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Please find below a list of titles published since 1999. Full-length books, sometimes co-published, are scholarly, reflective studies. Please click on the title for further information and how to order.

Challenges for Russian Economic Reform

Publication Date: October 1995
Specialists in Russian economic affairs examine the principal economic and institutional factors that have hindered economic transformation in Russia

Turkey in Post-Soviet Central Asia

Publication Date: October 1995
The break-up of the Soviet Union and the "liberation" of the Turkic states of Central Asia was greeted with euphoria in Turkey. This paper analyses the evolution of Turkish political and economic involvement in the Central Asian states

The Formation of Kazakh Identity

Publication Date: June 1995
Modern Kazak identity is being formed from various elements including the Kazaks' nomadic and Islamic traditions, and the Russian Tsarist and Soviet influences. Akiner sets this process in the broader context of post-Soviet nation-building

Investment Opportunities in Russia and the CIS

Publication Date: February 1995
This volume provides a long-term assessment of investment priorities in the former Soviet Union, the problems that potential investors will encounter, and their prospects for success

Russians Beyond Russia: The Politics of National Identity

Publication Date: February 1995
This book contains detailed case studies to explore the development of a national identity within the Russian-speaking communities of five former Soviet republics

The Russian Policy Debate on Central Asia

Publication Date: January 1995
Russian policy towards the other countries of the former Soviet Union is in a state of flux. This paper analyses the main strands of thinking and the principal players and interest groups, and seeks to establish likely future directions in policy