
CPC | Mapping Central Asian Enclaves - caspianpolicy.org
Dec 3, 2021 · Eight large enclaves dot the Central Asian landscape, isolating about 100,000 residents in the Ferghana Valley from their central governments.
Ferghana Valley enclaves: a travel guide | Caravanistan
Dec 27, 2024 · Previously, few would consider it, since it would require several expensive multi-entry visas. But these days, a lot of travelers get to travel visa-free in Uzbekistan and …
Fergana Valley Enclaves - Central Asia Guide
What are Fergana Valley Enclaves? An enclave refers to a small territory or region that is entirely surrounded by the territory of another state. In the context of Central Asia, enclaves often lead …
The enclave / exclave areas can be categorized according to the principle of geographic and geopolitical approach – enclave, exclave, mainland state, surrounding country.
Enclaves, Exclaves, and Soviet Mapmakers - The Times Of Central Asia
Feb 6, 2024 · An enduring example of the chaos left behind by the USSR, the arbitrary division of Central Asia into Soviet Socialist Republics wholly disregarded existing cultural and …
This most densely populated region of Central Asia is home to several geographical enclaves – territorial units that further complicate the demarcation process and affect the bilateral relations …
Figure B. Enclave areas in Central Asia (Author ... - ResearchGate
This study explores the geopolitical dynamics of water conflicts in Central Asia, focusing on Uzbekistan and its neighboring countries.
Central Asia: Regional Example – Fergana Valley – The Eastern …
Exclaves are pieces of national territory that are separated from the main body of the region. Often exclaves are at least inconvenient, if not entangled in controversy and conflict. Tajikistan …
Abstract: Border issues have always been an inherent part of the Post-Soviet realities within Central Asia. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Central Asia had to face numerous …
Slumbering conflicts over water, land, and borders | Central Asia ...
The Fergana Valley is a striking example of this, where six enclaves divided between Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan are located – in the most fertile and densely populated area of …