• University of Melbourne PhD, Urban Planning, 2002-2007, PhD Thesis: “Regional Changes in Kyrgyzstan: Bazaars, Open-Air Markets and Social Networks”
• University of Illinois at Chicago, Master of Architecture (Landscape Urbanism) 2001-2002
• University of Hawaii at Manoa, Master of Urban and Regional Planning, 1999-2001
• Kyrgyz Institute of Architecture and Construction, Bachelor of Architecture (Urban Design), 1991-1997

• Fulbright Research Scholar, George Washington University, 2018-2019
• Returning Scholar, Academic Fellowship Program, Soros Foundation and Open Society Institute, 2007 - 2013
• International Postgraduate Research Scholarship, University of Melbourne, 2002–2006
• Melbourne International Research Scholarship, University of Melbourne, 2002–2006
• Asian Development Bank Scholarship, University of Hawaii, 1999–2001

• Migration
• Religion
• Urban anthropology

Books and Book Projects

• Nasritdinov & K. O’Connor (2009) Regional Change in Kyrgyzstan: Bazaars, Cross-Border Trade and Social Networks, LAMBERT Academic Publishing
• Nasritdinov, E. & T. Kozhoeva,Migration in Kyrgyzstan: Here, There and In-Between, book proposal accepted by the University of Pittsburgh Press, manuscript is nearing completion (ref. Pr. Douglas Northrop)

Articles in Books and Peer-Reviewed Journals

• Nasritdinov, E. & P. Schroeder (2017)Re/Claiming Bishkek: Contestations and Activisms in the City of Two Revolutions: An Introduction, in Nasritdinov & Schroeder (eds) Re/Claiming Bishkek,special issue in Central Asian Affairs #4, 97-128
• The War of Billboards: Hijab, Secularism, and Public Space in Bishkek(2017)in Nasritdinov & Schroeder (eds) Re/Claiming Bishkek,special issue in Central Asian Affairs #4, 217-242 
• "Only by learning how to live together differently can we live together at all": Readability and legibility of Central Asian migrants' presence in urban Russia (2016)in Schroder (ed.) Urban Spaces and Lifestyles in Central Asia and Beyond, special issue in Central Asian Survey, 35:2, 257-275,
• Nasritdinov, E. and P. Schroeder (2016) From Frunze to Bishkek: Soviet Territorial Youth Formations and Their Decline in the 1990-s and 2000-s, Central Asian Affairs, 3, 1-28
• Nasritdinov, E., B. Zhumakadyr kyzy, and D. Asanalieva (2015) Myths and Realities of Bishkek’s Novostroikas, in Laruelle (ed.)Kyrgyzstan beyond 'Democracy Island' and 'Failing State': Factoring Social and Political Challenges in a Post-Soviet Society, M.E.Sharpe
• Nasritdinov, E., E.Gareyeva, & T. Efremenko (2015) How Small Kitchens Become Even Smaller: Social Life of Soviet Microdistricts, in Daou, Huppatz, and Dinh (eds) Unbounded: on the Interior and Interiority, Cambridge Scholars Publishing
• Fryer, P., E. Nasritdinov and E. Satybaldieva (2014) Moving towards the brink? Migration in the Kyrgyz Republic, Central Asian Affairs, Vol. 1, N.2
• Nasritdinov E. & K. O’Connor (2013) Globalization as Fuel, Ethnicity as Engine: How Markets Reactivate Local Culture, in Pultar (ed.) Imagined Identities: De/Construction of Ethnicity and Nationhood in the Age of Globalization, Syracuse Press
• Ismailbekova, A. and Nasritdinov. E (2012)Transnational Religious Networks in Central Asia: Structure, Travel and Culture of Kyrgyz Tablighi Jama’at, Transnational Social Review, volume 2, No.2, pp.177-195
• SpiritualNomadism and Central Asian Tablighi Travellers(2012) in S. Oushakine (ed.) Variety of Post-Colonialisms, Ab Imperio, issue 2, 2012
• Nasritdinov, E., M. Ablezova, (2009) Environmental Migration: Case of Kyrgyzstan, inAfifi, T. and J. Jagger (eds.) Environment, Forced Migration and Human Security, International Organization on Migration 
• Mountains in the Evolution of Visual Arts in Kyrgyzstan(2006),in Joubert (ed.) Arts Education in Asia, Kluwer-Springer, Dordrecht Netherlands
• Nasritdinov E. & K. O’Connor (2006) Social Texture of the Central Asian Commercial Terrain: Kyrgyz, Russian and Uzbek Merchants in the Post-Soviet Trading Networks, International Journal of the Humanities, Volume 4, Number 5

Policy Reports

• Nasritdinov, E. & T. Kozhoeva (2017) Effect of Kyrgyzstan’s Accession to Eurasian Economic Union on the Life of Kyrgyz Migrants in Russia, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
• Vulnerability of labor migrants from Kyrgyzstan to engagement with violent extremist groups(2017) United Nations Development Program, Bishkek
• Buildingthe Future: Materialization of Kyrgyz and Tajik Migrants' Remittances in the Construction Sectors of their Home Countries,(2015) Regional Migration Programme, Department for International Development, UK
• Nasritdinov, E. and N. Bekmurzaev (2015) Exploringthe Potential for Introducing the "Education for Peace" Course in the Curriculum of Islamic Educational Institutions in Kyrgyzstan,United Nations Population Fund, Kyrgyzstan
• Nasritdinov, E. and N. Esenamanova (2014) Religious Security in Central Asia, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• Nasritdinov, E. and N. Schenkkan (2012) Portrayal of Absence: Skipped Generation Households in Kyrgyzstan, Open Society Institute and HelpAge International, Kyrgyzstan
• Nasritdinov, E., N. Kholmatova and A. Sheralieva (2011) Breaking the Stereotypes: Kyrgyz and Tajik Labor Migrants in Kazan,UNESCO, Kyrgyzstan
• Nasritdinov, E., and Student Research Team, AUCA (2010) Informal Economy and Social Vulnerability in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, HelpAge International, Kyrgyzstan
• Nasritdinov, E., M. Ablezova & Rahimov (2009) The Effect of Migration on the Elderly People in Kyrgyzstan, HelpAge International, Kyrgyzstan
• Nasritdinov, E. & Student Research Team, AUCA (2008) Discrimination of Internal Migrants in Bishkek, Social Research Center, American University of Central Asia

• Co-founder, Social Innovations Lab Kyrgyzstan (SILK)
• Coordinator, Anthropology Club KG, AUCA, https://www.facebook.com/AnthroKG, http://anthropologyclubkg.blogspot.com/
• Thematic Leader on Migration, Migration Research Track, Social Research Center, American University of Central Asia
• Alumni, East-West Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa