This article explores in a nuanced way, whether democracy promotion fulfills its goal in the Central Asian country of Tajikistan. As the article points out, Tajikistan stays in a Swiss-led IMF-group, but has – since Switzerland started its activitied 30 years ago – long turned to a far more authoritarian, pro-Russian stance. And the goals of Swiss activities like supporting public service in digitization may have a questinable impact.
In this times where foreign aid is questioned by the US, this seems a very relevant case study.
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This article explores in a nuanced way, whether democracy promotion fulfills its goal in the Central Asian country of Tajikistan. As the article points out, Tajikistan stays in a Swiss-led IMF-group, but has – since Switzerland started its activitied 30 years ago – long turned to a far more authoritarian, pro-Russian stance. And the goals of Swiss activities like supporting public service in digitization may have a questinable impact.
In this times where foreign aid is questioned by the US, this seems a very relevant case study.