Central Asia: A Source of Energy for the 21st Century Three decades after independence, Central Asia continues its impressive path of economic development. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent shockwaves throughout… Continue reading Central Asia: A Source of Energy for the 21st Century
Tag: energy
The Future of The CASA-1000 Electric Megaproject in the Context of the New Afghanistan
An Economic and Financial Impact Analysis Waris Ahmad Faizi is currently an Erasmus+ exchange student at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg (OVGU) in Germany, where he is pursuing an MA… Continue reading The Future of The CASA-1000 Electric Megaproject in the Context of the New Afghanistan
The Other Side of Oil (Video)
The Other Side of Oil December 7, 2020 Virtual event hosted by The George Washington University’s Central Asia Program and Crude Accountability presenting The Other Side of Oil, a documentary… Continue reading The Other Side of Oil (Video)
The Geopolitics of Renewable Energy in Kazakhstan
By Natalie Koch CAP Paper 211, September 2018 Natalie Koch is Associate Professor of Geography and O’Hanley Faculty Scholar at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. She… Continue reading The Geopolitics of Renewable Energy in Kazakhstan
Integration in Energy and Transport. Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey
Integration in Energy and Transport. Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey ALEXANDROS PETERSEN – FOREWORD BY ROY ALLISON The South Caucasus has established itself as a corridor for transporting energy from Azerbaijan… Continue reading Integration in Energy and Transport. Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey
An Ideal Investor to Come: Diversification of the Energy Exports of Turkmenistan
By Nazik Muradova
Caspian Triangles: Azerbaijan’s Trilateral Diplomacy—A New Approach for a New Era
By Richard Weitz
The highly securitized insecurities of state borders in the Fergana Valley
By Rashid Gabdulhakov
Revisiting Water Issues in Central Asia: Shifting from Regional Approach to National Solutions
Central Asia Fellows Papers No. 6, October 2014 By Nariya Khasanova Nariya Khasanova graduated from the University of World Economy and Diplomacy in Tashkent, where she studied International Economic Relations. She has undergone… Continue reading Revisiting Water Issues in Central Asia: Shifting from Regional Approach to National Solutions
Energy Policy Options for the Rasht Valley
Central Asia Fellows Papers No. 5, August 2014 By Said Yakhyoev Said Yakhyoev holds master's degrees in Political Science from OSCE Academy and in International Peacebuilding from the University of Notre Dame.… Continue reading Energy Policy Options for the Rasht Valley
Игра окончена? Изменения в энергетической геополитике в Центральной Азии
Майкл Денисон
Game Over? Shifting Energy Geopolitics in Central Asia
Central Asia Policy Brief No. 5, October 2012 By Michael Denison One of the coordinates structuring geopolitics in Central Asia since the dissolution of the Soviet Union has been competition for development of the… Continue reading Game Over? Shifting Energy Geopolitics in Central Asia
Cybersecurity in Central Asia: Real Issues, False Excuse?
Central Asia Policy Brief No. 2, June 2012 By Marlene Laruelle Kazakhstan is increasingly subjected to everyday cyber-insecurity. The main issue of cybersecurity in Central Asia is related to energy infrastructure and major industrial… Continue reading Cybersecurity in Central Asia: Real Issues, False Excuse?
