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New Book: Ferghana Valley: Heart of Central Asia,edited by S. Frederick Starr.

Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst
 January 25 , 2011, issue is online. Click here for entire issue in PDF format.

Turkey Analyst
 January 23, 2011, issue is online.


The Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program form a joint transatlantic research and policy center. The Joint Center has offices in Washington and Stockholm, and is affiliated with thePaul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies of Johns Hopkins University and the Institute for Security and Development Policy. It is the first Center of its kind, and is today firmly established as a leading center for research and policy worldwide, serving a large and diverse community of analysts, scholars, policy-watchers, business leaders and journalists. See the Mission link on the left menu bar for more information.




ANALYSIS 
M. K. Kaya, "How Much Security Will NATO's Missile Defense Shield Provide Turkey?", Turkey Analyst, 23 January 2011.

ANALYSIS Gareth H. Jenkins, "The Changing Object of Fear: The Arrest of Ilker Basbug", Turkey Analyst, 9 January 2011.

BOOK 
Johan Engvall, The State as an Investment Market: An Analytical Framework for Interpreting Politics and Bureaucracy in Kyrgyzstan, Uppsala University, 2011. 

ANALYSIS 
Halil M. Karaveli, "Has Erdogan Reached His Democratic Limits?", Turkey Analyst, 12 December 2011. 

zSILK ROAD PAPER 
Niklas Swanström, China and Greater Central Asia: New Frontiers?, Silk Road Paper, December 2011. 

ARTICLE
 
Svante E. Cornell, “What Drives Turkish Foreign Policy?”, Middle East Quarterly, vol. 19 no. 1, Winter 2012. 

ANALYSIS 
Nicklas Norling, "Viking Railroad Connects Scandinavia with South Caucasus, Central Asia, and China", Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst, Nov. 2, 2011. 

ARTICLE
 
Svante E. Cornell, "The Caucasus in Limbo", Current History, October 2011. 

ARTICLE
 
Svante E. Cornell, "Nya Säkerhetshot längs Sidenvägen och europeisk säkerhetspolitik", [New Security threats along the Silk Road and European security], Kungliga Krigsvetenskapskademins Handlingar och Tidskrift [Journal of the Royal Swedish Academy of war Sciences] no. 2, 2011. 

ANALYSIS 
Gareth H. Jenkins, "Turkish-Israeli Relations: Empty Threats or a Looming Crisis?" Turkey Analyst, 12 September 2011.

zBOOK 
Ferghana Valley: Heart of Central Asiaedited by S. Frederick Starr. M.E.Sharpe, 2011, 464 pages. 

ANALYSIS 
Halil M. Karaveli, "Erdoğan’s War: Will Turkey’s Most Powerful Leader Since Atatürk Succeed in Securing the Country’s Unity?," Turkey Analyst, 29 August 2011. 

ARTICLE 
Svante E. Cornell, "No Reset in the Post-Soviet Space",Journal of International Security Affairs, No. 20,Summer 2011. 

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SILK ROAD PAPER
 
Johan Engvall, Flirting with State Failure: Power and Politics in Kyrgyzstan since Independence, Silk Road Paper, July 2011. 

ARTICLE
 
Gareth H. Jenkins, "Ergenekon, Sledgehammer, and the Politics of Turkish Justice: Conspiracies and Coincidences," MERIA Journal, vol. 15 no. 2, June 2011. 

zSILK ROAD PAPER 
Johanna Popjanevski, International Law and the Post-2008 Status Quo in Georgia: Implications for Western Policies, Silk Road Paper, May 2011. 

ARTICLE 
Svante E. Cornell, "Vad ligger bakom Turkiets utrikespolitiska skifte?" [What's behind Turkey's foreign policy shift?],Svensk Tidskrift, 11 March 2011. 

zBOOK 
Svante E. Cornell, Azerbaijan Since Independence, Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, 2010. 

SILK ROAD PAPER 
Lili Di Puppo, Between Hesitation and Commitment: the EU and Georgia after the 2008 War, Silk Road Paper, November 2010. 




PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS


February 10
CACI Forum "China, Pakistan and Afhanistan: Security and Trade", with Dr. Pan Guang.

February 1
CACI Forum A Conversation with H.E. Ambassador Elin Suleymanov, Azerbaijan’s Newly Accredited Ambassador to the U.S."

January 25
CACI Forum "U.S. Interests in Central Asia and
Its Strategy for Advancing Them
", with Assistant Secretary of State Robert O. Blake, Jr.

January 11
CACI Forum"Alternative Future Economic Scenarios for Central Asia", with Richard Pomfret. 

November 30-December 1
CACI is pleased to support the "Silk Road Summit" organized bythe Economist, in Almaty, Kazakhstan. 

November 9
CACI Forum "'New Silk Road' Strategy: Views from the Region", Featuring the Autumn 2011 Rumsfeld Fellows at CACI. 

October 19
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CACI Forum"Tajikistan: Challenges and Opportunities", with Mamadamin B. Mamadaminov. 

September 29
CACI Forum "The U.S.'s "New Silk Road" Strategy: what is it? Where is it headed?" with Robert D. Hormats, Sham Bathija, and Juan Miranda (with CSIS) Clickhere for video of event. 

September 7 
CACI Forum "Ferghana Valley: Heart of Central Asia", book presentation with S. Frederick Starr. 

June 23 

CACI Forum "View from the Inside: Members of the Kyrgyz Parliament on the Current Situation in Kyrgyzstan," with Almazbek Baatyrbekov, Dastan Bekeshev, Elmira Imanalieva, Bakytbek Kalmamatov, Daniyar Terbishaliev, and John M. O'Keefe. 

June 22 

Silk Road Forum "Turkey's Foreign Policy in a New Mediterranean Environment", with Amb. Selim Yenel. (Stockholm) 

June 1
CACI Forum CAREC and the Future of Economic Development in Afghanistan and Central Asia”, with Johannes Linn, Leif Rosenberger, Robert Schoellhammer, and S. Frederick Starr 

May 30
Silk Road Seminar 
z"Renegotiating Turkey? The June 12 general election and the prospects of democratization and constitutional reform", with Hasan B. Kahraman, Kadri Gürsel, Andrew Finkel, and Ihsan Dagi. (Stockholm)



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