The Public Sector Balance in the Economy of Kazakhstan: Adjusting Low Oil Prices
Kazakhstan is resource rich country, and its economy highly depends on the oil export. Oil prices that have been low since the middle of 2014 had a significant effect on the country’s balance of payments and exchange rate. In the pre low oil prices period, the share of the oil […]
Liberalizing the Labor Market in Kazakhstan
Today, highly skilled workers play an essential role in the economic development of, especially in developing countries. This skilled labor force is the engine of breakthrough innovations that boost the economic growth with new production methods. However, the distribution of highly skilled workers in the world is imbalanced, in particular, […]
Asya Avrupa No: 11
Merhabalar, Asya Avrupa dergimizde Kasım 2016 sayısı ile karşınızdayız. Bu sayımızda Rusya Dışişleri Bakanlığı Diplomasi Akademisinin Siyaset Bilimi ve Siyasi Felsefe Bölümünün Başkanı Sergey Zhiltsov ile röportaj gerçekleştirdik. Hazar bölgesi ile ilgili konuları kendi bakış açısıyla yorumlamasını istedik. Kendilerine teşekkür ediyoruz.
New Opportunities for International Assistance in Afghanistan
Afghanistan has experienced a protracted conflict for almost thirty-five years that hindered its development. Furthermore, over the past five years the country has seen the rise of the armed non-state actors who keep challenging the territorial control of the Government. Since the withdrawal of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Forces […]
The Developments in the Tourism Sector in Uzbekistan
The improvement of transportation systems, development of communications, urbanization and growing mobility of population and their social wealth are important factors positively affecting the tourism sector in the world. Under these conditions, we are witnessing the rapid growth of the tourism sector in many countries. According to the United Nations […]
Current Economic Structure of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
The economic development of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR), also known as East Turkestan, which is China’s gateway to Eurasia, has significant importance not only for China, but also for the neighboring countries in the region. The XUAR is located on the important route of the Silk Road Economic […]
Paris Agreement to Enter into Force after the Ratification Double Threshold is Met*
The Paris Agreement on climate change was reached during the United Nations (UN) Climate Change Conference held in Paris in December 2015. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), temperature rise above the 2 oC limit would have catastrophic and irreversible consequences, such as an increase in natural disasters […]
Evaluation of the Parliamentary Elections to the State Duma in Russia
The 7th legislative elections for the State Duma, which is the Lower House of the Russian Parliament, were held on September 18, 2016. According to the results of the Russian Central Election Commission, 47.82% (namely 52,631,849) of 110,061,200 registered voters participated in the elections and the United Russia Party won […]
Russia’s Immigration Policy: How Does it Affect Different Labor Migrant Groups?
With 12 million people migrating to Russia annually the country holds the second most popular migrant magnet destination title after United States (47 million) (UN, 2016). Russia sets apart from other migrant-receiving countries in terms of structure, profile and background of the migration influx to Russia. In usual cases, people […]
Russia-Uzbekistan Migration Agreement
Relations between the Central Asian countries and Russia integrated with each other in many aspects and one of them is labor migration from Central Asia to Russia. Labor migration from Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan to Russia is essentially important for these remittance-dependent countries in Central Asia. For international migrants, Russia […]