PUBL.- Central Asia and the Caucasus, No. 2 (44)
Posted by: Murad Esenov <murad.esenov@worldmail.se>
Please find the contents of no. 2(44), 2007 of the 'Central Asia and
the Caucasus' journal (in English and Russian) below. The issue will
be published in late April.
Central Asia And The Caucasus
Journal of Social and Political Studies
No. 2 (44), 2007
In This Issue:
Power And Society
Farkhad Tolipov. Central Asia: Universal Democracy, National
Democracy, or Enlightened Authoritarianism?
Konstantin Truevtsev. Central Asia: Political Legitimation Models
Valerian Dolidze. The Regime and the "Revolution" in Post-Soviet Georgia
Regional Politics
Shukhratzhon Igitaliev, Albina Karimova. Central Asian and Caucasian
Strategy: Several Models of Interrelations among the U.S., China, and Russia
Marat Nurgaliev. Kazakh-U.S. Military-Political Cooperation in the
Context of U.S. Geopolitical Interests in Central Asia
Rashid Abdullo. Tajikistan and Regional Integration in Central Asia
Fifteen Years Of Independence: The Central Asian And Caucasian Countries Sum
Up The Political And Economic Results Of This Period
Aynura Elebaeva, Margarita Pukhova. Political Transformations in
Kyrgyzstan (1991-2006)
Edik Minasian. Armenia: On the Thorny Path to Independence
Demur Chomakhidze. Georgia's Fuel and Energy Complex after Independence
Lyudmila Baum. Dynamics of Economic Reform in Post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan
Selin Zaurbekov. Tajikistan: Economic Development Trends Since Independence
Regional Economies
Artem Dankov. Ferghana Valley: Problems of Maintaining Economic Stability
Haroutiun Khachatrian. Armenia: Economic Challenges during the Change
of Guard
Arsen Tleppaev. Can the Kazakhstan Economy Become Raw-Material Independent
Religion In Society
Vladimir Bobrovnikov. The "Islamic Revival" in Daghestan Twenty Years Later
For Your Information
The Special Feature section in the next issue will discuss:
Central Asia and the Caucasus
- China's Policy in Central Eurasia: Specifics and Prospects
- U.S.'s Policy in Central Eurasia: Specifics and Prospects
- Russia's Policy in Central Eurasia: Specifics and Prospects
If you are interested to go into more details about the content of the
articles you may find all necessary information on our Internet
home-page:
or http://www.ca-c.org/journal-table-eng.shtml
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