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036: Crimea's Three Basic Ethnic Components: A Pledge for Peace: Zeyneb Temnenko and Valery Temnenko
035: “New Wars” on the Balkans – Business as Usual: Vassil Evgeniev Genchev
034: Dialogue Between Belarus And The European Union: Denis Kolga
033: Kalinningrad On Its Crooked Way To Economic Modernization: Nataliya Vadimovna Smorodinskaya
032: Russia in NATO: attesting the impossible: Mikheil Kobaladze
031: Re@l and Virtual Power: Political technologies in parties’ development in Ukraine and Russia: Anton Shynkaruk
030: Reporte Final sobre las elecciones en Azerbaijián, Mayo 2006: The Election Monitoring Center
029: The New Emerging Ghettoes on the Balkans as a Result of the European Union’s Policies of Inclusion and Exclusion: Blagoy Klimov
028: Russia, the European Union and the ESDP: An Essential Misfit?: Nodar Tangiashvili
027: The Commonwealth of Independent States: Is there anything to be explained by Neo-Functionalists?: Rufat R. Babayev
026: The Council of Europeanization of Russia: The Process of compliance by Russia with the standards of the Council of Europe: Rufat R. Babayev
025: Towards Constitutionalism for the Republic of Armenia: Syuzanna Vasilyan
024: The Policy of Regional Cooperation in the South Caucasus: Syuzanna Vasilyan
023: Chechnya and Russia: the significance of the Chechen problem for contemporary Russia: Maciej Falkowski
022: Policy paper on freedom of expression in Tajikistan: Nigina Zaripova
021: Belarus as a gas transit country: Institute for Privatization and Management
020: Developing a national security concept for Georgia: Center for Peace and International Relations Studies
019: Decentralization in the Russian Federation: Elena Andreeva and Natalia Golovanova
018: Democratic accountability of Russian regional governments: do elections matter?: Aitalina Azarova
017: Uzbekistan: the major source of instability in Central Asia: Grzegorz Zasada
016: Lost potential in the South Caucasus: aspects of interstate trade: International Center for Human Development
015: Bicameralism and Democracy in the Republic of Tajikistan: Naira Zavrabyan
014: Privatisation and Economic Development Strategy in Russia: Ram Kumar Mishra
013: The Bear, the Peacock, the Eagle, the Sturgeon and the Black, Black Oil: Contemporary Regional Power Politics in the Caspian Sea: Steven J. Main
012: Domestic sources of Post-Communist Foreign Policy. Institutional analysis of Hungary and Romania 1990-2000: Sebastian Huluban
011: The Collapse of the USSR and International System: Proposal for a Theoritical Solution: Fatih Seyhanoglu
010: Russia and the West: problems and oportunities: Bobo Lo
009: Azerbaijan's 2005 Elections: Lost Opportunity: International Crisis Group
008: Azerbaijan's Parliamentary Elections: A Step Forward: Svante Cornell
007: Black Soil. Oil and Ethnicity in the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: Morten Anstorp Rosenkvist
006: Improving the OECD's Istanbul Anti-Corruption Action Plan: Bryane Michael and Donald Bowser
005: The Stakes of the Opening of Turkish-Armenian Border - The cross-border contacts between Armenia and Turkey: Burcu Gültekin
004: Islamic “threat”: the case of Uzbekistan: Yasmin Masood
003: The US and democratization in Central Asia. The impact of 9/11 and call for change: Yasmin Masood
002: NATO eastward enlargement: Strategic implications for Eurasia: Antonina Habova
001: What to do about Russia: Michael McFaul and James M. Goldgeier