Dergiler / Reforma
Established in 1999, Reforma Journal stands as a distinguished voice in regional economics, finance, and the unique dynamics of Central Asia. With four issues published annually, we have consistently offered a pivotal platform for scholars and practitioners to converge, share insights, and spur meaningful dialogue on contemporary economic and financial paradigms. As we bridge the chasm between localized phenomena and overarching global narratives, our unwavering commitment is to quality, relevance, and impact. Adherence to a robust editorial policy sets us apart. Every submission undergoes a rigorous double-blind refereeing process, ensuring both objectivity and excellence. Authors can anticipate receiving two comprehensive referee reports, complemented by a letter of recommendation from one of the Journal's dedicated editors. Proudly aligning with the highest ethical benchmarks, Reforma Journal operates within the guidelines set forth by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). In our pursuit to democratize knowledge dissemination, we uphold a no publication fee policy. The language of the journal is English.
2019 · Sayı: 81
| Makale | Yazar | Sayfa |
|---|---|---|
| HOW TO IMPROVE THE AUTHORITY OF SCIENCE IN KYRGYZSTAN? | Temirbek BOBUSHEV,Murat JUMATAEV | 6–11 |
| MODELS OF STATE REGULATION AND A COMBINATION OF PLAN AND MARKET IN A SMALL OPEN PERIPHERAL ECONOMY OF THE EURASIAN TYPE | İlhamuddin IBROHİMOV | 12–21 |
| PROBLEMS OF SOCIAL POLICY OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC IN THE CONTEXT OF IMPLEMENTATION STATE PROGRAM | Valery MOON | 22–26 |
| COMPARISON OF MONETARY POLICY IN THE ISLAMIC AND TRADITIONAL ECONOMY | Suyorkul ABDYBALY TEGİN | 27–46 |
| WORLD EXPERIENCE OF REDUCING ECONOMIC DISPARITIES AMONG COUNTRIES IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBALIZATION | Nurzhamal ATTOKUROVA,Valery MOON | 47–54 |
| KYRGYZSTAN: 20 YEARS IN THE WTO | Esenbek OMURALİEV,Anarhan RAKHMANOVA,Medina ABİLEVA | 55–62 |
| DEVELOPMENT OF FOREIGN TRADE OF KYRGYZSTAN AFTER JOINING TO THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION | Zhapar AYBASHEVA | 63–69 |
| EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION: YESTERDAY AND TODAY | Maria KOCHKORBAEVA | 70–80 |