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Jan 2012
UNISCI Discussion Papers No 28
Author: Stephen Blank, Javier Morales, Ángel Gómez de Ágreda, Enrique Palazuelos, Rafael Fernández, Dmitri A Titoff, Caitlin A Buckley, Dmitry Novak, Richard Weitz, Antonio Alonso, David García, Eric Pardo, Salma Yusuf, José Antonio Pena, Iván Medina, José Antonio Sainz de la Peña, Antonio Alonso, Carlos Corral
Publisher: Research Unit on International Security and Cooperation (UNISCI)
This journal is mainly focused on Central Asia, as a region of major geopolitical importance. More on «UNISCI Discussion Papers No 28»

May 2011
Is the EU-Central Asia Strategy Running Out of Steam?
Author: Jos Boonstra, Michael Denison
Publisher: Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) / FRIDE
This brief argues that the driving force of the EU engagement with Central Asia should be based on a closer link between security and development. More on «Is the EU-Central Asia Strategy Running Out of Steam?»

Apr 2011
Strategic Vacuum in Central Asia
Author: Tomasz Sikorski
Publisher: Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)
An interesting phenomenon in Central Asia can be observed. More on «Strategic Vacuum in Central Asia»
Apr 2011
The EU-Central Asia Human Rights Dialogues
Author: Vera Axyonova
Publisher: FRIDE
Structured human rights dialogues (HRDs) were introduced as part of the broader EU democratization policy towards Central Asian states after the adoption of the ‘EU and Central Asia: Strategy for a New Partnership’ in June 2007. More on «The EU-Central Asia Human Rights Dialogues»
Apr 2011
The EU-Central Asia Human Rights Dialogues: Making a Difference?
Author: Vera Axyonova
Publisher: Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)
This policy brief reviews and evaluates the performance of the EU-Central Asia structured human rights dialogues to date, paying specific attention to the shortcomings of the existing practices. More on «The EU-Central Asia Human Rights Dialogues: Making a Difference?»

16 Feb 2011
Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst Vol 13, No 3
Author: Murad Batal al-Shishani, Stephen Blank, Dmitry Shlapentokh, Richard Weitz, Georgiy Voloshin, Jenny Söderström, Suhrob Majidov,Mina Muradova
Publisher: Central Asia-Caucasus Institute and Silk Road Studies Program (CACI-SRSP)
This issue of the Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst includes analytical articles and field reports on security issues facing the Central Asia-Caucasus region. More on «Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst Vol 13, No 3»
Feb 2011
Unintended Consequences
Author: Andrea Schmitz, Esther Somfalvy
Publisher: Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP)
The policy of the EU and its member states vis-à-vis Central Asia's authoritarian states is focused first and foremost on stability. More on «Unintended Consequences»

Jan 2011
The EU’s Interests in Central Asia
Author: Jos Boonstra
Publisher: FRIDE
This paper gives a brief overview of EU policy towards Central Asia with a specific focus on the link between energy, security and values. More on «The EU’s Interests in Central Asia»

Nov 2010
Central European Journal of International and Security Studies, Vol 4, Issue 2
Author: Senka Neuman-Stanivuković, Marek Neuman, Daria W Dylla, Askhat Safiullin, Irina Valko, Adrien Jahier, Hanna Vasilevich, Thowhidul Islam, Yuliya Zabyelina
Publisher: Central European Journal of International and Security Studies (CEJISS)
This issue of the CEJISS covers various topics, from security cooperation in Central Asia to national minorities in Lithuania to the Polish missile defence decision. More on «Central European Journal of International and Security Studies, Vol 4, Issue 2»

May 2010
UNISCI Discussion Papers No 23
Author: Nur Bilge Criss, Gencer Özcan, Gokhan Bacik, Bican Şahin, Mete Yıldız, Ahmet K Han, Mert Bilgin, Sinem Akgül Açıkmeşe, Meliha Benli Altunışık, Özlem Tür, Mustafa Aydın, Diba Nigar Goksel, Fuat Aksu, Licínia Simão
Publisher: Research Unit on International Security and Cooperation (UNISCI)
This issue of the journal first notes the changes introduced by the Turkish AKP party and the diminishing role of the Army in internal and foreign policies and its growing lack of cohesion. More on «UNISCI Discussion Papers No 23»

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