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FRUSTRATED DEMOCRACY IN POST-SOVIET AZERBAIJAN
/ ALTSTADT, AUDREY L.YYD1953-YYEAUTHOR
: 2017
TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
STARTING POINTS : HISTORY AND GEOPOLITICS AND WHAT THEY TELL US
THE OPEN WOUND : MOUNTAINOUS KARABAGH AND NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS
AZERBAIJAN'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST : THE RISE, DECLINE, AND RENEWAL OF THE
DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION
OIL LIFTS ALL BOATS? : SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC REPERCUSSIONS AND THE RISE OF
CORRUPTION
JAIL FOR THE "DONKEY BLOGGERS" : CRUSHING YOUTH ACTIVISM, HUMAN RIGHTS,
AND A FREE MEDIA
ALLAH-U AKBAR : ISLAM IN AZERBAIJAN : PIETY, POLITICS, AND THE FUTURE
WHAT'S NEXT? : THE CHOICES AHEAD
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
Index
Abbasov, Idrak, 158, 202
Abdullayev, Arzu, 248nl5
Abdullayev, Elchin, 167
Abkhaz region (Georgia), 21
Abramov, Yevda, 203—4
Abu Bakr Mosque, 190—91, 194, 199,
201,211,215
Afghanistan, 27, 75, 185, 206, 219
“Afghan syndrome,” 213
Aganbegian, Abel, 33
Agayev, Roshvan, 127
Ahmedov, Ali, 88
Aleskerov, Fuad, 166
Aliyev, Abulfez, 11, 21, 22. See aho
El chi bey, Abulfez
Aliyev, Alikram, 202
Aliyev, Anar, 116—117
Aliyev, Ferhad, 82
Aliyev, Heydar, 61, 231, 256n27; 1992
elections and, 54; antidemocratic
tendencies of, 96; as Azerbaijani
president, 66—67; corruption and,
124; cult of personality around, 24;
death of, 258n60; democracy and, 30;
Elchibey and, 62—63; elections of 1995
and, 68—69; elections of 1998 and,
73; Islam and, 187, 202—3; Karabagh
conflict and, 33, 40, 43, 66; oil industry
and, 100, 116; opposition parties
and, 90; Popular Front and, 62—64;
reinstatement of, 60—64; relationship
with the West, 112; relations with Iran,
187—88; relations with Turkey, 189;
relations with the United States, 75;
transfer of power to I. Aliyev, 75; Yeni
Azerbaijan Partiyasi and, 23
Aliyev, Ilham, 25, 232-34, 294n31; 2013
elections and, 162; antidemocratic
tendencies of, 3, 82, 90, 96, 143,
147-48, 152, 231—32; appointees of,
137; Azerbaijan-Russian relations and,
22, 26, 29; color revolutions and, 79;
corruption and, 119-23, 154—55,
171, 267nl01; election of, 75-77;
election of 2008 and, 84—86, 88, 148;
European Games and, 133—34; foreign
nongovernmental organizations and,
165-66; Islam and, 3, 194-95, 203,
207, 209, 214-15; Karabagh conflict
and, 45, 225; oil industry and, 221;
political prisoners and, 160; potential
Azerbaijani revolution and, 235;
relations with Russia, 226—27, 233,
244—45; relations with the United
States, 179; repression of journalists
and, 143^4, 158; term limits and,
162; trip to Mecca, 214—15; youth
movements and, 141
307
Index
Aliyev, Intiqam, 168, 172-73, 208, 230
Aliyev, Mehriban, 126
Aliyev, Rafik, 193
Aliyev, Rasim, 174
Aliyeva, Arzu, 119, 120-22, 126-27
Aliyeva, Leyla, 120-21, 126-27
Alizade, Zardusht, 11, 50, 203, 212
Allahverdiyeva, Ramella, 174
Alumni Network, 141
“Amazing Azerbaijan” video clip, 161-62
Arab Spring, 3, 25, 155, 210
Armenia: Armenian minorities in
Azerbaijan, 186; as Christian nation,
41—42; Karabagh region and, 12,
33-35, 39; occupation of Azerbaijan
territory by, 21, 27, 39, 43; oil industry
and, 102; potential Azerbaijani
revolution and, 235; relations with
Russia, 22, 46; relations with the
United States, 41-42; war with
Azerbaijan, 2, 10-11, 19-20, 27, 38,
44, 55,66, 224-25, 253n33
Aslanova, Rabiyat, 195
Assembly of the Friends of Azerbaijan
(AJFA), 239^0
Ayalov, Aydin, 159
Ayiisli, Akram, 47
Azadliq (“Freedom”) bloc, 79, 81,83
Azerbaijan: 1992 attempted coup in,
50—54; Aliyev family, see Aliyev,
Heydar; Aliyev, Ilham; Azerbaijanis
fighting in Syria, 210-13;
contemporary issues in, 20—26,
219-45; corruption in, see corruption;
Crackdown of 2014 in, 126-29,
164-72; criminal code of, 172-73;
democracy building in, 7, 58, 67,
80, 151, 231; democratization in, see
democratization; demographics of,
284nl0; elections in, see elections;
European Games in, 133-38; GDP
