PUBL.- Central Asia and the Caucasus, No. 5, 2007
Posted by: Murad Esenov <murad.esenov@worldmail.se>
Please find the contents of no. 5(47), 2007 of the 'Central Asia and the
Caucasus' journal (in English and Russian) below. The issue will be
published in late November.
Central Asia and the Caucasus
Journal of Social and Political Studies
No.5 (47), 2007
In this issue:
Elections and Power
Timur Shaymergenov. On the Results of the Special Parliamentary Elections in
Kazakhstan
Russias Policy in Central Eurasia: Specifics and Prospects
Farkhad Tolipov. Russia in Central Asia: retreat, Retention, or Return?
Alexander Kniazev. Russia in Central Asia: Return
Guli Yuldasheva. The Russian Factor in Central Asian Geopolitics in the
Context of Iranian-American Contradictions
Andrei Grozin. Post-Soviet Asia: New Geopolitical Trends and Russia's
Interests
Yuri Sulaberidze. Georgia in Russian Policy
Malkhaz Matsaberidze. Georgia-Russia: In Search of Civilized Relations
Slavomír Horák Dynamics of Russian-Kyrgyz Relations: From the
Center-Periphery to Unilateral Dependence?
Parviz Mullojanov. Russian-Tajik Relations: Present State and Future
Development
Jafar Usmanov. Changes in the Configuration of Russia's Military Presence in
Tajikistan and Its Influence on Maintaining Security in Central Asia
Regional Security
Jannatkhan Eyvazov. Territory, Population. Ethnoses, and Securitization: On
the Endogenous Factors of Security in the Regional Systems of the Caucasus
and Central Asia
Nuria Kutnaeva. Armed Forces and Military Reform in Kyrgyzstan
Regional Politics
Saida Safaeva. Post-Soviet Integration Through the Prism of Political
Transformation in the Newly Independent States
Sulaiman Reshiev. The Degree of Federal Influence on the Development Vector
of the Chechen Republic
Mass Media
Eric Freedman. Framing the Turkmenbashi: Western Press Portrayals of the
Late President of Turkmenistan
Beka Chedia. The Special Features of Georgia's Political Media Milieu after
the Rose Revolution
For Your Information
The Special Feature section in the next issues will discuss:
Energy Policy and Energy Projects in Central Eurasia
The GUAM Organization for Democracy and Economic Development in Regional
and International Dimensions
Regional Centers of Power (Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India) and their Policy
in Central Eurasia
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:
www.ca-c.org or http://www.ca-c.org/journal-table-eng.shtml
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