چکیده:
With the collapse of Soviet Union، Central Asian countries came into independence. The countries were neglected by Russia during the first years after their formation. This encouraged other regional and trans-regional powers to interfere in the region and try to maximize their interests. Shifting its foreign-policy process، Russia kept its eyes on look-east policy and tried to prevent others to increase their influence in the region. Russian long dominance on the region as well as historical interactions allows it to form a regional international society and catalyze integration between the country and Central Asian countries. Main question here is why Russia and Central Asian countries are able to constitute a regional International Society. It seems that cultural-historical relations between Russia and Central Asian countries in one hand and their increasing functional-economic interactions on the other hand، prepare them to form a regional international society. Cultural-historical relations will be studied in framework of joint historical experience، mutual migration، and spread of Russian language in the region. On the other hand، economic relationships and order-making process will be related in functional aspect. Assessing the hypothesis، we believe that English School theory of International Relation and descriptive-analytical method will be useful.
خلاصه ماشینی:
327-342 Russia and Central Asia: Grounding for a Regional International Society Seyed Ahmad Fatemi Nejad* Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad Mohammad Reza Hashemi Master of Arts in International Relations, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad (Date of Receipt: 2016/03/10 - Date of Approval: 2016/07/29) Abstract With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the republics of Central Asia gained independence.
In response, it can be argued that Russia and the Central Asian countries, given their historical and cultural (Gemeinschaftschafti) and functional (Gesellshafti) relations, have the necessary capacity to form a regional international society.
The hypothesis that is put forward in response to this question is that Russia and the Central Asian countries, given their historical and cultural (Gemeinschaftschafti) and functional (Gesellshafti) relations, have the necessary capacity to form a regional international society.
, 1391, 2007, Fumagalli); B) Studies that focus on energy and Russia's economic relations with Central Asia (Fiazi, 1386, Ivanov, 1378, Kulayi and Allah Moradi, 1390, 2010, Pomfret); C) Studies that consider the historical and cultural relations between Russia and Central Asia (Karredonkas, 1376, Atamajor, 1383, Sheikh Attar, 1371, Shafiei, 1389, 2014, Buranelli); D) Research that addresses Russia's geopolitical considerations in Central Asia (2010, Park, 2003, Shaumian); E) Research that examines Central Asia as an arena of competition among major powers such as Russia (2010, Thomas, 2004, Park, 2007, Luzyanin).
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