Central Asia and the Caucasus

No. 4, Issue 46, 2007

Gulnur Rakhmatulina. SOME SOLUTIONS TO THE CENTRAL ASIAN REGION’S ENERGY COOPERATION PROBLEMS

Alexander Arkhangelskiy. PROSPECTS FOR ENERGY INTERACTION WITHIN THE SCO

Demur Chomakhidze. GEORGIA: NATURAL ENERGY RESOURCES

Azeem Ibrahim. EVOLVING UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD THE CASPIAN REGION: A DELICATE BALANCE

Murat Laumulin. U.S. STRATEGY AND POLICY IN CENTRAL ASIA

Maxim Braterskiy. AMERICAN POLICY IN CENTRAL ASIA AND RUSSIA’S INTERESTS

Leonid Bondarets. AMERICAN MILITARY PRESENCE IN KYRGYZSTAN: PROBLEMS AND POSSIBLE REPERCUSSIONS (as of June 2007)

Rashid Abdullo. U.S. POLICY IN TAJIKISTAN: FROM RECOGNITION OF ITS INDEPENDENCE TO PARTNERSHIP

Rustam Mamedov. MILITARY-POLITICAL ACTIVITY IN THE CASPIAN IN THE POST-SOVIET PERIOD (Legal Aspects)

Kirk Gusta, Lasha Tchantouridze. UP FROM THE MONTREUX: SUBMARINES FOR GEORGIA, AND NATO’S FUTURE IN THE BLACK SEA

Nargis Kassenova. THE EU IN CENTRAL ASIA: STRATEGY IN THE CONTEXT OF EURASIAN GEOPOLITICS

William Johnston. IRAN’S CULTURAL FOREIGN POLICY IN CENTRAL ASIA AND THE SOUTHERN CAUCASUS SINCE 1991

Vladimir Mesamed. IRANIAN-TURKMEN RELATIONS IN AN ERA OF CHANGE

Mamuka Komakhia. GEORGIA’S SLAVIC POPULATION

Saule Tajibaeva, Timur Kozyrev. STATEHOOD, LANGUAGE, AND ALPHABET: A KAZAKHSTAN CASE STUDY

The Special Feature section in the next issue will discuss:

• Russia’s Policy in Central Eurasia: Specifics and Prospects
• Energy Policy and Energy Projects in Central Eurasia
• The GUAM Organization for Democracy and Economic Development in Regional and International Dimensions