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Format: 1 online resource (362 pages)

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ISBN: 9783031553417

Series Statement: International Political Economy Series

Note: Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1 The Political Economy of Central Asian Law: A Law and Society Analysis -- Introduction: Law, Society, and Governance in Central Asia -- The Volume and Structure -- Part I: International Norms and Actors -- Part II: Domestic Institutions and Legal Environments -- Part III: Meso- and Micro-Level Business Actors, Informal Institutions, and Norms -- References -- Part I International Norms and Actors -- 2 The International Anticorruption Agenda, Legal Culture, and Business Environment in Uzbekistan -- Introduction -- Methodological Considerations -- Theoretical Framework -- Multilevel Governance Framework -- Collective Action Approach -- Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index and Its Implications for the Business and Investment Climates in Uzbekistan -- Trust and the Changing Legal Culture -- Anticorruption Reviews of Legal Acts as a Preventive Measure against Legal Corruption -- Conclusions -- References -- 3 Perspectives on Introducing Corporate Criminal Liability for the Crime of Bribery in Uzbekistan -- Introduction -- Part I: Bribery in the Private Sector -- Causes and Effects -- Conceptualising Bribery and Corruption in the Uzbek Socio-Legal Context -- Methodological Considerations -- Concept of Corporate Criminal Liability -- How Does Corporate Criminal Liability Work? -- Part II: The Current State of Regulation for Corruption and Bribery in Uzbekistan -- Empirical Findings: Cases and Interviews with Representatives from the Retail and Constructions Sectors -- Part III: The Relevancy of Corporate Criminal Liability in Uzbekistan -- Why Administrative Liability Is Insufficient -- Which Mode of Corporate Criminal Liability Could Work in the Context of Uzbekistan? -- What Kinds of Challenges Might Arise? -- Conclusions. , References -- 4 International Organisations and Norm Diffusion: The Case of UNODC in Central Asia -- Introduction -- Understanding Norm Diffusion and the Role of International Organisations -- UNODC, Its Mandate, and Activities -- UNODC and the Diffusion of Norms and Standards in Central Asia -- Is 'the Shanghai Spirit' Contesting UNODC Norm Diffusion? -- Conclusions -- References -- 5 Regionalisation of International Initiatives: Case Study of the Eurasian Group on Combating Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism (EAG) -- Introduction -- Background and Literature Review -- The Legal Status of FATF -- International Financial Regulation Under FATF -- The Theoretical Framework -- Methodology -- The Eurasian Group -- Structure -- Governance Structure (Political Society in EAG) -- Civil Society (Civil Society in EAG) -- Discussion and Conclusions -- References -- Part II Domestic Institutions and Legal Environment -- 6 Mapping Institutional Resilience: Locating Regulatory and Growth Frameworks in Central Asia -- Introduction -- Premise -- The Concept of Resilience in the Economics of Development -- Economic Resilience Through Regulation -- Methodology -- The Nexus Between Regulatory Framework and Regulatory Implementation -- Concentration of Power and a 'Top-Down' Decision-Making Approach -- Interagency Communications and the Coordination of Regulatory Implementation -- Resource Constraints in the Public Sector -- Poor Compliance and Adherence to Regulations -- Non-independent and Biased Judiciary -- Conclusions -- References -- 7 Understanding the Legal Culture in Uzbekistan Through an Analysis of Business Disputes in Economic Courts -- Introduction -- Methodology -- Socio-Legal Approaches to the Legal Culture and Legal Consciousness -- Legal Culture and Consciousness in Uzbekistan -- The Current Status of Legal