of, 56, 104-5, 289n99; geography of,
8; government of, 23, 58, 88, 137,
231-34, 255nl0 (see also elections);
hosting of Eurovision contest in, 97,
122, 133, 149, 156-59,161, 164,
229; human rights in, see human
rights; independence of, 16, 20-21,
50-51; Islam in, see Islam; lack of
democracy in, 23-25, 30, 95-96, 118,
147-49,177-78, 219-20, 230, 239,
243; languages (written and spoken)
of, 17-18, 56, 65, 256n21, 285nl6;
militarization of, 29, 44-45, 224;
Nardaran village, 201-4; national
minorities within, 186; oil industry
in, see oil industry; Popular Front as
ruling party, 54-60; possibility of
revolution in, 3, 79, 85, 150, 152, 155,
231-32, 234-36, 245; potential for
future violence in, 234-38; poverty in,
103-6, 138; privatization of non-oil
industry, 119-26, 154; relations with
Europe, 22, 26, 28-30, 67, 228—29;
relations with Gulf states, 190-91;
relations with Iran, 18-19, 29, 184-85,
187-89, 207, 216, 219; relations with
Israel, 188, 219, 285n30; relations with
neighboring nations, 226-28, 265n67;
relations with Russia (post-Soviet),
22, 26, 29, 46, 56, 86, 148, 168,
226-28, 233, 235, 244-45; relations
with Turkey, 16-18, 56, 137, 189—90;
relations with the United States, 4,
26-29, 41-42, 58, 65, 75, 81, 130-32,
176-77, 219, 238-4U 243-45; during
Soviet era, 2, 9-15, 37, 40, 98, 100,
183-86; tourism in, 45, 120, 125-27,
138, 156; war with Armenia, 2, 10—11,
19-20, 27, 38, 44, 55, 66, 224-25,
253n33; as “young democracy,” 75, 78,
84, 94, 130, 151; youth movements in,
see youth movements
Azerbaijan-America Alliance (AAA),
130-32, 240
Azerbaijan Communist Party (AzCP),
10-13, 15,33, 36,61
Azerbaijan Democracy Act, 176, 231
Azerbaijan Democratic Party (ADP), 73,
76, 79, 83
308
Index
Azerbaijan Democratic Republic (ADR),
8—10, 55, 182-83, 252nl6
Azerbaijan International Mineral
Resources Operating Company, Ltd.
(AIMROC), 121-22
Azerbaijani Service and Assessment
Network (ASAN), 108
Azerbaijan National Independence Party
(Azerbaijan Milli Istiqlal Partiyasi;
AMIP), 16, 63; elections of 1995 and,
69—70; elections of 1998 and, 71—72;
elections of2000 and, 73; elections of
2003 and, 76, 78; Popular Front and, 71
Azerbaijan Popular Front Party
(Azerbaycan Xalq Cebhesinin Partiyasi,
AXCP), 23 (see also Popular Front);
elections of 1995 and, 69-70; elections
of 1998 and, 71—72; elections of
2000 and, 73; elections of 2003
and, 76, 78; elections of 2005 and,
83; elections of 2010 and, 88—89;
government repression of, 164; as part
of Azadliq (“Freedom”) bloc, 79; youth
movements and, 80, 142, 144
Azerfon (cell phone company), 120
Azerbaycan Demokratik İslahatlar Partiyasi
(Party of Democratic Reforms), 81
Azimport, 136, 264n51, 271nl56
Azizov, Mamed, 175
Baghirov, Khalid, 167
Baghirov, Mir Jafar, 61
Baghlan Holding, 124
Bagirzade, Taleh, 199, 203—4, 207
Baku Press Club, 129
Baku—Tbilisi—Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline, 24,
80, 84, 98-99, 101-5, 114, 130, 142,
150,244
Baici, Bayram, 210, 286n36
Bananyar, 205—6
Bank Silk Way, 119, 122
Bashirli, Ruslan, 80, 141—44, 273n5,
273nl2
Bayar, Mehmet Ali, 64, 257n39, 289n92
Bayramov, Ramin, 203, 207
Bishkek Protocol, 39
Bittner, Jochen, 243
Black January, 14—15
Brasseur, Anne, 175
Bruckner, Till, 240
Brzeziński, Zbigniew, 142
Burton, Dan, 132, 179, 240
Bush, George H. W., 275n42
Bush, George W, 75, 103, 275n42
Carpenter, Jacqueline, 152
Carvey, Dana, 275n42
Caspian Sea Caviar, 125
Caucasus Muslim Board (CMB), 191-94,
198-99, 201, 212, 216, 288n77
Cavanaugh, Carey, 46
cell phone industry, 120—21
Central Election Commission (CEC),
68, 76—77, 92; elections of 1995 and,
68-70; elections of 1998 and, 73;
elections of 2000 and, 73—74; elections
of 2003 and, 77; elections of 2005 and,
83; elections of 2013 and, 93; training
of election workers and, 86; Yeni
Azerbaijan Partiyasi s domination of, 89
Chechnya, 19, 191, 206—7
Civil Unity Party, 82
Color Revolutions. See Orange Revolution;
revolutions; Rose Revolution
Cornell, Svante, 41
corruption, 98—99, 108—10, 113—38, 140,
219, 239—41; anticorruption measures,
