EDB Eurasian Integration Yearbook publishes papers and other materials on a wide spectrum of regional integration issues. The core of the Yearbooks consists of the English versions of papers that were published in various Bank publications throughout the year. They are complemented by a regional integration chronicle for the year. With this yearbook, we intend to make available high-quality publications in the Russian language to a global audience.
As of today, two issues of the Yearbook have been published. They were warmly welcomed by the global scientific community. The readership of the Yearbook is growing year by year.
Apart from the articles, which have already appeared in the Journal for Eurasian Economic Integration, we accept new papers, written in English or Russian for publication. The editors welcome original research on such issues as theories of regional integration applied to the post-Soviet arena; economic integration (trade, investment and finance); institutional integration; and other relevant issues.
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Eurasian Integration Yearbook 2008
15.10.2008
This volume has been drafted for wide distribution among the international community of researchers and practitioners. The ‘Eurasian Integration Yearbook’ publishes a range of articles and other materials on theory and practical aspects of Eurasian integration. The major part of the first issue consists of selected articles on sustainability of regional integration projects, economic integration, including machine building, banking and energy sector, and other analytical publications of the EDB. These papers are supplemented by the integration chronicles and book reviews.
Greetings
- Igor Finogenov, Chairman of the Board, Eurasian Development Bank (449 KB)
- Tair Mansurov, Secretary General of the EurAsEC (463 KB)
- Sergey Lebedev, Chairman of the CIS Executive Committee (453 KB)
- Johannes F. Linn, Executive Director, Brookings Institute (466 KB)
1. Introduction
Institutional Integration
- 2. The Sustainability of Regional Integration Projects in the Post-Soviet Space, Aleksandr Libman (769 KB)
- 3. Opportunities and Obstacles to EurAsEC Integration, Michail Golovnin (671 KB)
Economic Integration: Industries, Sectors, Issues
- 4. Cooperation in the CIS Machine-Building Sector: Decreasing Rather than Increasing, Yuriy Shishkov (582 KB)
- 5. Transborder cooperation on Russia’s ‘New’ and ‘Old’ Borders, Leonid Vardomskiy (666 KB)
- 6. The CIS Common Electric Power Market, Evgeny Vinokurov (919 KB)
- 7. Preconditions and Prospects for Banking Integration in the Eurasian Economic Community, Anna Abalkina (802 KB)
Measuring Regional Integration and Economic Development
Reports
- 9. Nuclear Energy Complexes in Russia and Kazakhstan: Prospects for Development and Cooperation. EDB Industry Report no.1, Evgeny Vinokurov (853 KB)
- 10. Water and Energy Resources in Central Asia: Development and Utilisation Issues. EDB Industry Report no.2, EDB Strategy and Research Department (1 MB)
Chronicles, Digests and Book Reviews
- 11. Chronicle of Eurasian Regional Integration 2007, Nazira Tiuliundieva (730 KB)
- 12. International and Regional Development Banks in Central Asia: Overview of Activities, Natalia Maqsimchook (949 KB)
- 13. First and Second EDB Round Tables on Regional Integration, November 2007 and May 2008 (516 KB)
- 14. Book Review: Boris Kheifets and Aleksandr Libman “Corporate Integration. An Alternative for the Post-Soviet Space”. Erzhan Moldabekov (462 KB)
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