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The Changing Perspectives of Central Asia in the 21st Century — Murat Yorulmaz Serdar Yılmaz

The Changing Perspectives of Central Asia in the 21st Century
386,10
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The Changing Perspectives of Central Asia in the 21st Century

Murat Yorulmaz Serdar Yılmaz

Kriter Yayınları

2020292 sf.
Şehadet KitapEn ucuz

The Changing Perspectives of Central Asia in the 21st Century

Murat Yorulmaz Serdar Yılmaz

The change of the geopolitical realities the emergence of new regional dynamics and the perception of security in Central Asia have also changed current perspectives in the region Fully revised and updated to cover the latest informations and developments the book will provide comprehensive accessible and successful introduction for those who are interested in the Central Asia region As the editors we have filled a long neglected gap by producing a volume that authoritatively covers the states of the region The book will become a definitive text for the teaching as it presents in depth explorations of systemic and sophisticated way of understanding the actors and processes and offers case study encompassing many subjects about Central Asia It conbines old and new perspectives with discerning care This book The Changing Perspectives of Central Asia in the 21st Century has provided readers with prominent knowledge of independence period actors minority issues nation state building process energy security water boundary regional integration and foreign policies of Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan Turkmenistan and Tajikistan with each other and with Russia China America the EU and Turkey The book claims that geopolitical realities regional dynamics and the perception of security in Central Asia have changed Thus the book focuses on environmental degradation cyber insecurity and social unrest triggered by sovereign debt traps These discussions highlight the necessity to reconsider the traditional perception of security as the analysis has to go beyond the state to address a wide range of security threats Dr Murat YORULMAZ is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Management and Organization at Trakya University Edirne Dr Serdar YILMAZ is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Muğla Yazarlar Farkhod AMINJONOV Emre ÇITAK ve Sami KİRAZ Saltanat KYDYRALIEVA Ainur NOGAYEVA Murat YORULMAZ Serdar YILMAZ Dana AKHMEDYANOVA Nur ÇETİN Güngör ŞAHİN M Cem OĞULTÜRK Sina KISACIK Gamze HELVACIKÖYLÜ Burulkan ABDIBAITOVA PALA

Ucuz Kitap Al
396,00

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Eylül 2020292 sf.
292.00x23.50 cm2. Hamur
Ucuz Kitap Al

The change of the geopolitical realities the emergence of new regional dynamics and the perception of security in Central Asia have also changed current perspectives in the region Fully revised and updated to cover the latest informations and developments the book will provide comprehensive accessible and successful introduction for those who are interested in the Central Asia region As the editors we have filled a long neglected gap by producing a volume that authoritatively covers the states of the region The book will become a definitive text for the teaching as it presents in depth explorations of systemic and sophisticated way of understanding the actors and processes and offers case study encompassing many subjects about Central Asia It conbines old and new perspectives with discerning care This book The Changing Perspectives of Central Asia in the 21st Century has provided readers with prominent knowledge of independence period actors minority issues nation state building process energy security water boundary regional integration and foreign policies of Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan Turkmenistan and Tajikistan with each other and with Russia China America the EU and Turkey The book claims that geopolitical realities regional dynamics and the perception of security in Central Asia have changed Thus the book focuses on environmental degradation cyber insecurity and social unrest triggered by sovereign debt traps These discussions highlight the necessity to reconsider the traditional perception of security as the analysis has to go beyond the state to address a wide range of security threats Dr Murat YORULMAZ is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Management and Organization at Trakya University Edirne Dr Serdar YILMAZ is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Muğla Yayınevi Kriter Yayınları Yazar Serdar Yılmaz Sayfa 292 Sayfa Kağıt 2 Hamur Boyut 292 00x23 50 cm Basım Yılı Eylül 2020 Barkod 9786257130240 Kategori Uluslararası İlişkiler Dış Politika