111—13, 136; business climate and,
129; Crackdown of 2014 and, 126—29;
European games and, 133—38; exposed
in Western press, 129—32; Islam and,
206, 216; in non-oil industries, 119—
28; oil industry and, 98-99, 108-10,
113-18, 130, 205, 229; ranked by
nation, 138; shakedowns of wealthy
individuals, 135-37, 223
Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), 99,
108, 113, 138, 140, 241, 262n5
309
Index
Council of Europe (CoE): Azerbaijani
corruption and, 109-10; Azerbaijani
elections and, 22, 26, 84, 90;
Azerbaijani human rights abuses and,
91, 94, 144, 149, 170-71; Azerbaijani
participation in, 73, 75-76, 94, 144,
170
Crackdown of 2014, 164—72
Crimea, 22, 29, 168
currency devaluation, 221-22, 263n36
Dagestan, 3, 29, 148, 185, 191
Dalga, 150
Davis, Terry, 148
Demirel, Suleyman, 62, 101
democracy building, 7, 58, 67, 80, 151,
231; Azerbaijan as ‘young democracy,”
75,78,84,94, 130, 151
Democratic Bloc, 15, 40, 44-45
democratization, 3-4, 7-8, 27-28, 84,
145 (see also elections); Azerbaijani
understanding of, 57, 92, 131; election
monitoring and, 162-63; human rights
and, 126, 130, 151, 156, 181; oil
industry as impediment to, 84, 112,
206, 245
Demokratik Quwotarin Milli Şurası
(National Council of Democratic
Forces), 91—92
de Waal, Thomas, 12, 31-32, 39-40, 46
Diuk, Nadia, 38
“donkey bloggers,” 90, 139-41, 149, 155,
162
Dutch disease, 24, 104-5, 107, 223
Elchibey, Abulfez, 11,49 (see also Aliyev,
Abulfez); 1992 elections and, 54-55;
Aliyev (Heydar) and, 61-63, 66;
election of, 20, 49-50; inauguration of,
48-49; Islam and, 187; Mutalibov and,
52; oil industry and, 100; overthrow
of, 60-64, 95, 256n28; as president,
56-60; relations with Europe, 28;
relations with Iran, 187-88; relations
with Turkey, 189
Election Monitoring and Democracy
Studies Center (EMDSC), 87, 95,
163-165, 173
Election Monitoring Center, 87
elections: see also Central Election
Commission (CEC); election
monitoring, 67-68,72-73, 77, 80,
82-84, 85, 87,89,93-95,147-48,
150, 162-63, 175, 230; elections of
1990, 15; elections of 1992,49-50;
elections of 1995, 67-71; elections of
1998, 71-73; elections of2000, 73-74;
elections of 2003, 75-79, 197; elections
of 2005, 80-84, 143; elections of 2008,
84—88, 147; elections of 2010, 88-90,
155, 203; elections of 2013, 90-94,
160, 162-63; human rights abuses
and, 143^4,147,150, 178; problems
with, 70-71,74-75, 77-79, 82-84, 87,
89-90, 94-95
energy industries. See oil industry
Erdoğan, Recep Tayyib, 28, 168, 190
Estekhov, Almaz, 12-13
ethnic cleansing, 33, 41
Eurasian Economic Union (EEU), 22,
226-27
EuroMaidan movement, 164, 168, 231
European Azerbaijan Society (TEAS), 125
European Court of Human Rights
(ECHR), 91, 146-147, 149, 152,
165- 66, I68,269nl25
European Games, 133-38, 229
European Stability Initiative, 84, 130,
178,239
Eurovision Song Competition, 97, 122,
133, 149, 156-59, 161, 164, 229
Extractive Industries Transparency
Initiative (EITI), 111-12, 118, 129,
166- 67, 250n48
Fatullayev, Eynuila, 144—47, 152-54
Fehtullaji. See Gulenist movement
310
Index
Finn, Robert, 62, 64-65, 257n32, 257n41
food prices, 222—23
Freedom Support Act, 41^42, 58
Gahramanli, Mirvari, 166—67
Gall, Carlotta, 206
Gambar(ov), Isa, 11, 20, 256nl6, 257n36;
deposition of, 63—64; elections of 1992
and, 54; elections of 1995 and, 69;
elections of 2000 and, 74; 2003 and,
76, 78, 197; elections of 2013 and, 93;
Guliyev and, 76, 79; as speaker of Milli
Shura, 57, 60—61
Gasimov, Azer, 122
Gasymov, Tofiq, 62, 64, 66, 69
Gaziyev, Rahim, 51—52, 59—60, 67,
256nl6
Georgia, 21-22, 29, 60, 86, 137, 148; Rose
Revolution in, 25, 79, 141, 163, 172
Gil, Steiner, 142
Gilan Flolding, 125
Giorgia, Giorgi, 172
glasnost, 9, 33, 100
Global Construction, 134
Globex, 121
Golden Prince MMC, 128
Golovushkin, Valery, 117
Goltz, Thomas, 52, 55, 60, 62, 64
Gorbachev, Mikhail: Aliyev and, 61,
256n27; Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict
and, 33, 36, 38; coup against, 16;
dissolution of Soviet Union and, 50;
Soviet-Azerbaijani conflict and, 13—15
Goyushov, Atlay, 181
Gulaliyev, Oqtay, 93
