Central Asia and the Caucasus

Philipp Stollenwerk. RUSSIA, INDIA, AND CHINA IN CENTRAL ASIA: TOWARD CONFLICT OR COOPERATION?

Jannatkhan Eyvazov. SOME ASPECTS OF THE THEORY OF REGIONAL SECURITY COMPLEXES AS APPLIED TO STUDIES OF THE POLITICAL SYSTEM IN THE POST-SOVIET SPACE

Inomzhon Bobokulov. BORDER LEGALIZATION UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW AS A REGIONAL SECURITY FACTOR IN CENTRAL ASIA

Yelda Demirağ, Burak Tangör. THE 2008 GEORGIAN CRISIS AND THE LIMITS OF EUROPEAN SECURITY GOVERNANCE

Bakhodyr Ergashev. POLITICAL COMPETITION IN CENTRAL ASIA AND THE CAUCASUS: OBJECTIVES, MEANS, AND MECHANISMS

Beka Chedia. CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM IN GEORGIA AS A RESULT OF ITS POLITICAL INSTABILITY

Serik Beysembaev. SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENT TRENDS IN KAZAKHSTAN SOCIETY (BASED ON PUBLIC OPINION POLLS)

Boris Zazhigaev. THE GREATER BLACK SEA REGION—A GATEWAY TO EURASIA

Murat Laumulin. CENTRAL ASIA AND PAX IRANICA: COOPERATION AND INTERDEPENDENCE

Maxim Starchak. THE SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANIZATION: OPPORTUNITIES FOR RUSSIA

Ruslan Izimov. THE SCO AD THE WEST

Guli Yuldasheva. U.S. STRATEGY IN CENTRAL ASIA: PROBLEMS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Gulnur Rakhmatulina. THE CUSTOMS UNION: HOW IT AFFECTS THE PRIORITIES OF KAZAKHSTAN’S ECONOMIC POLICY

Andrei Galiev. SOCIOECONOMIC CONTRADICTIONS BETWEEN THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH IN KYRGYZSTAN’S ECONOMIC COMPLEX

Igor Proklov. THE TURKMEN ECONOMY: YEAR-END RETURNS FOR 2010

The Special Feature section in the next issue will discuss:

• Central Eurasia: Religion in the Sociopolitical Context
• Energy Policy and Energy Projects in Central Eurasia
• Regional Centers of Power and Their Policy in Central Eurasia