Ekin Kitap
415,80

Kriter Yayınları

2020292 sf.
Ekin Kitap

The change of the geopolitical realities the emergence of new regional dynamics and the perception of security in Central Asia have also changed current perspectives in the region Fully revised and updated to cover the latest informations and developments the book will provide comprehensive accessible and successful introduction for those who are interested in the Central Asia region As the editors we have filled a long neglected gap by producing a volume that authoritatively covers the states of the region The book will become a definitive text for the teaching as it presents in depth explorations of systemic and sophisticated way of understanding the actors and processes and offers case study encompassing many subjects about Central Asia It conbines old and new perspectives with discerning care This book The Changing Perspectives of Central Asia in the 21st Century has provided readers with prominent knowledge of independence period actors minority issues nation state building process energy security water boundary regional integration and foreign policies of Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan Turkmenistan and Tajikistan with each other and with Russia China America the EU and Turkey The book claims that geopolitical realities regional dynamics and the perception of security in Central Asia have changed Thus the book focuses on environmental degradation cyber insecurity and social unrest triggered by sovereign debt traps These discussions highlight the necessity to reconsider the traditional perception of security as the analysis has to go beyond the state to address a wide range of security threats Dr Murat YORULMAZ is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Management and Organization at Trakya University Edirne Dr Serdar YILMAZ is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Muğla

D&R
420,26

Kriter

20201. baskı292 sf.
29,5 x 23,52. Hamurİngilizce
D&R

The change of the geopolitical realities the emergence of new regional dynamics and the perception of security in Central Asia have also changed current perspectives in the region Fully revised and updated to cover the latest informations and developments the book will provide comprehensive accessible and successful introduction for those who are interested in the Central Asia region As the editors we have filled a long neglected gap by producing a volume that authoritatively covers the states of the region The book will become a definitive text for the teaching as it presents in depth explorations of systemic and sophisticated way of understanding the actors and processes and offers case study encompassing many subjects about Central Asia It conbines old and new perspectives with discerning care This book The Changing Perspectives of Central Asia in the 21st Century has provided readers with prominent knowledge of independence period actors minority issues nation state building process energy security water boundary regional integration and foreign policies of Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan Turkmenistan and Tajikistan with each other and with Russia China America the EU and Turkey The book claims that geopolitical realities regional dynamics and the perception of security in Central Asia have changed Thus the book focuses on environmental degradation cyber insecurity and social unrest triggered by sovereign debt traps These discussions highlight the necessity to reconsider the traditional perception of security as the analysis has to go beyond the state to address a wide range of security threats Dr Murat YORULMAZ is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Management and Organization at Trakya University Edirne Dr Serdar YILMAZ is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Muğla Tanıtım Bülteninden

Nobel Kitap
455,40

Kriter Yayınları

2020292 sf.
Ciltsiz292x24 cm2. Hamur
Nobel Kitap

The change of the geopolitical realities the emergence of new regional dynamics and the perception of security in Central Asia have also changed current perspectives in the region Fully revised and updated to cover the latest informations and developments the book will provide comprehensive accessible and successful introduction for those who are interested in the Central Asia region As the editors we have filled a long neglected gap by producing a volume that authoritatively covers the states of the region The book will become a definitive text for the teaching as it presents in depth explorations of systemic and sophisticated way of understanding the actors and processes and offers case study encompassing many subjects about Central Asia It conbines old and new perspectives with discerning care This book The Changing Perspectives of Central Asia in the 21st Century has provided readers with prominent knowledge of independence period actors minority issues nation state building process energy security water boundary regional integration and foreign policies of Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan Turkmenistan and Tajikistan with each other and with Russia China America the EU and Turkey The book claims that geopolitical realities regional dynamics and the perception of security in Central Asia have changed Thus the book focuses on environmental degradation cyber insecurity and social unrest triggered by sovereign debt traps These discussions highlight the necessity to reconsider the traditional perception of security as the analysis has to go beyond the state to address a wide range of security threats Dr Murat YORULMAZ is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Management and Organization at Trakya University Edirne Dr Serdar YILMAZ is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Muğla