Gulen, Fettah, 189—190
Gulenist movement, 189-90, 193,
280nl4, 286n36
Guliyev, Rasul, 73, 76, 79, 82
Gurbanli, Zaur, 159
Hadjibeyli, Uzeir, 35, 252nl6, 255n2
Hájili, Arif, 158
Hajili, Rashid, 121
Hajiyev, Hafiz, 94
Hajiyev, Jahangir, 135
Hajizade, Adnan, 140-41, 149, 162
Hajizade, Hikmet, 110, 211
Hamidov, Iskendar, 20, 53, 57—60, 66,
256nl5
Hamzayeva, Zarifa, 119
Hasanli, Gunel, 169, 172
Hasanli, Jamil, 93—95, 162
Hasanli, Shahin, 198, 200-201
Hasanli, Shamhal, 128
Hasanov, Ali, 128-129, 195, 232-34
Hasanov, Avaz, 149
Hasanov, Fakhri, 105
Hasanov, Hasan, 66
Hasanov, Kaspi, 128
Hasanov, Namiq, 123
Hashimli, Parviz, 172
Hazi, Seymur, 167, 172—73, 273n5
Heritage General Trading, 116—17. See also
State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan
Republic (SOCAR)
Herkel, Andres, 149
Herr, Rolf, 122
Heydarov, Kemaleddin, 123-25, 134, 234
Heydarov, Nijat, 124—25
Heydarov, Tale, 124—25
Hezbollah, 187,212-13,217
human rights, 22-23, 30, 138, 150-51,
177-79, 239, 242-44, 283nl;
Azerbaijan Democracy Act, 176,
231; Azerbaijan-Europe relations
and, 25-26, 28, 170, 175, 230,
242—43; Azerbaijani participation in
international organizations, 91, 94,
144, 149, 265n58; Azerbaijan—United
States relations and, 4, 130, 142, 169—
72, 175-77, 179, 230-31, 240-245;
contrasted with security, 180—81, 220;
Crackdown of 2014 and, 164—72, 214;
democratization and, 126, 130, 151,
156, 181; fines levied against regime
critics, 161, 166; forced evictions, 97,
109, 138, 157-58, 229;
311
Index
human rights (continued)
harassment and arrests of
demonstrators, 3, 85, 140, 158,
160, 197, 204-5, 209, 222, 232;
harassment and arrests of journalists,
3, 69, 84-85, 88-89, 126-29, 133,
140, 143, 146-51, 154, 157-64, 167,
170-71, 174, 179, 203, 207, 229-30,
232, 239; Islam and, 180-81; political
prisoners, 22, 132, 138, 147, 158-60,
159, 164-65, 168-71, 175-76,
178-79, 203, 239-41, 243; religious
freedom, 194-95, 204, 214; repression
of nongovernmental organizations,
156, 164-67, 177; repression of youth
movements, 85, 140—42, 150-52,
156, 158-59, 230; trials of 2015 and,
172-176; in the United States, 28-29
Human Rights Club, 157, 161, 168
Hurriyyet, 146
Huseynli, Husan, 167
Huseynov, Beytullah, 137
Huseynov, Elmar, 143-44
Huseynov, Emin, 148, 169
Huseynov, Surat, 59-64, 66-67, 69
Ibadoglu, Gubad, 115, 167
Ibrahimbekov, Rustam, 92-93
Ibrahimoglu, Haji Ilgar, 180, 187-88,
196-98, 200, 208,213
Imanov, Yalcin, 173
Insanov, All, 82, 143
Inspection Development Monitoring
(IDM), 125-26
Institute for Peace and Democracy, 161, 168
Internet monitoring, 91, 121
Iran, 42, 148, 241-42; Islam and, 181,
184-85, 187-89, 203, 216; Islamic
revolution in, 18, 184-87, 241,
290nl 15; relations with Azerbaijan,
18-19, 29, 184-85, 187-89, 207,
216, 219; relations with Russia, 227;
relations with the United States, 28,
241-42
Iskenderov, Elshad, 193
Islam, 1—4, 3, 180-218; Azerbaijani
corruption and, 110; Azerbaijani
demographics and, 195-96; banning
of hijab and, 208-10, 215, 29Ы28;
Caucasus Muslim Board (CMB),
191-94,198-99, 201, 212, 216,
288n77; growing influence of, 204—8;
harassment and arrest of Muslims, 194,
203-7, 209, 213-14; human rights and,
200; institutional Islam, 191-96; Islamic
fundamentalism, 188, 217; Islamic
revolution in Iran, 18,184—87,241,
290nl 15; Nardaran village and, 201—4;
Onlslam (website), 212, 29ІПІ27;
perceived as political threat, 180, 184,
187-88, 196,201, 206-7,214-17, 237,
245; in post-Soviet Azerbaijan, 186-91;
potential Azerbaijani revolution and, 235;
in pre-independence Azerbaijan, 181—86;
radical Islam, 3, 14, 180, 191, 194, 196,
200-1, 202, 203,205,209-13, 215-17,
235, 237, 241, 245; Salafism, 3, 191-92,
199, 201, 211-12, 216,237; sectarian
conflict within, 181—92,210-11,
216-17; during Soviet era, 3, 183—86,
192, 196; State Committee for Work
with Religious Organizations (SCWRO),
189-90,192-95,197,199, 212, 214;
terrorism and, 214; Wahhabism, 3, 191
Islamic Party of Azerbaijan (IPA), 187,
200, 202-3
Islamic State (IS), 3, 26-27, 180, 206-7,
210-11, 216, 221, 226, 237, 245
Ismayilov, Mahmud, 100