Literacy in Uzbekistan. , Current Status of Economic Dispute Settlement: Mediation, Alternative Dispute Resolution, and Court Procedures -- Conclusions -- References -- 8 Promises and Commitments: The Role of Fair and Equitable Provisions and Local Foreign Direct Investment Law and Regulations in Generating Legitimate Expectations -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Research Questions -- Methodology -- Legitimate Expectations -- Legitimate Expectations in Recent Investment Arbitration -- Direct Legitimate Expectations -- The Regulatory Framework for Indirect Legitimate Expectation and the General Application of the Law -- Legitimate Expectations in Uzbekistan -- Current Foreign Direct Investment law and Regulations in Uzbekistan -- Legitimate Expectations in Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) -- Uzbekistan Cases in Investment Arbitration -- Socio-Legal Analysis of Legitimate Expectations -- Three Conceptions from the Focus Groups Discussions -- Recommendations -- Recommendations for Generating Legitimate Indirect Expectations -- Recommendations for Generating Direct Legitimate Expectations -- Conclusions -- References -- 9 Taxation in the Digital Economy in Uzbekistan -- Introduction -- Research Aim -- Hypothesis -- Research Questions -- Methodology -- Literature Review -- Central Asia: Digital service tax obligations of non-residents in Central Asia (VAT and DST) -- Law-in-Books: Uzbekistan's Digital Taxation Legislation -- Location of Digital Services -- Defining Digital Services -- Collecting VAT Through Digital Services -- Law-in-Action: Regulation of Digital Businesses and Taxation in Uzbekistan -- Identification of Non-resident Businesses Subject to VAT -- Identification of Digital Services Subject to VAT -- Is VAT the Best Way to Tax Digital Services in Uzbekistan? -- Going Forward Under the Ever-expanding Digitalisation of the Economy and Society -- Conclusions. , References -- Part III Meso-and Micro-Level Business Actors, Informal Institutions and Norms -- 10 The Legal Issues of Opening and Running Gastronomic Entrepreneurships in Kazakhstan: A Case Study from the City of Taldykorgan -- Introduction -- Review of the Relevant Literature -- Materials and Methods -- 'Law-in-Books': Entrepreneurial legislation in the Republic of Kazakhstan -- 'Law-in-Action': Is It Easy to Open and Run a Gastronomic Business in Kazakhstan? -- Discussion and Concluding Remarks -- References -- 11 Connectedness and Inequitable Access to Formal Financing in Uzbekistan -- Introduction -- Why Enterprise Access to Bank Financing Matters for Growth -- Factors Affecting the Inequitable Distribution of Bank Financing -- Institutions, Informality, and the Allocation of Bank Financing in Uzbekistan -- Enterprise Access to Formal Financing: Some Additional Factors -- Conclusions -- References -- 12 Kusturizatsia and Dolya: Business-makingscapes and Interethnic Patronage Networks in Kyrgyzstan -- Introduction -- Sociopolitical Background -- Ethnic minorities and business-making -- Searching for Security, Part I: Countering Suyun Ömürzakov's 'Mafia' Network -- Searching for Security, Part II: Countering Corruption Through 'Dolya' (Share) -- Japarov's Governance: Kusturizatsia and Corruption -- Concluding remarks -- References -- 13 Women and Bazaars: Gendering Entrepreneurship in Uzbekistan -- Introduction -- Notes on Methods, Fieldwork, and Positionality -- Theoretical Framework -- Setting the Scene: Contextualising and Gendering the Bazaars in Uzbekistan -- Tirikchilik as a Survival Strategy: Transformations in Women's Identities and Gender Dynamics in Uzbekistan's Bazaars -- Shifting Attitudes of and towards Women in Bazaars -- Bazaars as Gendered Spaces -- Navigating Gender Norms: The Complex Role of Headscarves and Ties in Bazaars. , Double Burden: An Ambivalent Struggle for Survival and Freedom -- Conclusions -- References.

