin C Spechler

asian economicseconomicsregional economicscentral asiacomparative economics

The Political Economy of Reform in Central Asia. (2008)

Martin C. Spechler

central asiaeconomic reformpolitical economypolitical science

Authoritarian Politics and Economic Reform in Uzbekistan: Past, Present and Prospects. Central Asian Survey (2007)

Martin C. Spechler

asian economicspolitical scienceeconomic reformpolitical economycentral asian studiesauthoritarian politicseast asian studies

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