Ismayil, Zohrab, 123
Ismayilova, Khadija {see also journalists):
“Amazing Azerbaijan” video clip and,
161-62; anticorruption reporting of,
113, 119-20, 122, 126-28, 154-55,
159, 171, 173, 229; harassment and
arrest of, 26, 113, 127, 158-59,
171-73, 177, 230, 232, 250n45; trial
of, 174-75
Israel, 188, 219, 251 n51, 285n30
312
Index
Jafarov, Jeyhun, 217
Jafarov, Rasul, 128, 133, 157, 161, 168,
172-73, 230, 237
Jagland, Thorbjorn, 177
Javid, Husein, 257n29
journalists (see also Ismayilova, Khadija):
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty,
arrest of “donkey bloggers,” 90, 139—
41, 155; ban on foreign broadcasters,
149; Crackdown of 2014 and, 164—72;
harassment and arrests of, 69, 84—85,
88-89, 126-29, 133, 140, 143,
146-51, 154, 157-64, 167, 170-71,
174, 179, 203, 207, 229-30, 232,
239; media freedom and, 144, 47—148,
152-53, 171, 174-75, 231; murder of
journalists, 143-44; trials of 2015 and,
172-76
Juma Mosque, 187, 198, 214
Karabagh Contact Group (KCG), 46^7,
255n48
Karabagh region. See Mountainous
Karabagh region (NKAR)
Karagiannis, Emmanuel, 191
Kauzlarich, Richard D., 244—45, 295n46
Kazakhstan, 42
Kerimli, Turkel, 93
Kerimli/ov, Ali, 57, 64, 142; election of
2013 and, 93; elections of 1995 and,
69; elections of 2003 and, 76; elections
of 2005 and, 83
Kerry, John, 171, 232
Khanbeyli, Anar, 129
Khojaly massacre, 19, 39^0, 50, 146,
152, 253n26
Khomeini, Ayatollah Ruhollah, 184, 193,
290nl15
Kiriliuk, Anatoly, 14
Kmara, 80, 141, 150
Knaus, Gerald, 178, 243
Kocharyan, Robert, 43
Kosovo, 206
Kuwait, 190
Lezghi people, 186, 191, 217, 225
lobbying, 42, 84, 96, 98, 130—32, 151,
177-79, 238-40; efficacy of, 132;
human rights and, 160
Magnitsky Act, 176
Mahmudov, Eldar, 137
Mamedli, Anar, 87, 95, 161, 163, 165,
173
Mamedov, Etibar, 11; 1992 election
and, 50; AMIP and, 16; arrest of, 14;
elections of 1995 and, 69; elections of
1998 and, 71-73; elections of 2003
and, 76; elections of 2005 and, 81;
Elichibey and, 63; Mutalibov and, 20
Mamedov, Yaqub “Dollar,” 51, 54
Mammadov, Ilgar, 91, 95, 118, 160—61,
165, 167, 176, 230, 237
Mammedov, Anar, 130
Mammedov, Reshad, 136
Mammedov, Ziya, 123, 134, 234
Mardanov, Misir, 208, 273nl5
Mashadi Dadash Mosque, 198
Meeks, Gregory, 132
Mehdiyev, Ramiz, 25, 91, 232-34; human
rights and, 26, 176—77, 179
Mehtiyev, Azer, 122—123
Merry, Wayne, 44
Mijatovic, Dunja, 159, 174
Miles, Richard, 65, 257n42
Milli, Emin, 140, 149, 162, 175, 178,
240-41, 275n50
Milli Majlis, 23; during Aliyevs
presidency, 66—67; banning of
hijab and, 208; elections of 1995
and, 68—70; elections of 1998 and,
71; elections of 2000 and, 73—74;
elections of 2010 and, 88—90; Islam
and, 194; media freedom and, 152;
nongovernmental organizations and,
156, 177-78; oil revenue and, 115;
term limits and, 88
Milli Shura, 237; formation of, 15—16, 50;
during Popular Front rule, 57—58
313
Index
Milosevic, Slobodan, 41-42, 141
mining industry, 121
Mir-i Arab Madrassa, 183-84
Mirqadirov, Rauf, 167-68, 172, 176
Mirzayev, Fezilet, 202
Modern Müsavat Party, 94
Mollazade, Asim, 81
Mossadeq, Mohammad, 241
Mountainous Karabagh region (NKAR),
31-47, 252n4; 1992 election and,
51-52,* Armenian presence in, 39,
252n5; arrest of journalists and, 146,
168; attempts to resolve conflict
in, 21-22, 39, 42-47; Azerbaijan-
Armenia conflict over, 2, 10-11,
19-20, 27, 38, 44, 55, 66, 224-225,
253n33; Azerbaijan “victimhood” and,
39—42; contemporary conflict in, 21;
de-facto separation from Azerbaijan,
21; environmental destruction
in, 36-37; independence of, 39;
internal Azerbaijan politics and, 45;
Khojaly massacre in, 19, 39-40, 50,
146; Organization for Security and
Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and,
21,42-43; Popular Front and, 36-39,
59; potential for resumption of war
in, 224—26, 234; roots of Armenia-
Azerbaijan conflict in, 32-36, 40;
Soviet-Azerbaijan conflict and, 14-15,
31-32; during Soviet era, 32-33;
United States-Azerbaijan relations
and, 27
Moussalli, Ahmad, 191
Muižnieks, Nils, 91, 139, 170—71
Müsavat (“Equality”) Party, 8, 76; election
of 2013 and, 93; elections of 1995
