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• Book Review

  Fareed Zakaria, The Post-American World, New York: W.W. Norton, 2008Andrei Miroiu The editor of Newsweek and the former managing editor of Foreign Affairs, Yale and Harvard-educated Fareed Zakaria recently published his third book, on the coming of t...

• Russia vs the Western Powers: The Politics of Energy in Central Asia

   Tabish Shah Russia is by far the most influential player in the Central Asian region. The Russian state monopoly over Soviet era pipelines ensures that Central Asia’s main source of revenue, its energy resources, are dependent upon Russia for transpo...

• The Caucasus Conflict and its Implications for European Security

   Crisia MiroiuAbstractThe Caucasus conflict and its Implications for European Security is a conflict analysis’ paper, aiming to provide a complete understanding of the 2008 conflict by examining its roots within the Russian – Georgian relations since...

• Russian Geopolitical Concepts in Eurasia. A Short Overview

  Martin MalekAbstractSince 1999, soaring gas and oil prices have made resource-rich Russia both more powerful and intransigent, but also less co-operative. This, too, determines the emphasis Moscow puts on geopolitical initiatives. This paper sets out from...

• Domestic and International Factors in the Process of Civil Society Development: The Case of Ukraine

  Irina KhmelkoAbstractThis article focuses on factors that contribute to civil society development in the former Soviet countries. We analyze a set of challenges faced by civil societies in these countries and the tools available to these societies to over...

• Democracy, Human Rights and Ethnic Conflicts in Eastern Europe and Asia and in the Processes of European Integration and Globalization by Prof. Dr. Zlatko Isakovic

  Journal of East-European and Asian StudiesVol. 1, No. 1, April 2009Democracy, Human Rights and Ethnic Conflicts in Eastern Europe and Asia and in the Processes of European Integration and Globalization1Prof. Dr. Zlatko IsakovicThe aim of this paper is to ...

• Threads in the canvas. Pipeline politics and the economization of the Russian foreign policy in the Black Sea region by Paula Ganga*

  1Journal of East-European and Asian StudiesVol. 1, No. 1, April 2009Threads in the canvas. Pipeline politics and the economization of the Russian foreign policy in the Black Sea regionPaula Ganga*The Black Sea region has primarily been a space dominated b...

• Discouraging Responsibility in Bosnia & Herzegovina: The Continuing Role of the International Community by Darragh Farrell*

  Journal of East-European and Asian StudiesVol. 1, No. 1, April 2009Discouraging Responsibility in Bosnia & Herzegovina: The Continuing Role of the International CommunityDarragh Farrell*In recent times, the international organisations that have overseen t...

• Georgia 2003 and Ukraine 2004: Two Acts, One Play? by Donnacha Ó Beacháin and Abel Polese

  Journal of East-European and Asian StudiesVol. 1, No. 1, April 2009Georgia 2003 and Ukraine 2004: Two Acts, One Play?Donnacha Ó Beacháin* and Abel Polese**“Man gets rid of fear and feels free. Without that there would be no revolution”(Ryszard Kapu�...