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Format: 1 online resource (362 pages)

Edition: 1st ed. 2024.

ISBN: 9783031553417

Series Statement: International Political Economy Series,

Content: This open-access book provides fresh and much-needed insights into the interconnections between law, society and governance in Central Asia. By taking the interdisciplinary perspective of law and society, the book explores the social life of law and legal institutions in Central Asia in broader terms, encompassing not only the state legal system and institutions but also various informal (non-legal) forms of normative ordering. The topics covered within this book will be of interest to many scholars considering various theoretical and methodological challenges in studying law, governance, and informality in authoritarian regime contexts such as Central Asia. Rustam Urinboyev is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology of Law. He is an interdisciplinary socio-legal scholar, studying corruption, governance, legal reform, migration, and penal institutions in the context of Russia, Central Asia and Turkey. He is the author of Migration and Hybrid Political Regimes: Navigating the Legal Landscape in Russia (2020), published by the University of California Press.

Note: Chapter 1. International Anti-Corruption Agenda and Business Environment in Uzbekistan (Tolibjon Mustafoev) -- Chapter 2. Regionalization of International Initiatives: A Case Study of the Eurasian Group on Combating Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism (EAG) (Dilaver Khamzaev) -- Chapter 3. International Corruption Scandals and Its Ramifications for the Domestic Legal Environment: Corporate Criminal Liability in Uzbekistan (Dildora Karimova and Uygun Nigmadjanov) -- Chapter 4. Promises and Commitments: The Role of Fair and Equitable Provisions and Local Foreign Direct Investment Law and Regulations in Generating Legitimate Expectations (Khasan Sayfutdinov) -- Domestic Institutions and Legal Environment in Central Asia -- Chapter 5. Local Government and Everyday Business Life: A Case Study of Sectors in Rural Uzbekistan (Rustamjon Urinboyev and Sherzod Eraliev) -- Chapter 6. Understanding Legal Culture in Uzbekistan Through the Analysis of Business Disputes in Economic Courts (Muzaffar Dostqoriev and Nasimbek Azizov) -- Chapter 7. The Duty of Confidence in the Law of Trade Secrets of Uzbekistan (Akbar Ismanjanov) -- Chapter 8. Taxation of the Digital Economy in Uzbekistan (Alisher Pulatov) -- Chapter 9. A New Big Boss? Interethnic Patronage Networks and Business in Kyrgyzstan (Aksana Ismailbekova) -- Chapter 10. Connectedness and (In)equitable Access to Formal Finance in Uzbekistan (Kobil Ruziev) -- Chapter 11. Legal Issues of the Opening and Running Gastronomic Entrepreneurship in Kazakhstan: A Case Study of the City of Taldykorgan (Daniya Nurmukhankyzy) -- Chapter 12. Women and Bazaars: Gendering Entrepreneurship in Uzbekistan (Binazirbonu Yusupova).

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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-55341-7

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Edition: 1st ed. 2024.

ISBN: 9783031553417

Series Statement: International Political Economy Series,

Content: This open-access book provides fresh and much-needed insights into the interconnections between law, society and governance in Central Asia. By taking the interdisciplinary perspective of law and society, the book explores the social life of law and legal institutions in Central Asia in broader terms, encompassing not only the state legal system and institutions but also various informal (non-legal) forms of normative ordering. The topics covered within this book will be of interest to many scholars considering various theoretical and methodological challenges in studying law, governance, and informality in authoritarian regime contexts such as Central Asia. Rustam Urinboyev is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology of Law. He is an interdisciplinary socio-legal scholar, studying corruption, governance, legal reform, migration, and penal institutions in the context of Russia, Central Asia and Turkey. He is the author of Migration and Hybrid Political Regimes: Navigating the Legal Landscape in Russia (2020), published by the University of California Press.

Note: Chapter 1. International Anti-Corruption Agenda and Business Environment in Uzbekistan (Tolibjon Mustafoev) -- Chapter 2. Regionalization of International Initiatives: A Case Study of the Eurasian Group on Combating Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism (EAG) (Dilaver Khamzaev) -- Chapter 3. International Corruption Scandals and Its Ramifications for the Domestic Legal Environment: Corporate Criminal Liability in Uzbekistan (Dildora Karimova and Uygun Nigmadjanov) -- Chapter 4. Promises and Commitments: The Role of Fair and Equitable Provisions and Local Foreign Direct Investment Law and Regulations in Generating Legitimate Expectations (Khasan Sayfutdinov) -- Domestic Institutions and Legal Environment in Central Asia -- Chapter 5. Local Government and Everyday Business Life: A Case Study of Sectors in Rural Uzbekistan (Rustamjon Urinboyev and Sherzod Eraliev) -- Chapter 6. Understanding Legal Culture in Uzbekistan Through the Analysis of Business Disputes in Economic Courts (Muzaffar Dostqoriev and Nasimbek Azizov) -- Chapter 7. The Duty of Confidence in the Law of Trade Secrets of Uzbekistan (Akbar Ismanjanov) -- Chapter 8. Taxation of the Digital Economy in Uzbekistan (Alisher Pulatov) -- Chapter 9. A New Big Boss? Interethnic Patronage Networks and Business in Kyrgyzstan (Aksana Ismailbekova) -- Chapter 10. Connectedness and (In)equitable Access to Formal Finance in Uzbekistan (Kobil Ruziev) -- Chapter 11. Legal Issues of the Opening and Running Gastronomic Entrepreneurship in Kazakhstan: A Case Study of the City of Taldykorgan (Daniya Nurmukhankyzy) -- Chapter 12. Women and Bazaars: Gendering Entrepreneurship in Uzbekistan (Binazirbonu Yusupova).

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