and, 69; elections of 1998 and, 71-72;
elections of 2000 and, 73—74; elections
of 2005 and, 83; elections of 2010
and, 88-89; Islam and, 182; as part of
Azadliq (“Freedom”) bloc, 79; youth
movements and, 80, 159
Mustafaoglu, Elshan, 198, 200
Mustafayev, Turai, 173
Mutalibov, Ayaz, 15-16; 1992 attempted
coup of, 50—54; elections of 2005 and,
82; Islam and, 187, 202; Karabagh
conflict and, 55; resignation of, 19—20,
51-52
Nakhjivan, 32, 252n6
Namazov, Eldar, 81
Nardaran, 201-4, 206
Nasirli, Rovshan, 149
Natavan, 35
National Democratic Institute (NDI),
142, 166
Natural Resource Governance Institute,
111-12
Netherlands, 107
New Azerbaijan Party (Yeni Azerbaijan
Partiyasi, YAP), 23, 25; elections of
1995 and, 68-70; elections of 1998
and, 71; elections of 2000 and, 73—74;
elections of 2003 and, 77; elections of
2005 and, 82-83; elections of 2008
and, 85; elections of 2010 and, 88—89;
elections of 2013 and, 95; transfer of
power within, 76
NIDA (youth organization), 156, 159,
164, 175,275n51
1984 (Orwell, 1948), 178
Nuland, Victoria, 171-72
Nurcu movement, 286n36
Nuriyev, Said, 142, 169, 273nl2
Obama, Barack, 177
oil industry, 1, 2-3, 8, 23-24, 99-102,
263nl9; anticorruption measures
and, 111-13, 118; antidemocratic
tendencies of, 84-85, 112; Azerbaijani
economy and, 106-7; Baku-Tbilisi-
Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline, 24, 80, 84,
98-99, 101-5, 114, 130, 142, 150,
244; benefits of, 219; collapse of
oil prices, 221-24, 245; corruption
and, 98-99, 108-10, 113-18, 130,
314
Index
205, 229; development and, 104—5;
"Dutch disease” and, 24, 104—5,
107, 223; elections of 2005 and, 80;
history of, 99—102; as impediment to
democratization, 84, 112, 206, 245; oil
revenues, 103, 105, 114—16, 266n78;
poverty and, 103—6; privatization
of, 116—17; problems caused by, 24,
84-85, 97-98, 102-3, 138; regional
history of, 19
Of ("Be”), 141, 150
Onlslam, 212,291nl27
Orange Revolution, 25, 79, 141, 163, 172
Organization for Economic Cooperation
and Development (OECD), 111
Organization for Security and Cooperation
in Europe (OSCE): Azerbaijani
membership in, 67, 112, 231;
downgrading of Azerbaijan offices, 95,
163, 232; election monitoring and,
67-68, 70-78, 80-87, 89-90, 93-95,
149, 163, 175; Karabagh conflict and,
21, 35, 42—43; media freedom and,
152, 159, 171, 174, 239
Organized Crime and Corruption
Reporting Project (OCCRP), 113
Orujlu, Arastun, 213
Orujov, Elshad, 193
Orwell, George, 178
Otpor!, 141
Ottoman Empire. See Turkey
Ozal, Tirgut, 189
Panakhli, Azar, 37, 38, 41
Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of
Europe (PACE): Azerbaijani elections
and, 80, 83-84, 85, 87, 147^8,
150, 163, 175, 230; Azerbaijani
membership in, 22; human rights
violations and, 84, 144—45, 147-49,
151, 156, 165; political prisoners and,
159-60, 165, 175
Pasha Holding, 126-28
Pashayev, Ariv, 126—27, 134
Pashazade, Sheikh-ul-Islam Allahshukur,
13-14, 192, 194, 214, 216; Iranian
influence on, 201
Piriyev, Nizami, 135—136
Poe, Ted, 132
Popular Front, 2, 10—11, 95 {see also
Azerbaijan Popular Front Party);
1992 attempted coup and, 48—54;
Aliyev (Heydar) and, 62—64; during
Aliyevs presidency, 66; AMIP and, 71;
elections of 1990 and, 15; elections
of 1992 and, 20, 54—55; elections of
2010 and, 88; founding of, 11—12,
49; government harassment of,
163—64; Karabagh conflict and, 36—39,
59; Mutalibov and, 52; as part of
Democratic Bloc, 15, 40, 44—45; as
ruling party, 54—60; Soviet-Azerbaijan
conflict and, 13—16; youth movements
and, 80, 141
Рога, 141
Primakov, Evgenii, 13, 248nl6
privatization, 81, 119-120 122, 125, 131,
137, 224; nepotism and, 98, 154; oil
industry and, 115
Psaki, Jan, 171
Putin, Vladimir, 7, 162, 216, 227, 231,
233; critics of, 167—68; Karabagh
conflict and, 22; potential Azerbaijani
revolution and, 235
Qafqaz University, 189—90
Qurbanly, Mubariz, 193—94
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, 88,
113, 123-24, 159, 171, 174, 200;
government harassment of, 26, 149,
171, 177, 179, 232
Rahimov, Azad, 134
Ramizoglu, Azer, 197
Real Alternative (REAL), 91, 160, 164—65,
