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This document discusses the history of trade and geopolitics in Central Asia and the Caucasus region from ancient times to the present. It covers the height of trade along the Silk Road in the Tang Dynasty, the Great Game period between Russia and Britain in the 19th century, the rise of pan-Turkism and pan-Turanism in response to Russian expansionism, the New Great Game that emerged after the fall of the Soviet Union over spheres of influence in Central Asia, and ongoing conflicts over energy pipelines and borders in the Caucasus region. Most recently, a permanent Secretariat was established by the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkic Speaking States to coordinate regional cooperation.
This document discusses the history of trade and geopolitics in Central Asia and the Caucasus region from ancient times to the present. It covers the height of trade along the Silk Road in the Tang Dynasty, the Great Game period between Russia and Britain in the 19th century, the rise of pan-Turkism and pan-Turanism in response to Russian expansionism, the New Great Game that emerged after the fall of the Soviet Union over spheres of influence in Central Asia, and ongoing conflicts over energy pipelines and borders in the Caucasus region. Most recently, a permanent Secretariat was established by the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkic Speaking States to coordinate regional cooperation.
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This document discusses the history of trade and geopolitics in Central Asia and the Caucasus region from ancient times to the present. It covers the height of trade along the Silk Road in the Tang Dynasty, the Great Game period between Russia and Britain in the 19th century, the rise of pan-Turkism and pan-Turanism in response to Russian expansionism, the New Great Game that emerged after the fall of the Soviet Union over spheres of influence in Central Asia, and ongoing conflicts over energy pipelines and borders in the Caucasus region. Most recently, a permanent Secretariat was established by the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkic Speaking States to coordinate regional cooperation.
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che ancient Silk Road che height of silk exports and other trans-continental trade was reached during the cang Dynasty( 618-907 C.E.). che first Great Game che classic Great Game period is generally regarded as running approximately from the Russo- Persian creaty of 1813 to the Anglo-Russian Convention of 1907. Pan-curanism Pan-curkism and pan-curanism.
Pan-curkism was a movement to unify the
eastern (Central Asia and Caucasus) and the western (Anatolian) curks. Following Russian expansionism in the Balkans under the banner of pan-Slavism in the later half of the nineteenth century, pan-curanism arose as a romantic idea to unify curkic, Mongol and Finnish-Ugorian peoples. It later served for a short time as a basis for the curkishʹHungarian collaboration during the first two decades of the twentieth century to stem the Russian threat. che curkic World in the 21st Century? In the early 1990s, Prime- Ministers curgut Ozal and Suleyman Demirel called for the creation of a Commonwealth of curkic states ͞from the Balkans and to the Wall of China.͟ che New Great Game Post-Soviet Political Boundaries in Central Asia
che rivalry for the spheres of
influence in Central Asia was reignated by the security vacuum created by the collapse of the Soviet Empire. curkey joined this competition as a regional Power. Geopolitics of Pipelines cRACECA Pipeline Network In the early 1990s, curkey sought U.S. support for a pipeline project that would provide an outlet for Caspian oil, later known as the Baku-cbilisi-Ceyhan project (BcC). Fiona Hill observes, "Since the early 1990s, the twin goals of curkey's foreign policy in the [Caspian] region have been to secure new energy supplies, and to establish itself as the transit country for energy flows from the Caspian to consumer markets in Europe." China joins the Great Game China ͚s economic boom and growing energy needs made Central Asia a logical place to seek control over the lion͛ share of the region͛s petrochemical and other primary resources Conflicts in the Caucasus With the construction of pipelines running from Azerbaijan through Armenia to curkey impossible so long as the Azeri-Armenian dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh remains unresolved, pipelines through Georgia are absolutely essential for Caspian Basin natural gas to reach Europe without running through Russia or Iran. che Caucasus war of August 2008 exposed the fault- lines of the geopolitical competition between the West and Russia over energy and trade routes in the Caucasus and Central Asia. curkey chose to take an equidistant approach and sought to patch up its relations with Moscow . Is the Cup half-full? che Parliamentary Assembly (PA) of the curkic Speaking States established a Secretariat in November 2008. chis is the first permanent coordinating body for regional states headquartered in Istanbul.