Security – Page 2 – Central Asia Program

The Central Asia Security Workshop

25 April, 2016

CAP Papers No. 165

The Collective Security Treaty Organization: On its way to a “NATO of the East”?

11 May, 2015

By Marcel de Haas

Iranian-Uzbek relations in the geopolitical context of Central Asia

21 March, 2014

By Guli Yuldasheva

The Visa Regime in Uzbekistan: A Failed Attempt at Balancing Regime Interests and Freedom of Individuals

5 February, 2014

The Afghan Army in the Context of National Security

6 October, 2013

By Rafik A. Tairov

Post-2014: The Spectre of a New Arms Race in Central Asia?

6 May, 2013

By Bakyt Baimatov

Threats and Challenges to Regional Security: Possibilities and Prospects for the Formation of a Collective Security System

6 April, 2013

The Withdrawal of NATO Forces from Afghanistan: Consequences for Tajikistan

6 March, 2013

By Muzaffar Olimov and Saodat Olimova

Russia, Iran, and Central Asia: Impact of the U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan

6 February, 2013

By Mark N. Katz

Don’t Oversell ‘Overspill’: Afghanistan and Emerging Conflicts in Central Asia

8 December, 2012

Unkept Human Security Promises in Developing Countries: The Case of Mongolia

8 November, 2012

By Jargalsaikhan Mendee

On the Road to “H”: Narcotic Drugs in Soviet Central Asia

8 August, 2012

By Alisher Latypov

EU Central Asia Policy: Steady as She Goes

8 August, 2012

Selective Engagement: Russia’s Future Role in Central Asia

8 July, 2012

Finally A New Era in NATO-Mongolia Relations

14 June, 2012

Cybersecurity in Central Asia: Real Issues, False Excuse?

8 June, 2012

Regulating Private Security Companies in the Central Asian States

8 May, 2012

The US Military Involvement in Central Asia and Its Impact on US-Central Asia Relations

8 April, 2012

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