167, 277n78
Rehime Khanim Mosque, 199, 202—3
315
Index
remittances, 107-8
Remler, Philip, 65
Renfrel Holding, 116-17. See also State
Oil Company of the Azerbaijan
Republic (SOCAR)
Revenue Watch Institute, 118
revolutions, 25, 30, 81,141,234—36,
290nl 15; Arab Spring as, 156; Islamic
revolution, 18, 184—87, 241, 290nll5;
Orange Revolution, 25, 79, 141,
163, 172; potential for revolution in
Azerbaijan, 3,79, 85, 150,152,155,
231—32, 234—36, 245; Rose Revolution,
25, 79, 86, 141, 163-64, 172
Reyes, Silvestre, 240
Rose Revolution, 25, 79, 86, 141
Rouhani, Hassan, 28, 227
Russia (post-Soviet) (see also Putin,
Vladimir; Soviet Union; USSR), 7-10,
18-20, 21; Azerbaijani emigration
to, 107; conflict with Ukraine, 26;
economy of, 223-24; imports to
Azerbaijan, 137; Islam and, 191;
Karabagh conflict and, 22, 42, 46;
potential intervention in Azerbaijan,
217; relations with Armenia, 22, 46;
relations with Azerbaijan, 22, 26, 29,
46, 56, 86, 148, 168, 226-28, 233,
235, 244-45; relations with Iran, 227;
relations with the United States, 28,
172; Russo-Chechen war, 191, 206;
Russo-Georgian conflict, 22, 86, 148,
226
Russia (pre-Soviet), 201; Islam in, 181-182
Saakashvili, Mikheil, 79
Sadiqov, Yadigar, 167
Safaraliyeva, Rena, 123, 157
Said, Kurban, 284n7
Sakharov, Andrei, 253n20
Salafism, 3, 291-92, 199, 201, 211-12,
216, 237, 286n47; Russo-Chechen
conflict and, 191, 206-7; violence
against Salafis, 213
Samadov, Movsum, 203, 209
Saudi Arabia, 28, 190-91
Schultz, Martin, 177
sectarian conflict, 181-192, 210-11,
216-17
Seyidov, Samad, 91
Shah, Reza, 241, 249n29
Shahinoglu, Elkhan, 203
Shahtakhtinski, Alex, 95, 164
Shamil, Shaykh, 181
Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
(SCO), 22, 227-28, 243
Sharifov, Samir, 224
Sheverdnadze, Eduard, 79
Silk Way Holding, 119-20, 154
“Sing for Democracy” protest, 133,
157-58, 168, 173
Smith, Chris, 175-76, 231
South Ossetia region (Georgia), 21-22, 86
Soviet Union (USSR) (see also Russia, post-
Soviet); autonomous regions of, 21;
Azerbaijan as part of, 2, 9-10, 11-15,
37-38, 40, 98, 100, 183-86; conflict
with Azerbaijan, 11-15; dissolution of,
7, 50, 56; invasion of Afghanistan, 185,
213; Islam and, 183-86, 192, 196
State Committee on Work with Religious
Organizations (SCWRO), 189-90,
192-95, 197, 199,212,214
State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan
Republic (SOCAR), 54, 100-101, 112,
115-19, 190, 262nl3; corruption and,
94, 100, 114-16, 131, 138, 238-39;
Iliyev (Ilham) and, 25, 76; privatization
and, 116-17
State Oil Fund of Azerbaijan (SOFAZ),
114-15, 117, 134, 221,223, 266n74
Straesser, Christopher, 159-60
Suleymanov, Emir Qamet, 199-201,213
Sumgayit, 33, 47, 211-12, 216
Suny, Ronald Grigor, 46-47
Supra Holding, Ltd., 116-17. See also
State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan
Republic (SOCAR)
Syria, 198,210-13,216, 245
316
Index
Taghiyev, Ramin, 142, 273nl2
Taghlyeva, Lala SKovket, 81
Talibov, Tasif, 206
Talysh people, 186, 217, 274n34
Territorial Election Commission (TEC),
72-74
terrorism, 207, 214, 223, 227; Azerbaijani
citizens accused of, 144, 146, 153—54,
203; Karabagh conflict and, 225, 227;
repression as “antiterrorism,” 151, 245;
United States’ “war on terror,” 219,
255n23
Topkhana nature preserve, 36—37, 41
transitology, 7
Transparency Azerbaijan, 123, 157, 177
Transparency International, 3, 24, 111, 167;
Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) of,
99, 108, 113, 138, 140, 241, 262n5
trials of 2015, 172-76
Turkey, 102, 167, 225-26, 286n33; Islam
in, 181—82, 189—90; relations with
Azerbaijan, 16-18, 56, 137, 189-90
Turkmenistan, 42
Turquoise Council of Americans and
Eurasians (TCAE), 131, 239
Ukraine: conflict with Russia, 22, 29, 168;
EuroMaidan movement in, 164, 168,
231; Orange Revolution in, 25, 79, 141,
163, 172
United Arab Emirates, 116—17, 124
United Enterprises International (UEI
Holding), 124—25
United States, the: Azerbaijani human
rights and, 4, 130, 142, 169—72,
175-177, 179, 230-31, 240-4$;
human rights in, 28—29; Islam and, 180;
