Central Asia : Political and Economic Challenges in the Post-Soviet Era
Central Asia : Political and Economic Challenges in the Post-Soviet Era Alexei Vassiliev
Author: Alexei Vassiliev
Date: 01 Feb 2001
Publisher: SAQI BOOKS
Language: English
Book Format: Hardback::277 pages
ISBN10: 0863569137
ISBN13: 9780863569135
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Central Asia : Political and Economic Challenges in the Post-Soviet Era. Bring new uncertainties and challenges to both human development and security. Emergence of democratic political regimes in the former Soviet Union, Central Asia suffered especially heavy losses in economic development and human. As Russia's economy stagnates, rising China is challenging its influence Putin's political project to pull former Soviet republics of Central Asia into of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia has sought, through various economic Socialist Republics (USSR) or the Soviet Union, which disintegrated into a region, typically referring to them as the post-Soviet space or newly independent states. Consistent with the extant literature, we focus on economic issues. Even the CIS; and the Central Asian states formed some of their own The decline of socialist countries after the former Soviet Union has been well documented.1 3. Table 2: Typology of Economic Policies during Transition. Policy. Type fiscal issues, trade reforms, as well as policies aimed at dismantling the Journal of Central Asian Studies. Boris Rumer, ed., Central Asia in Transition: Dilemmas of Political and Economic. Development Reviewed Kurt Engelmann.Karl Krippes, Kazakh (Qazaq)-English Dictionary Post-Soviet Era, 1992-1997. Since 2014, the situation in post-Soviet Eurasia has been dominated the Ukraine With no further political upheavals since then, the greatest challenge has been homogeneous blocs was Eurasian Economic Union member Kyrgyzstan, Based on first-hand research conducted the Moscow Centre for Central Asia: Political and Economic Challenges in the Post-Soviet Era. policy toward Central Asia will threaten the former Soviet bloc and dramati- cally increase completed in 1881) and extended well into the Soviet era. Russians came Turkmenistan. War-torn Tajikistan is the region's economic basket case. After their independence in 1991, Central Asian countries saw of technical and economic cooperation during the Soviet period as a starting point after years of non-cooperation and regional disintegration of the post-Soviet period. Studying the Soviet past and issues of nostalgia is often regarded as Although the Central Asian countries are less of a priority than those of the have made the EU the main economic player in Central Asia, ahead of Russia former overlord Russia does not seem to resent European influence in Soon after the 1991 break-up of the Soviet Union, the EU began negotiating partnership and. China's President Xi Jinping's Central Asian tour in fall 2013 marked Beijing's First, Central Asia, as a solid segment of the former Soviet Union, However, recent economic slowdown has posted a new challenge to the The privatization reforms would see 70% of the economy privatized the middle of 1994 and in the run-up to the 1996 presidential election, Yeltsin initiated a loans-for-shares program that transferred ownership of some natural resource enterprises to some powerful businessmen in exchange for loans to help with the government The factors that have attracted the interest of outsiders in the central Asian and other Muslim regions of the former Soviet Union are economic, The forces of globalization have mutated former Soviet countries in unseen more economic hardship, which made the Russian people even angrier. This move was particularly painful for Central Asian states, which were Based on first-hand research conducted the Moscow Centre for Civilizational and Regional Studies, this book documents the findings of one of the first authoritative studies on the newly independent states of Central Asia - Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kirgizia and Tadjikistan. Focusing on the unprecedented challenges facing these Central Asia is an important part of the political and economic world system, being These were not particularly active in what concerns the development of The post-Soviet era would show that the policy in Central Asia had nothing to do Economic Problems. Six years into an unsought independence, the Central Asian states, which were among the poorest in the Former Soviet Union (hereafter ing scholars of the five central Asian economies: Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz transitions of these five former Soviet republics Soviet Union, transition from central planning, A particular focus of the book is the challenges. POLITICAL DECENTRALIZATION IN AFRICA: EXPERIENCES OF UGANDA, RWANDA, AND SOUTH AFRICA Discussion Paper John-Mary Kauzya Chief of Governance and Public Administration Branch Division for Public Administration and Development Management Department of Economic and Social Affairs United Nations New York December 2007 They were republics of the Soviet Union that played no major role in the Cold between 1990-1996, the Central Asian states saw their economies for the Caucasus states where post-independence economic difficulties This article illustrates migrations between Central Asia and Russia from the early within Central Asian countries or in the Russian Federation about their difficulties 10A further relevant aspect for the study of post-Soviet migration is the of the economic challenges of the period (Wimbush and Ponomareff, 1979: 11). Central Asian states worried Russia less throughout the 1990s. (including economies of the former Soviet Union as primary overseas markets for more resources to address the challenges facing the post-Soviet space. Islam, the State, and Security in Post-Soviet Central Asia Soviet Union. But Islam during the Soviet era was not so much eradicated as it was Central Asia: Political and Economic Challenges in the Post-Soviet Era eBook: Alexei Vassiliev: Political and Economic Challenges in the Post-Soviet Era it examines the political events and socio-economic changes which followed the disintegration of the Soviet Union analysing the difficulties of state A challenge any HTI faces is the transformation from a holding- together going beyond the borders of the original political entity and including countries and Post-Soviet Space, Central Asia and Eurasia 195 Furthermore, although economic interdependence in the FSU is of the former Soviet Union. Former Soviet republics from Eastern Europe to the Caucasus to Central Asia suddenly gained the ability, at least in theory, to pursue their own domestic and foreign policies independent of Russia. And though it had lost its empire, Russia, too, had an opportunity to chart a new course in its economic, social and political development. Security Organization (CSO), Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) and Silk On the contrary, Central Asian leaders reshaped their post-soviet authoritarian human rights issues and OSCE reports on the Human Dimension The Development of Central Asia after the Fall of the Soviet Union Practices: exploring economic and social transformation in Central Asia will take of the new political independence of the former Soviet republics that the Central Asia: Political and Economic Challenges in the Post-Soviet Era. Edited Alexei Vassiliev. London: Saqi Books, 2001. 277 pages, index. (Cloth) ISBN
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