CIAO DATE: 10/06

Facing the Terrorist Challenge - Central Asia's Role in Regional and International Co-operation

Anja H. Ebnöther, Ernst M. Felberbauer, and Martin Malek, Editors

Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)

April 2006

 

Table of Contents

• Front Matter; Preface by Philipp H. FLURI

• Forms of Regional Cooperation in Central Asia
  Heidemaria GÜRER

• Formation of Conceptual Approaches to the Problems of Ensuring National Security in Central Asian States - Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan
  Bakhtiyar KAMILOV

• Border Security in Central Asia: Before and After 9/11
  Sergey GOLUNOV

• Changes to Kyrgyzstan’s Special Forces; Influences on the War on Terror
  Toktogul K. KAKCHEKEYEV

• Tajikistan: Evolution of the Security Sector And the War on Terror
  Anna MATVEEVA

• Geopolitical Change in Central Asia; A View from Ukraine
  Serhiy I. PYROZHKOV

• Republic of Uzbekistan against Terrorism: Approaches, Experiences, Prospects
  Rafik S. SAYFULIN

• Protection of Power in Central Asia – Using Terror as a Pretext? A Kirgyz NGO's Vision
  Raisa K. KADYROVA

• Security as a Holistic Idea and the Consequences for the Central Asian States
  Joris VAN BLADEL

• The Terrorist Threat and Security Sector Reform in Central Asia: The Uzbek Case
  Peter K. FORSTER

• Migration, State Security and Regional Stability in Central Asia
  Charles HARNS

• The Shanghai Organisation for Cooperation – The Tool for Security in Central Asia?
  Bulat K. SULTANOV