Central Asia and the Caucasus

Asia Korzhengulova, Lyudmila Shkvarya, Maria Melanyina. THE EU-RUSSIA CONCEPTUAL INTERACTION IN THE EURASIAN SPACE IN THE CONTEXT OF WESTERN SANCTIONS

Markos Troulis. THE CAUCASUS IN THE POST-COLD WAR ERA: FROM THE SOVIET REPUBLICS TO A CRUCIAL BUFFER ZONE

Ahmed Mehboob. INDIA-PAKISTAN-AFGHANISTAN ECONOMIC COOPERATION: A THEORETICAL APPROACH TO REGIONAL INTEGRATION 

Alla Karabulatova, Leonid Kim. KAZAKHSTAN-SAUDI ARABIA: FOREIGN POLICY CONTACTS AND INTERACTION IN THE CONTEXT OF ANTI-RUSSIAN SANCTIONS

Sergey Ryazantsev, Igor Bogdanov, Valentina Dobrokhleb, Artyom Lukyanets. MIGRATION FROM CENTRAL ASIAN COUNTRIES TO RUSSIA AND KAZAKHSTAN IN THE CONTEXT OF INTEGRATION PROCESSES IN THE EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION FORMAT

Sergey Zhiltsov. THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STATUS OF THE CASPIAN SEA: GEOPOLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE CASPIAN STATES AND HYDROCARBON RESOURCES

Gulnar Askeeva, Bagysh Gabdulina, Elena Nechaeva, Janar Smakova. TRANSBOUNDARY WATER COOPERATION IN CENTRAL ASIA AND REGIONAL SECURITY

Kadyrzhan Smagulov, Kulimkoz Santaeva, Erzhan Bulanov, Natalya Yem. CONTENT ANALYSIS OF THE ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN BETWEEN STRATEGY-2030 AND STRATEGY-2050

Ali Salgiriev, Maret Betilmerzaeva, Abdulla Akhtaev, Vakha Gaziev. DETERMINANTS OF POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN THE NORTHERN CAUCASUS: REGIONAL ASPECT

Lyudmila Shkvarya, Irina Karabulatova, Vasily Rusakovich, Abdulla Rapiev. THE IMPACT OF THE CUSTOMS UNION AND THE EAEU ON THE SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESS IN KAZAKHSTAN

Zhanna Golodova, Lyudmila Shkvarya, Natalia Bondarchuk, Ekaterina Kolosova. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MONETARY POLICY IN THE EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION

Moldir Seidina, Irina Karabulatova, Zinaida Polivara, Anastasia Zinchenko. A PUBLICIST DISCOURSE OF THE ISLAMIC ORGANIZATIONS OF THE CENTRAL FEDERAL DISTRICT OF RUSSIA AND THE ISSUE OF TOLERANCE

Irina Karabulatova. THE ISLAMIC FACTOR AND THE POLITICAL PROCESSES IN TAJIKISTAN

Maret Betilmerzaeva, Abdula Akhtaev, Bastani Sadulaev, Ali Salgiriev. RELIGION AND STATE: INTERACTION AND SOCIOCULTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS (THE CHECHEN REPUBLIC CASE STUDY)

• Central Eurasia: Politics Today
• Central Eurasia: Religion in the Sociopolitical Context
• Central Eurasia: Integration Processes

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