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Asya Avrupa No: 14
Merhabalar, Şubat 2017 sayısına ulaştık. Bu sayımızda Uluslararası Türk Akademisi başkanı sayın Prof. Dr. Darhan Kıdırali ile yapılan röportaja yer veriyoruz. Türk dili konuşan ülkeleri ilgilendiren konularda araştırma yapmak, yapılan araştırmaları koordine etmek, projeler planlamak ve desteklemek gibi konularda faaliyetler yapmak üzere oluşturulan Uluslararası Türk Akademisi, özellikle uluslararası statü kazandığı […]
Tags: Environment, International Relations, Kazakhstan, Russia, Turkey, USA
February 13, 2017
Tajikistan and Uzbekistan: Signs of Political and Economic Rapprochement
During the Soviet Union, Dushanbe and Tashkent used to have the tightest economic cooperation within the Central Asian region. When the Soviet Union collapsed, the Central Asian republics immediately felt its effect in terms of the economic recession, infrastructural disintegration and political tensions. After the civil war in Tajikistan in […]
Tags: Economy, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan
February 8, 2017
Environmental Situation in China
In recent years, the environmental situation in China has become a global issue. For decades, China has been focused on the industrial development of the country without any regard to the environment. Such negligence has led some areas of the country to the brink of natural disaster. Other countries neighboring […]
Tags: China, Environment
Kazakhstan’s National Operator for Oil Pipelines: Kaztransoil Operational Results in 2016
It is essential for the oil-rich Kazakhstan to ensure the progressive development of the export capacity in all the major export routes, as well as to secure transportation of oil and petroleum products to domestic markets. In order to provide oil transportation services and to operate the country’s oil pipeline […]
Tags: Economy, Energy, Kazakhstan
The Future of the Labor Market in Russia
Depopulation, aging and shrinking number of the working-age population are some of the biggest challenges which Russian labor market face today. The year 1995 is an important year for demographic dynamics in Russia because after that year number of population continuously decreased and according to forecasts it will fall even […]
February 3, 2017
Central Asian Regional Energy Initiatives: Challenges and Opportunities
The Central Asian Energy System (CAES) was designed and built during the Soviet period, when political borders and sovereignty issue were not an obstacle to ensure parallel operation of national energy sectors. Resource sharing mechanism ensured stability and reliability of energy supplies to meet population and economic needs. The mechanism […]
Tags: Central Asia, Energy, International Relations
February 2, 2017
Aiming to Transform Knowledge into Strategy in Eurasia: The Eurasian Research Institute
The Eurasian region gained special importance after the collapse of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. The region attracts the attention of the great powers with its socio-economic, cultural, political and security aspects and the energy resources it possesses. Nowadays, particularly the struggle between the West (mainly the U.S.) and […]
Tags: Eurasia, International Relations
February 1, 2017
The Effects of Fluctuations in the World Oil Market on Bank Lending in the Economy of Kazakhstan
Over the last two decades, the banking sector has expanded significantly in the economy of Kazakhstan. The highest development in the banking sector took place in the period between 2000 and 2008 (until 2008 world economic crisis). At that period, growing oil prices and cheap funding in external financial markets […]
Tags: Economy, Energy, Finance, Kazakhstan
January 25, 2017
Analysis of the Preservation of Historical and Cultural Heritage in Uzbekistan
Since independence in 1991, Uzbekistan has declared the protection and preservation of the historical and cultural heritage as a fundamental principle of its public policy. In order to secure its rich ancient history, Uzbekistan pursues a policy of protecting its cultural and historical heritage, which is reflected in the Constitution […]
Tags: History, Uzbekistan
January 18, 2017
Electricity Generation in Kazakhstan: Current Trends and Prospects
As an energy-rich developing country, Kazakhstan is deeply concerned over its ability to provide sufficient energy supply for sustainable economic growth. Kazakhstan’s energy mix is still dominated by fossil fuels. (Karatayev & Clarke, 2014) According to the Kazakhstan Electricity Grid Operating Company (KEGOC), in 2015 the lion share or 81.6% of […]
Tags: Energy, Kazakhstan, Politics
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