Drawing upon recent progress in development economics and political science, the book provides fresh analysis of the Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA) countries transition to a market economy by tracing the impact of natural resource endowment.
Drawing upon recent progress in development economics and political science, the book provides fresh analysis of the Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA) countries transition to a market economy by tracing the impact of natural resource endowment.
Richard Auty is Professor of Economic Geography at Lancaster University, UK. Indra de Soysa is Associate Professor of Political Science at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Tables List of Figures Contributors 1. Introduction 1. Transition to Mid-Income Democracies or to Failed States? 2. Resource-Driven Models of the Development of the Political Economy 2. Transition Trends and Scenarios Within the CCA Region 3. Nature's Blessing or Nature's Curse: Political Economy of Transition in Resource-Based Economies 4. Optimistic and Pessimistic Energy Rent Deployment Scenarios for Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan 5. Resource Abundance, Governance and Economic Performance in Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan 6. Transition and Economic Development Challenges in the Resource-Poor Countries Part 3. Political Economy Constraints 7. Deficient Social Capital and Its Consequences for Economic Reform 8. Incentives to Reform in the Caucasus and Central Asian Political States 4. Synergies of Resource-Rich and Resource-Poor CCA Countries 9. The Importance of Good Neighbors: Regional Trade in Central Asia 10. Environmental Problems and Solutions in the Caspian and Aral Basins 11. Regional Threat Perceptions and Risks of Military Conflict 5. Assessing the Strength of External Leverage on the CCA Political Economy 12. Prospective Impacts of Russian and Iran 13. China, Russian and Energy in the CCA Region and East Asia 14. The Effectiveness of Western Leverage: IFI Projects and Programs 6. Conclusion 15. Conclusion: Lessons Not Learned in the CCA Countries?
List of Tables List of Figures Contributors 1. Introduction 1. Transition to Mid-Income Democracies or to Failed States? 2. Resource-Driven Models of the Development of the Political Economy 2. Transition Trends and Scenarios Within the CCA Region 3. Nature's Blessing or Nature's Curse: Political Economy of Transition in Resource-Based Economies 4. Optimistic and Pessimistic Energy Rent Deployment Scenarios for Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan 5. Resource Abundance, Governance and Economic Performance in Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan 6. Transition and Economic Development Challenges in the Resource-Poor Countries Part 3. Political Economy Constraints 7. Deficient Social Capital and Its Consequences for Economic Reform 8. Incentives to Reform in the Caucasus and Central Asian Political States 4. Synergies of Resource-Rich and Resource-Poor CCA Countries 9. The Importance of Good Neighbors: Regional Trade in Central Asia 10. Environmental Problems and Solutions in the Caspian and Aral Basins 11. Regional Threat Perceptions and Risks of Military Conflict 5. Assessing the Strength of External Leverage on the CCA Political Economy 12. Prospective Impacts of Russian and Iran 13. China, Russian and Energy in the CCA Region and East Asia 14. The Effectiveness of Western Leverage: IFI Projects and Programs 6. Conclusion 15. Conclusion: Lessons Not Learned in the CCA Countries?
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