Collection of articles compiled by M.M.Meyer
Foreword by V.V.Naumkin
Moscow, Europe Publishing House, 2005, pp 192  

Less than tree months elapsed since the bloody events in the Uzbek city of Andijan. The less we understand of what happened there, the easier we may be able to carelessly disregard it. Yet something is brewing down there, to the south of Kazakhstan, but what is it? The book presents a range of accounts and opinions from witnesses and opposition leaders, as well as tough analysis from a Russian political scientist who is familiar with the real issues on the southern frontiers and – last but not least – reflections of Shirin Akiner, a British professor with a Turkish name, who for some unknown reason was granted unique opportunities for movement and communication in Andijan. The appendices contain information on opposition movements in Uzbekistan and their leaders.

Foreword by S.A.Markov
Moscow, Europe Publishing House, 2005, pp 124

In this book, Elena Afanasieva – an expert political scientist, head of the «Center for Promotion of Stability» – is taking stock of the generic model of modern «revolution». The author gives her own explanation of what was taking place in Ukraine in the autumn of 2004, regarding those events as a Western or US political technology project pursuing certain economic interests.

Compiled by G.O.Pavlovsky
Foreword by E.Afanasieva
Moscow, Europe Publishing House, 2005, pp 224

This book deals with vanished illusions, a "velvet revolution" that turned into a pogrom. It deals with the revolution in Kirghizia and ransacked Bishkek. It contains a chronicle of the events, eyewitness accounts, expert analysis of the political environment before and after the revolution, prognostications and analysis of the correlation of forces in the Kirghiz elite, which provide insight into what really happened in Bishkek this spring.