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Rebooting a nation

the incredible rise of Estonia, e-government and the startup revolution

Burke, Joel
Hurst & Co. Ltd.. London, 2025

How did a small post-Soviet state become a digital and e-government powerhouse, producing world-leading tech companies and pioneering policies for remote residency? Three decades after gaining independence from the Soviet Union, Estonia is a nation transformed. Today, the country is known worldwide as a startup ...

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48,94 € 36,61 €

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Rebooting a nation

the incredible rise of Estonia, e-government and the startup revolution

Burke, Joel
Hurst & Co. Ltd.. London, 2025

How did a small post-Soviet state become a digital and e-government powerhouse, producing world-leading tech companies and pioneering policies for remote residency? Three decades after gaining independence from the Soviet Union, Estonia is a nation transformed. Today, the country is known worldwide as a startup ...

What does it mean to be Kazakhstani?

power, identity and nation-building

Kudaibergen, Diana T.
Hurst & Co. Ltd.. London, 2025

In early 2022, protests rocked Kazakhstan. Initially peaceful demonstrations soon turned violent after brutal government crackdowns, leaving at least 238 dead during 'Bloody January'. But despite fears that Kazakhstan might split along ethno-linguistic lines, ethnicity played little role in the unrest: deep socio-economic problems and ...

58,81 €

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58,81 €

Sin Stock. Disponible en 5/6 semanas.

What does it mean to be Kazakhstani?

power, identity and nation-building

Kudaibergen, Diana T.
Hurst & Co. Ltd.. London, 2025

In early 2022, protests rocked Kazakhstan. Initially peaceful demonstrations soon turned violent after brutal government crackdowns, leaving at least 238 dead during 'Bloody January'. But despite fears that Kazakhstan might split along ethno-linguistic lines, ethnicity played little role in the unrest: deep socio-economic problems and ...