№127. The EU and Kazakhstan. Balancing Economic Cooperation and Aiding Democratic Reforms in the Central Asian region:
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Beschreibung: | Kazakhstan's continuing socioeconomic and political stability, a formal commitment to political reforms and an unambiguously pro-Western orientation make it the EU's most reliable partner in the Central Asian region. Its rising oil exports - almost 80% of EU imports from Kazakhstan consist of fuel and geostrategic location make a close and continuing partnership with the EU inevitable. Recognising that Kazakhstan is favourably placed to be the foremost player in the region, this analysis advocates that the EU should 1) develop an internally differentiated strategy towards Central Asia with Kazakhstan as a strategic anchor in the region, and 2) prioritise the promotion of democratic reforms and transparency of political and economic processes which can turn Kazakhstan into a more effective and reliable partner of the EU and a positive engine for reform in the broader region |
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spellingShingle | Dave , Bhavna №127. The EU and Kazakhstan. Balancing Economic Cooperation and Aiding Democratic Reforms in the Central Asian region Geography, Regional studies Supranational / Global Economy Energy and Environmental Studies International relations/trade EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment |
title | №127. The EU and Kazakhstan. Balancing Economic Cooperation and Aiding Democratic Reforms in the Central Asian region |
title_auth | №127. The EU and Kazakhstan. Balancing Economic Cooperation and Aiding Democratic Reforms in the Central Asian region |
title_exact_search | №127. The EU and Kazakhstan. Balancing Economic Cooperation and Aiding Democratic Reforms in the Central Asian region |
title_exact_search_txtP | №127. The EU and Kazakhstan. Balancing Economic Cooperation and Aiding Democratic Reforms in the Central Asian region |
title_full | №127. The EU and Kazakhstan. Balancing Economic Cooperation and Aiding Democratic Reforms in the Central Asian region Bhavna Dave |
title_fullStr | №127. The EU and Kazakhstan. Balancing Economic Cooperation and Aiding Democratic Reforms in the Central Asian region Bhavna Dave |
title_full_unstemmed | №127. The EU and Kazakhstan. Balancing Economic Cooperation and Aiding Democratic Reforms in the Central Asian region Bhavna Dave |
title_short | №127. The EU and Kazakhstan. Balancing Economic Cooperation and Aiding Democratic Reforms in the Central Asian region |
title_sort | №127 the eu and kazakhstan balancing economic cooperation and aiding democratic reforms in the central asian region |
topic | Geography, Regional studies Supranational / Global Economy Energy and Environmental Studies International relations/trade EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment |
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