OSCE Academy, Bishkek / Kyrgyzstan - Central Asia Security Policy Briefs

OSCE Academy - GCSP International Security Programme Central Asia Security Policy Briefs Series

OSCE Academy jointly with the Geneva Centre for Security policy launched Central Asia Security Policy Briefs Series in November 2010.

This occasional paper series deals with current issues of comprehensive security relevant for Central Asia. This includes but is not limited to such themes as socioeconomic determinants of security, identity-based conflicts, political Islam, ethnopolitics, security organizations, bilateral relations, the situation in Afghanistan and other neighbouring states.

Central Asia Security Policy Briefs are intended to foster interaction among policy, expert and scholarly communities.

Central Asia Security Policy Briefs will be published on-line in the pdf format, with printed copies available. The language of publication is English. Submissions can be made in English or Russian. We will make Russian translation of select Briefs.

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Central Asia Security Policy Brief # 1: Resurrecting an energy tariff policy in Kyrgyzstan, David Gullette

Central Asia Security Policy Brief # 2: Comparing India's and China's Approaches in Central Asia, Ajay Patnaik

Central Asia Security Policy Brief # 3: Trust in a Traditional, Tolerant and Transparent Multi-level Game? The Kazakhstani OSCE Chairmanship 2010, Anna Kreikemeyer

Central Asia Security Policy Brief #4: The state at its borders: the internal dimensions of Kyrgyzstan’s border security, Katarzyna Czerniecka

Central Asia Security Policy Brief # 5: Transit Agreements, Security Cooperation and Afghanistan Stabilization, Gregory Gleason

Central Asia Security Policy Brief # 6: The Arab Spring: Implications for Europe-Eurasian Relations? Graeme P. Herd and Violetta Yan

Central Asia Security Policy Brief # 7: Instability in Tajikistan? The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan and the Afghanistan Factor, Christian Bleuer

OSCE Academy-GCSP Central Asia Security Policy Briefs