Thesis/Dissertation: Bc. Branislav Cíbik: Geopolitics and resources of energy in Central Asia – conflict of interests between world powers
Master's thesis
Geopolitics and resources of energy in Central Asia – conflict of interests between world powers
Geopolitika a energetické zdroje strednej Ázie - stret záujmov mocností
Abstract
Diplomová práca Geopolitika a energetické zdroje Strednej Ázie – stret záujmov mocností sa zaoberá vývojom a súčasnou geopolitickou situáciou v regióne Strednej Ázie. Autor textu vychádza z hypotézy, že Štáty Strednej Ázie sa po získaní samostatnosti kontinuálne vo väčšej miere odpútavajú z ruského vplyvu. Pri poskytovaní svojich energetických surovín pre iných aktérov sa správajú pragmaticky, teda …more
Abstract
Diploma thesis Geopolitics and resources of energy in Central Asia – conflict of interests between world powers deals with the development and contemporary geopolitical situation. The main goal is to verify the hypothesis that the newly independent Central Asian states are subsequently freer from depend of Russian sphere of influence. They behave pragmatically and by seeking for maximization of their …more
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11/10/2008 13:01, (IS automatically)
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