relations with Armenia, 41-42; relations
with Azerbaijan, 4, 26—29, 41-42,
58, 65, 75, 81, 130-32, 176-77, 219,
238^11, 243-45; relations with Iran,
28, 241—42; relations with post-soviet
States, 41^12; relations with Russia, 28,
172; September 11 attacks in, 75
Usubov, Ramil, 136—37, 146, 217,
233-34
ut-Tahrir, Hizb, 194
Uzbekistan, 42
Veliyev, Azer, 128
Veliyeva, Sona, 128, 145
Vezírov, Abdurrahman, 12—13
victimhood, 39-42
Wahhabism, 3, 191
Weiss, Michael, 240
Westernization, 8
Williamson, Hugh, 157
Yanukovich, Viktor, 22, 26, 164, 168
Yaqublu, Tofiq, 159—60
Yaqublu, Nigar, 159—61
Yazov, Dmitri, 13, 16
Yeni Fikir (New Idea), 80, 141—42, 144,
150, 169
Yeni (“New”) Müsavat Party, 10, 23, 95.
See also Müsavat (“Equality”) Party
Yeni Siyaset (New Politics; YeS) bloc, 81
yerbazlik, 72
youth movements, 3, 79—80, 141, 150—51,
156, 229, 272n4; NIDA, 156, 159,
164, 175; repression of, 85, 140—42,
150-52, 156, 158-59, 230; Yeni Fikir
(New Idea), 80, 141-42, 144, 150, 169
Yunus, Arif, 168, 172, 174-75, 211, 230
Yunus(ova), Leyla, 11, 14, 157, 161, 168,
170-72, 174-75, 230
Zahidov, Ganimat, 147
Zahidov, Sakit, 145, 147
Zangezur, 32—33, 39
ZQAN Industries, 123—24, 130
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| spelling | Altstadt, Audrey L. 1953- Verfasser (DE-588)1136085939 aut Frustrated democracy in post-Soviet Azerbaijan Audrey L. Altstadt Washington, D.C. Woodrow Wilson Center Press [2017] New York Columbia University Press 2017 © 2017 xxiv, 317 Seiten 1 Karte txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index "Frustrated Democracy in Post-Soviet Azerbaijan follows a newly independent oil-rich former Soviet republic as it adopts a Western model of democratic government and then turns toward corrupt authoritarianism. Audrey L. Altstadt begins with the Nagorno-Karabagh War (1988-1994) which triggered Azerbaijani nationalism and set the stage for the development of a democratic movement. Initially successful, this government soon succumbed to a coup. Western oil companies arrived and money flowed in...a quantity Altstadt calls 'almost unimaginable'...causing the regime to resort to repression to maintain its power. Despite Azerbaijan's long tradition of secularism, political Islam emerged as an attractive alternative for those frustrated with the stifled democratic opposition and the lack of critique of the West's continued political interference. Altstadt's work draws on instances of censorship in the Azerbaijani press, research by embedded experts and nongovernmental and international organizations, and interviews with diplomats and businesspeople. The book is an essential companion to her earlier works, The Azerbaijani Turks : Power and Identity Under Russian Rule and The Politics of Culture in Soviet Azerbaijan, 1920-1940"...From publisher's website Geschichte 1988- gnd rswk-swf Geschichte Politik Post-communism Azerbaijan History Democracy Azerbaijan History Political corruption Azerbaijan History Authoritarianism Azerbaijan History Islam and politics Azerbaijan History Petroleum industry and trade Political aspects Azerbaijan History Geopolitics Azerbaijan History Islam (DE-588)4027743-4 gnd rswk-swf Demokratie (DE-588)4011413-2 gnd rswk-swf Autoritärer Staat (DE-588)4256521-2 gnd rswk-swf Azerbaijan Politics and government 1991- Aserbaidschan (DE-588)4068887-2 gnd rswk-swf Aserbaidschan (DE-588)4068887-2 g Demokratie (DE-588)4011413-2 s Autoritärer Staat (DE-588)4256521-2 s Islam (DE-588)4027743-4 s Geschichte 1988- z DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-0-231-80141-6 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe Altstadt, Audrey L., 1953- author Frustrated democracy in post-Soviet Azerbaijan Washington, D.C. : Woodrow Wilson Center Press ; New York : Columbia University Press, [2017] LoC Fremddatenuebernahme application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029667792&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029667792&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
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