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Evgeny Vinokurov and Alexander Libman.“Eurasia and Eurasian Integration: Beyond the Post-Soviet Borders”The Economics of the Post-Sovietand Eurasian IntegrationTrenin D. (2006) Integraciya i Identichnost: Rossiya kak Novyi Zapad. Moscow:Evropa.Trenin D. (2011) Post-Imperium: A Eurasian Story. Washington: CarnegieEndowment for International Peace.Trubeckoy N. (1925) My i Drugie. Evraziyskiy Vremennik. 4: 66-81.Tsygankov A. (2012) The Heartland No More: Russia’s Weakness and Eurasia’sMeltdown. Journal of Eurasian Studies. 3(1): 1-9.Vinokurov E., Libman A. (2010) Regional Integration Trends in the Post-SovietSpace: Results of Quantitative Analysis. Problems of Economic Transition. 53:43-58.Vinokurov E., Libman A. (2012a) Eurasian Integration: Challenges ofTranscontinental Regionalism. Basingstoke: Palgrave MacMillan.Vinokurov E., Libman A. (2012b) Evraziyskaya Kontinental’naya Integraciya.St. Petersburg: EDB.Wirminghaus N. (2012) Ephemeral Regionalism: The Proliferation of (Failed)Regional Integration Initiatives in Post-Soviet Eurasia, in Boerzel T., GoltermannL., Lohaus M., and Striebinger K. (eds): Roads to Regionalism: Genesis, Design,and Effects of Regional Organisations. Aldershot: Ashgate.Eurasian Development Bank95
The Economics of the Post-Sovietand Eurasian Integration6CentralAsian RegionalIntegration and Cooperation:Reality or Mirage?Johannes F.LinnJohannes Linn – Senior Resident Fellow at the Emerging MarketsForum and a Non-resident Senior Fellow at the BrookingsInstitution. He served as Vice President for Europe and CentralAsia at the World Bank 1996-2003 and as Special Adviser toCAREC 2006-2010.E-mail: jlinn@brookings.eduIntroductionFor centuries Central Asia 1 was in the backwater of global political andeconomic attention, tales of “Great Games” and “Silk Roads” notwithstanding.However, interest in Central Asia from outside the region has been on the risein recent years: Central Asia’s energy resources are of great importance to itsneighbours in Europe and Asia. In addition, China wants a peaceful backyard,while Russia considers Central Asia part of its historical economic and regionalinterests and draws heavily on Central Asia migrants. Turkey is attracted bythe common Turkic heritage of the region. Iran shares language and culturalties with the Tajik people. The Central Asia’s Islamic tradition connects it withthe Middle East and other Islamic countries. And now NATO countries rely onCentral Asia for transit of their nonlethal military supplies in their engagementin Afghanistan.There is wide agreement that economic prosperity and political stability inCentral Asia is critical not only for the 60-plus million inhabitants of the region,but also for Central Asia’s neighbours, since Central Asia serves as a strategicallyimportant land bridge between Europe and Asia. Since the five Central Asiancountries are landlocked small economies, a critical prerequisite for long-term1Central Asia is here defined as comprising the five former Central Asian Soviet republics: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic,Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.96 EDB Eurasian Integration Yearbook 2012
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ContentsContentsList of Figures and
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GreetingsForewordThe Eurasian Devel
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IndexIndexaccession 16, 19, 62, 63,
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