Central Asia and the Caucasus

No. 6, Issue 48, 2007

Nartsiss Shukuralieva. PROBLEMS OF CONSTITUTIONALISM IN THE REPUBLIC OF KYRGYZSTAN

Abdulla Abdukhalilov. STAGES AND SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

Askar Abdrakhmanov. TAJIKISTAN TODAY: ECONOMICS AND POLITICS AT HOME AND ABROAD

Igor Tomberg. ENERGY POLICY AND ENERGY PROJECTS IN CENTRAL EURASIA

Rustam Makhmudov. THE GROWING ROLE OF NATURAL GAS IN THE EURASIAN ENERGY GAMES

Elnur Madinov. PRESENT-DAY TITANOMACHY OR THE NATURE OF ENERGY GEOPOLITICS IN CENTRAL ASIA

Sergey Smirnov. THE GAS PIPELINES: A GAME OF CASPIAN PATIENCE

Pan Guang. CHINA AND ENERGY SECURITY IN CENTRAL ASIA

Demur Chomakhidze. GEORGIA: ENERGY POLICY

Valentina Kasymova, Batyrkul Baetov. THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC: THE PRESENT AND FUTURE OF INTERSTATE COOPERATION IN THE ENERGY SPHERE

Jahangir Kakharov. REGIONAL COOPERATION IN CENTRAL ASIA AS SEEN FROM UZBEKISTAN

Yitzhak Shichor. LIMPING ON TWO LEGS: UYGHUR DIASPORA ORGANIZATIONS AND THE PROSPECTS FOR EASTERN TURKESTAN INDEPENDENCE

Marat Nurgaliev, Timur Shaymergenov. JAPANESE DIPLOMACY MAKES NEW HEADWAY IN CENTRAL ASIA: ITS PROBLEMS, EXPECTATIONS, AND PROSPECTS

Gulnur Rakhmatullina. CENTRAL ASIA: ECONOMIC COOPERATION POTENTIAL

Orazaly Sabden, Vyacheslav Dodonov. KAZAKHSTAN’S NATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS

The Special Feature section in the next issues will discuss:

• Regional Centers of Power (Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India) and their Policy in Central Eurasia
• The GUAM Organization for Democracy and Economic Development in Regional and International Dimensions
• Central Eurasia: Politics Today