Central Asia and the Caucasus

No. 1, Issue 43, 2007

Vahram Soghomonyan. THE INTEGRATION-ORIENTED FORCES IN THE MAKING OF THE NEW SOUTH CAUCASUS ORDER

Oleg Sidorov. THE ISLAMIC FACTOR IN CENTRAL ASIAN COUNTRIES’ DOMESTIC STABILITY

Amir Navruzov. “THE YAWNING HEIGHTS:” ISLAMIC HIGHER EDUCATION IN POST-SOVIET DAGHESTAN AND INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL NETWORKS

Alisher Tastenov. THE COLOR REVOLUTION PHENOMENON: FROM CLASSICAL THEORY TO UNPREDICTABLE PRACTICES

Sergey Diachenko. THE GOVERNMENT AND NGOs IN KAZAKHSTAN: STRATEGY, FORMS, AND MECHANISMS OF COOPERATION

Kamoliddin Rabbimov. UZBEKISTAN’S POLITICAL PARTIES BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND SOCIETY

Iury Sulaberidze. THE NATURE OF POLITICAL SPLITS: THE ROSE REVOLUTION

Bakhodyr Ergashev. NETWORK STRATEGY AND CONFIGURATION OF THE PARTY SPACE

Gulbaat Rtskhiladze. STATE SOVEREIGNTY IN GEORGIAN POLITICAL THINKING AND PRACTICE

Elmira Nogoybaeva. POLITICAL ELITES OF KYRGYZSTAN: HOW THEY APPEARED AND HOW THEY INTERACT

Li Lifan. NATIONAL ENERGY SECURITY AND SINO-RUSSIAN-KAZAKH-JAPAN ENERGY COOPERATION

David Preyger, Vladimir Omelchenko. PROBLEMS OF TURKMEN GAS EXPORT: VIEW FROM UKRAINE

Sergey Smirnov. THE ECONOMY OF “ROSE” GEORGIA: FLOWERING OR FADING?

Guram Svanidze. NATIONAL MINORITIES: CIVIL INTEGRATION IN GEORGIA

The Special Feature section in the next issue will discuss: Central Asia and the Caucasus

• Fifteen Years of Independence: the Central Asian and Caucasian Countries Sum Up the Political and Economic Results of This Period
• China’s Policy in Central Eurasia: Specifics and Prospects
• U.S.’s Policy in Central Eurasia: Specifics and Prospects