Central Asia and the Caucasus

Jannatkhan Eyvazov. CHINA IN CENTRAL EURASIA: SECURITY INTERESTS AND GEOPOLITICAL ACTIVITY

Beka Chedia. GEORGIA ON THE POLITICAL MAP OF EUROPE: NEW GEOPOLITICAL REALITIES

Nur Omarov, Dmitri Orlov. THE MAIN RESULTS OF KYRGYZSTAN’S DOMESTIC POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT IN 2009

Timur Shaymergenov, Marat Biekenov. KAZAKHSTAN AND NATO: EVALUATION OF COOPERATION PROSPECTS

Maxim Kirchanov. TURKMEN NATIONALISM TODAY: POLITICAL AND INTELLECTUAL MYTHOLOGEMES

Sukhrobjon Ismoilov, Sanzhar Saidov. ON THE RESULTS OF THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS IN UZBEKISTAN

Murat Laumulin, Augan Malik. CENTRAL ASIA AS VIEWED BY CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL ANALYSTS

Amalia Saribekian. THE FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC CRISIS: DEVELOPMENT AND WAYS TO OVERCOME IT IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES

Vladimir Paramonov,  Alexei Strokov,  Oleg Stolpovskiy. STAGES OF CHINA’S ECONOMIC POLICY IN CENTRAL ASIA

Bulat Khusainov, Serik Akhanov. KAZAKHSTAN: NATIONAL COMPONENT OF GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS

Merab Julakidze. A MACRO MODEL OF GEORGIA’S SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND ITS USE IN FORMING ECONOMIC POLICY

Eric Freedman. AUTHORITARIAN REGIMES, MUSLIMS’ RELIGIOUS RIGHTS IN CENTRAL ASIA, AND LACK OF FOREIGN PRESS COVERAGE OF RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

Irina Tsepkova. RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE AND POLITICAL STABILITY (A CASE STUDY OF KAZAKHSTAN AND RUSSIA)

Salome Dundua. RELIGIOUS FACTORS IN GEORGIAN POLITICS (THE 2008 GENERAL ELECTIONS)

The Special Feature section in the next issues will discuss:

• Central Eurasia: Politics Today
• Energy Policy and Energy Projects in Central Eurasia
• Regional Centers of Power and their Policy in Central Eurasia