NATO AND CENTRAL ASIAN STATES: THE PROSPECTS OF COOPERATION

Although cooperation between NATO and Central Asian countries dates back to the 1990s, significant presence of the Alliance in the region is visible throughout the last decade only. The cooperation advanced due to the NATO-led operation in Afghanistan. However, its planned conclusion in 2012 will no...

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Main Author: A. M. Akmataliyeva
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Jurist, Publishing Group 2015-07-01
Series:Сравнительная политика
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Online Access:https://comparativepolitics.elpub.ru/jour/article/view/163
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description Although cooperation between NATO and Central Asian countries dates back to the 1990s, significant presence of the Alliance in the region is visible throughout the last decade only. The cooperation advanced due to the NATO-led operation in Afghanistan. However, its planned conclusion in 2012 will not lead to the withdrawal of the Alliance from Central Asia. Throughout the last decade NATO developed a network of diversified partnerships with countries of the region. In this process Kazakhstan emerged as its most promising and active partner.
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spelling doaj.art-146b8fbe9f7b4014ae3a16632c9abaea2023-12-03T06:23:03ZengJurist, Publishing GroupСравнительная политика2221-32792412-49902015-07-0134(10)323510.18611/2221-3279-2012-3-4(10)-32-35147NATO AND CENTRAL ASIAN STATES: THE PROSPECTS OF COOPERATIONA. M. Akmataliyeva0Кыргызско-Российский Славянский университетAlthough cooperation between NATO and Central Asian countries dates back to the 1990s, significant presence of the Alliance in the region is visible throughout the last decade only. The cooperation advanced due to the NATO-led operation in Afghanistan. However, its planned conclusion in 2012 will not lead to the withdrawal of the Alliance from Central Asia. Throughout the last decade NATO developed a network of diversified partnerships with countries of the region. In this process Kazakhstan emerged as its most promising and active partner.https://comparativepolitics.elpub.ru/jour/article/view/163натоцентральная азияафганистанборьба с терроризмомэнергетическая безопасностьпартнерство ради мираказахстанкыргызстанмеждународные силы содействия безопасности
spellingShingle A. M. Akmataliyeva
NATO AND CENTRAL ASIAN STATES: THE PROSPECTS OF COOPERATION
Сравнительная политика
нато
центральная азия
афганистан
борьба с терроризмом
энергетическая безопасность
партнерство ради мира
казахстан
кыргызстан
международные силы содействия безопасности
title NATO AND CENTRAL ASIAN STATES: THE PROSPECTS OF COOPERATION
title_full NATO AND CENTRAL ASIAN STATES: THE PROSPECTS OF COOPERATION
title_fullStr NATO AND CENTRAL ASIAN STATES: THE PROSPECTS OF COOPERATION
title_full_unstemmed NATO AND CENTRAL ASIAN STATES: THE PROSPECTS OF COOPERATION
title_short NATO AND CENTRAL ASIAN STATES: THE PROSPECTS OF COOPERATION
title_sort nato and central asian states the prospects of cooperation
topic нато
центральная азия
афганистан
борьба с терроризмом
энергетическая безопасность
партнерство ради мира
казахстан
кыргызстан
международные силы содействия безопасности
url https://comparativepolitics.elpub.ru/jour/article/view/163
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