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Asya Avrupa No: 5
Merhabalar, Asya Avrupa dergimizin Mayıs 2016 sayısına ulaştık. Bu sayımızda Avrasya ile ilgili güvenlik ve ekonomi konuları ön plana çıktı. Bu kapsamda üç analizi okuyucularla paylaşmayı uygun gördük. Bu analizlerden bir tanesi Avrasya Ekonomik Birliğinin Optimal Para Sahası olup olmadığıyla ilgili bir analiz çalışması. Tabii ki bu konu kısa bir […]
Tags: Belarus, Eurasia, European Union, International Relations, Kazakhstan, Russia, Turkey
May 13, 2016
Oil Sector Development of Uzbekistan: from Net Exporter to Net Importer
Uzbekistan is a large producer of oil and oil products in Central Asia. The supplies, however, no longer meet the demand for oil products in the country. Because Uzbek authorities are guided by the belief of self-sufficiency and do not show willingness to import oil, its consumption level has been […]
Tags: Energy, Uzbekistan
May 6, 2016
Competing Interests of Iran and Kazakhstan in the Oil Market?*
Kazakhstan is rich for natural resources, especially crude oil. It possesses 30 thousand million barrels, which places it in the top 15 in the world’s ranking. The country is also one of the major producers with the daily production rate of 1701 thousand barrels in 2014 (top 20 major producers).1 More […]
Tags: Energy, Iran, Kazakhstan
Armenia – Russia Relations ın the Framework of the Collective Security Treaty Organization
The Collective Security Treaty Organizations (CSTO) is a successor of the Collective Security Treaty (CST), which was signed on the 15th of May, 1992 by newly independent states such as Armenia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan. Later in 1993, Belarus, Azerbaijan and Georgia joined the Treaty. As a result […]
Tags: Armenia, International Relations, Russia
April 30, 2016
Cultural Dimension of China’s New Silk Road Initiative
The most obvious incarnation of revitalization of China’s efforts to strengthen its presence in Eurasia became the Chinese New Silk Road Economic Belt (SREB) and the XXI century Marine Silk Road united into the so called One Belt, One Road Initiative, which has become one of the most iconic and […]
April 27, 2016
Regional Identity Formation in Central Asia from Historical Perspective
During the history of humanity, the identity issues have always played an important role in influencing the course of political and socio-economic processes. Models and approaches of the identity formation have been changed over time and each period of history has its own specific model of identity formation. People have […]
Tags: Central Asia, History
April 20, 2016
New Format of Dialogue between the U.S. and Central Asian States: C5+1 Initiative
The decision of principle to launch a new dialogue format between the U.S. and Central Asian countries was made during the UN General Assembly in New York on September 26, 2015. After On the sidelines of the UN General Assembly the U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with Ministers […]
April 19, 2016
Asya Avrupa No: 4
Merhabalar, Asya Avrupa dergimizin dördüncü sayısı ile karşınızdayız. Avrasya bölgesinin tüm dünya ülkelerinin ilgisini çekmesine paralel olarak yayınlarımıza da artan ilgi bizleri memnun etmektedir. Avrasya Bölgesiyle ilgili haberleri yorumlayarak veren bir dergi olarak AsyaAvrupa dergimize bu şekliyle devam etmek arzusundayız. Bu sayımızda yine çeşitli konularda 30 civarında haber-yorum yayınlayarak okuyucularımıza […]
Tags: Central Asia, Energy, Eurasia, Iran, Politics
April 13, 2016
Threat from Afghanistan in the Central Asian Security Agenda
Over the past several years, the Central Asian republics have expressed their concern regarding the security issues ascending from the rising destabilization in Afghanistan. For many years, the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan has represented the most substantial security challenge for the Central Asian landscape. Therefore, the withdrawal of the military […]
Tags: Afghanistan, Central Asia, Security
Turkey-EU Refugee Agreement: Current Developments and Impact of Schengen to Domestic Tourism Sector in Turkey*
The Refugee agreement between Turkey and EU has based on the “one in-one out” rule meaning all refugees arriving in Greece through Turkey will be send back to Turkey if their asylum request has been rejected. In return, for each returned refugee EU countries will permanently accept one Syrian who […]
Tags: Economy, European Union, Turkey
April 11, 2016
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