Title Threat perception in Central Asia in response to Russia-Ukraine : Kazakhstan will not be next / by Zhulduz Baizakova and Roger McDermott

Published Rome : NATO Defense College, 2015

Click on the following:
JSTOR Security

Copies

Description 1 online resource (16 pages) Series Research paper / Research Division, NATO Defense College ; no. 119 Research paper (NATO Defence College. Research Division) ; 119 Summary This paper examines the potential for Russia to repeat in Central Asia what it has done in Ukraine, and explores several possible impediments to such a course of action. Given Russia's security operations in North Caucasus, and its ongoing operations in Ukraine, it is far beyond the Russian state's capacity to open a "third front" elsewhere. Economic policy, integration initiatives and the vexed and sensitive questions pertaining to ethnic relations in Kazakhstan are also examined Notes "September 2015." ISSN 2076-0949 (Print); ISSN 2076-0957 (Online) Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Online resource; title from PDF page 1 (NDC, viewed January 5, 2016) Subject Security, International -- Asia, Central Frozen conflicts Grey areas Territorial disputes Diplomatic relations. Politics and government. Security, International. Strategic aspects of individual places. SUBJECT Asia, Central -- Strategic aspects Russia (Federation) -- Foreign relations -- Asia, Central Asia, Central -- Foreign relations -- Russia (Federation) Kazakhstan -- Politics and government. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh94000176 Kazakhstan -- Foreign relations -- Russia (Federation) Russia (Federation) -- Foreign relations -- Kazakhstan Crimea (Ukraine) -- Annexation to Russia (Federation) Subject Central Asia. Kazakhstan. Russia (Federation) Ukraine -- Crimea. Form Electronic book Author McDermott, Roger, author NATO Defense College. Research Division, publisher.

  Permalink