| Summary/Abstract |
The authors present a prognosis of the policy of five Central Asian countries in order to identify the main problems associated with the essential absence of development of real, deep, and extensive forms of multilateral cooperation in the region. The main accent is placed on identifying/explaining the key reasons/factors of the unwillingness of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan to cooperate with each other, as well as on demonstrating the negative consequences of the absence of the necessary level of trust, cooperation, and integration in the region.
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