Scenarios for Eurasian Integration

None of the countries in the world can survive without being economically linked with the other. The economy of any individual country exists as a part of the global economy.

LILIa mERgaLyEva 2015

Characterizing Integration within the Eurasian Space

Continuous globalization of the world economy is the background for the new regional integration entities, the number of which is constantly increasing.

BuLat muKhamEdIyEv azImzhaN KhItaKhuNov 2015

Kazakhstan’s Logistical Network in Strategic Locations: Prospects and Possible Benefits

The diversification of the transportation routs and having a comprehensive network of the terminals in all strategically significant locations is increasingly important given the intensity of the economic development of Kazakhstan

yEvgENy hoN 2015

Transport Strategy of China for Eurasia

After the dissolution of the USSR, China has been developing its transport and energy strategy for the Eurasian region.

adIL KauKENov 2015

Role of the Caspian Region for Development of Energy Corridors

The Caspian Region, being rather affluent in terms of the hydrocarbon resources, is one of the major centers in the system of the energy fuel extraction that is integrated into the world oil and gas markets. Additionally

LIdIya PaRhomchIK 2015

Energy Strategy of Azerbaijan amidst Global Instability

The energy transportation corridors have been the priority on the agenda of Azerbaijan since its independence

FARHAD MAMMADOV 2015

TRACECA Corridor: Geostrategic and Economic Potential

The work of the Intergovernmental Commission (IGC) TRACECA is aimed at creating the favorable conditions for all the participants

MARAT SAUDOV 2015

Eurasian Infrastructural Corridors: Opportunities, Challenges and Practical Steps for Better Cooperation

The Central Asian countries, being landlocked, are facing the challenge of the cost of import and export that impede considerably their chances for successful international competition

taLaNt SuLtaNov 2015

New Infrastructure for Kazakhstan’s Regions

Well-developed transport and communication infrastructure is crucial for boosting the competitiveness of any region

aIguL KoShERBayEva 2015

Silk Road: New Cooperation Opportunities

The paper is focused on the most pressing issues concerning the transportation corridors in Eurasia

BauRzhaN uRyNBaSaRov 2015

Transport Corridors in Eurasia: Economy or Geopolitics

The grammatical conjunction “or” in the title of this paper shall not be taken seriously. I would argue that any major transportation corridor is, first of all, a matter of geo politics.

KoNStaNtIN SyRoEzhKIN 2015

Eurasia Transport Corridors: New Ways for Cooperation, Geopolitics or Economic Opportunities

After China’s president Mr Xi Jinping announced the Chinese version of New Silk Project in September 2013 in Kazakhstan, and referred to a strategic link from the Pacific Ocean to the Baltic States

aLI RESuL uSuL 2015