• Global terrorism revisited in Beslan wake
  United Press International, October 22, 2004

• Eye on Eurasia: Putin's greatest fear
  “The Washington Times”, October 4, 2004

• New energy for reintegration
  “The Washington Times”, August 22, 2004

• Russia's Image Problem Begins at Home
  The Moscow Times, July 20, 2004

• Positive-Sum Relations with Russia in Central Asia
  In The National Interest, June 23, 2004

• Mistrust returns to disfigure Putin's Russia
  "Financial Times"; June 10, 2004

• Crisis in Ajaria: The Military Dimension
  Received via e-mail, May 8, 2004

• Europe must take a wider view of the future
  “Financial Times”, Mar 30, 2004

• Our president who rules without checks
  Daily Telegraph, March 14, 2004

• Putin and the Chinese Model
  In the National Interest, February 11, 2004

• Blame, Blindness ...
  "The Washington Post", February 3, 2004

• Caspian Region Likely to Remain Critical for Foreseeable Future
  PINR, January 12, 2004

• Democrats set to hang together
  “Moscow News”, December 16, 2003

• Freedom and security
  Moveon.org, November 9, 2003

• Stability? What stability?
  “Economist”, October 30, 2003

• K + K = 5 percent, or Henry Kissinger to the rescue of Mikhail Khodorkovsky
  The Russia Journal, September 11, 2003

• New Danger: Hyperpower on the Loose
  The victory over Hussein has changed the United States' position in the world. What is the danger of this?
  “Moscow News”, #17, 2003

• Gaidar: Kamikaze Still Alive
  “Moscow News”, 2003, #13

• In the Shadow of Gulliver Set Loose
  “Moscow News”, April 1, 2003

• The War After War With Iraq
  The New York Times, March 20, 2003

• The Non-aligned
  Russian Journal, March 5, 2003

• Out of the wreckage
  “The Guardian”, February 25, 2003

• Energy-rich Kazakhstan is suffering growing pains
  “The New York Times”, January 4, 2003

• "Good Tsar" as a Risk Factor
  “Moscow News”, 2002, #45, 46

• US officials relying on engagement strategy to promote change in Central Asia
  EurasiaNet, November 14, 2002

• Muslims and the West after September 11
  Free Inquiry magazine, 2002, Volume 22, Number 2

• U.S. plants footprint in shaky Central Asia
  Robert G. Kaiser
  “Washington Post”, August 27, 2002

• Putin and the Middle East
  Robert O. Freedman
  “Middle East Review of International Affairs”, Volume 6, Issue 2, (June 2002)

• The key problems with GDP as a true indicator of human well being
  Are there any alternatives?
  Received via e-mail, May 30, 2002

• Beware of the post-cold war shoulder
  Recent spats between the EU and the US could develop into a permanent rift - and a Russo-American axis that leaves Europe out in the cold
  "The Guardian", May 17, 2002

• Europe's East and West: European Fate of Russia
  “Russian Journal”, April 12 & 22, 2002

• Asian entanglement
  After September 11, the US established a military presence in the former Soviet republics that border Afghanistan. Withdrawal would now be difficult and damaging
  “Financial Times”, April 16 2002

• The next move is check
  If the oil contest around the Caspian Sea isn’t quite over, at least the national and big corporate winners are starting to emerge. A look at the new oil-rich
  Owen Matthews
  Newsweek International, April 8, 2002

• Eurasian idea could bring together erstwhile enemies Turkey and Russia
  Igor Torbakov
  EurasiaNet, March 18 2002

• Confidential friendship
  CIS leaders have good reason to observe confidentiality. Sanobar Shermatova
  “Moscow News”, #9 March 2002

• Does Moscow's reaction to developments in Georgia herald the end of Eurasia?
  Igor Torbakov
  EurasiaNet, March 5 2002

• Thoughts on "religious fundamentalism" identity in Central Asia
  H. B. Paksoy, D. Phil.
  Received via e-mail, 21 February 2002

• Risk indigestion for a slice of Russian success:
  The outlook may be rosy but the hardest part still lies ahead for the Putin-led government
  Financial Times; February 18, 2002

  2001

• Transnational Democracy : Theories and Prospects
  Tony McGrew
  Polity Press, Global Transformations textsite
  http://www.polity.co.uk/global/mcgrew.htm

• Is Russian Mentality Changing?
  Vladimir Kantor
  “Russian Journal”, December 29, 2001

• Russia wins the war
  David Ignatius
  The Washington Post, December 23, 2001

• Talk of CIS oil cartel more about style than substance - experts
  Alec Appelbaum
  EurasiaNet, December 7, 2001

