Security and development in a complex policy environment

Security and development in a complex policy environment

by Helena Rytövuori-Apunen, Nina Iskandaryan, Institut grazhdanskogo obshchestva i regionalʹnogo razvitii͡a, Caucasus Institute, Rauhan- ja konfliktintutkimuslaitos (Tampere, Shushan Khatlamajyan, Helle Palu

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"Moldova, Armenia, Tajikistan and Kazakhstan are mutually very different countries but connect in the policy space created by the European Union's 'extended neighbourhood' developed since 2004. On a deeper historical level, they share being 'post-Soviet' states pressed with external interests and influence. This book focuses on studying the effects of the interests of external powers on the operating environment for security and development policies in these countries and their adjacent separatist regions"--Page 4 of cover.

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