Uzbek economic reform actions do not include politics
A new president has changed foreign and economic policy more than could be imagined but is cautious on political reform
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- Currency reform
- Greater rights, less oppression
- Heeding concerns
- Limited media freedom
- Freedom of movement
- Easing oppression
- Softer approach to Islam
- Banning forced labour
- Reforms carry high risks
- Winning legitimacy
- Managing the elite
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