• Fighting Terrorism: Lessons from the Cold War
  Anatol Lieven
  Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Policy Brief, #7, 2001

• Beyond the Taleban
  President Rabbani's ambassador to London, Wali Massoud, speaks to IWPR about plans for a post-Taleban government in Afghanistan Michael Griffin
  IWPR, November 9, 2001

• Uncertainty dampens Caspian basin investment climate
  Alec Appelbaum
  EurasiaNet, October 4, 2001

• Eastern promises
  Central Asia's republics will exact a price for helping the US armed forces
  Financial Times, 3 October 2001

• The risks and benefits of war in Afghanistan
  Ahmed Rashid
  EurasiaNet, September 24, 2001

• A Nation and a World at Unrest
  Armenian News Network / Groong
  September 19, 2001

• Thanks to all those who have been concerned
  John Schoeberlein
  Via e-mail, September 13, 2001

• Conviction of the prodigal premier in absentia
  The trial at the Supreme Court will become a boomerang for those who flung it Alexander GRIBANOV
  Argumenty i Fakty-Kazakhstan, August 29-September 4, 2001

• The changing face of Eurasia
  Fiona Hill
  Eurasianet, August 20, 2001

• Silencing Central Asia: The voice of the dissidents
  Testimony from US Congressional Hearings on Central Asia
  Committee on International Relations House of Representatives
  July 18, 2001

• The price of oil.
  What was Mobil up in Kazahstan and Russia?
  "The New Yorker", July 2, 2001

• China's Political Succession:
  Four Myths in the U.S.
  Cheng Li, Hamilton College
  "Foreign Policy in Focus", 23 May 2001

• Russia's Centre TV accuses Kazakhstan of selling arms to rogue states
  Kazakh illegal arms trade proceeding "at full pace"
  IAC "Eurasia", 24 April 2001

• The religious extremism - the dimension at South Kazakhstan.
  Igor SAVIN, NGO Dialogue, South Kazakstan
  "Central Asian Bulletin", 10 April, 2001

• Central Asian Leaders Think Alike
  Igor Grebenshchikov, Bishkek. Journalists from Kyrgyzstan and Kazakstan discuss their mutual problems
  IWPR, 22 March 2001

• Russia in Central Asia: Accepting the Necessities, Defining the Needs
  Valentin Bushkov, Igor Majarov, Alexander Sobianin
  Received by e-mail, 14 February, 2001

2000

• Halfway home and a long way to go:
  Russian and Kazakh roads to sectoral and political corruption
  Demokratizatsiya, Vol 8, No. 4, 2000

• When 'criminal' is political
  Adrian Karatnycky. Repressive regimes are manipulating Interpol
  The Washington Times, December 2000

• Unraveling the Mystery of the Tashkent Bombings: Theories and Implications*
  Abdumannob Polat and Nickolai Butkevich
  Received by e-mail, Nov. 28, 2000

• The "Fundamentalist" Threat to Uzbekistan: Crisis or Chimera?
  Dr. Reuel Hanks .Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst, August 30, 2000
  http://www.cacianalyst.org/Headline3.htm

• Freedom of Choice in Central Asia
  Chris ISTRATI, Cross-cultural Consultant, Aslan Alliance
  Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
  July 13, 2000

• The count is taken for seconds
  Sergei Duvanov
  The role of OSCE and nation-wide dialog
  Received by e-mail, 20 June 2000

• Perceptive of Statehood and national identity in the Central Asian region
  Nargis Nurullo-Khoja
  Received by e-mail ,16 May 2000.

• Testimony before the House international relations subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific on democracy in the Central Asian republics
  The Central Asian region has been a disappointing one from the point of view of democracy-building
  E-mail, 16 April 2000

• Marietta Stepaniants .The ideal of justice in the context of cultural dialogue
  Justice and Democracy: Cross-Cultural Perspectives. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1997

• Dmitri Furman. From Late Yeltsin to Early Putin
  Russian presidency in the ‘90s
  Obschaya Gazeta, February 10-16, 2000

• Central Asia: Ripe for the Picking
  The 19th century’s Great Game appears to be back
  Stratfor Special Report, 13 January 2000

1999

• Amos Perlmutter. Capitalism for one family.
  The family of President Nazarbaev controls major national structures of Kazakhstan.
  The Washington Times, September 2, 1999

• Hammed Shahidian. Islam's 'Others':Living Out (side) Islam
  ISIM NEWSLETTER 3/99.

• Alexander Rubtsov.  Ethics in   the social  knowledge.  General issues and the post-soviet experience