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Front Cover\nSeries page\nPost-Liberal Statebuilding in Central Asia: Imaginaries, Discourses and Practices of Social Ordering\nCopyright information\nDedication\nTable of contents\nList of Figures and Tables\nNotes on Transliteration and Language\nAcknowledgments\n1 Introduction\n Entry: on (im)possible futures\n Post-liberalism: understanding (dis)order in a post-Western-dominated world\n Contributions to critical perspectives on peace, security and development\n Outline of the book\n2 Theorizing Post-Liberal Forms of Statebuilding and Order-Making Globally\n Introduction\n Post-liberal thought from imperial history to the present\n The failures and transmutations of ‘liberalism’ in the non-West … and the West\n Theorizing post-liberal peace: emancipation, governmentality and decoloniality\n Emancipation vs governmentality?\n Toward a decolonial perspective on post-liberal order\n ‘Community security’ as discourse and practice of peace- and statebuilding\n Community safety as crime prevention and neoliberal governmentality\n The global spread of community policing and its discontents\n Conclusion: Theorizing post-liberalism globally\n3 From Imaginary to Practice: Capturing the Multiple Meanings of Peace, Security and Order\n Heteroglossia: the multiplicity of meanings in social processes\n Conceptualizing the role of social imaginaries in social ordering\n A cooperative and practice-based approach to research\n Reflections from fieldwork and beyond\n Conclusion\n4 Imaginaries and Discourses of Social Order in Kyrgyzstan\n Introduction: Imaginaries of social order and transformations\n The Western ‘liberal peace’ imaginary\n The imaginary West\n Globalization and capitalist development teleology\n ‘Made in Kyrgyzstan’\n Hard work, perseverance and coping strategies\n The ‘politics of sovereignty’ imaginary\n The ‘bad West’\n Soviet modernity\n Ethno-nationalism\n Anti-colonialism\n The ‘tradition and culture’ imaginary\n ‘Traditional’ versus ‘foreign’ Islam\n Traditional institutions and concepts of social order\n Traditional knowledge as a source of well-being\n Connections between humans, the natural and spiritual domain\n Post-liberal statebuilding in Kyrgyzstan: a framework\n5 Local Crime Prevention Centres and the (After) Lives of the State in Rural Kyrgyzstan\n Life in rural Kyrgyzstan between Soviet legacy and ‘new market realities’\n From economic and institutional collapse to a moral economy of survival\n Translocal livelihoods and their implications for community security\n Local-level governance, social institutions and crime prevention\n Local self-governance and social institutions during and after the Soviet Union\n LCPCs between executive authority and societal concerns\n International security and peacebuilding programming\n Practices and discourses of community security in southern Kyrgyzstan\n LCPC ‘success stories’: overall results and implications\n Building ‘peoples’ friendship’ after identity-based conflict\n Conclusion\n6 Shaping Peace, Social Order and Resilience: Territorial Youth Councils and the Field of Youth Policy\n TYCs between conflict prevention and long-term peacebuilding\n Mobilization, fluctuation and division of labour\n Delegated, but flexibilized authority\n Discourses and practices of TYC initiatives\n Peace, tolerance and exchange between groups and locales\n National ideology and the ‘right path’\n Tackling concrete problems: racketeering and poverty\n Self-help and solidarity\n A voice of or vis-à-vis youth? Opportunities and limitations of youth participation and youth policy in Kyrgyzstan\n Conclusion\n7 Reform Deadlock for Stability? The Civic Union ‘For Reforms and Result’\n Introduction: Community security and police reform as post-liberal statebuilding\n From political activism to forging security expertise\n Practising and interpreting community security\n Status of working groups\n Understanding of security problems and solutions: community 1\n Understanding of security problems and solutions: community 2\n Potentials, implications and interpretation of community-level projects\n Producing (and ignoring) knowledge\n Conclusion\n8 Conclusion\n Practices, discourses and imaginaries of social order in Kyrgyzstan\n Governmentality and decolonial horizons in post-liberal statebuilding\nAppendix 1: Maps of Kyrgyzstan\nAppendix 2: Abridged Inventory of Gathered Data\nAppendix 3: Civic Union Newspaper (Russian Version)\nReferences\nIndex\nBack Cover