Tajikistan

Since its civil war in the 1990s, this landlocked country in Central Asia has remained economically unstable, with the lowest per capita income in the region. Tajikistan's foreign revenue comes mainly from exports of aluminum and cotton, along with remittances from nearly one million Tajiks wor...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Art AsiaPacific almanac 2014-01, Vol.9, p.177-177
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