Ushbu tadqiqot maqolasi turli xil sherikliklarni qamrab olish uchun an’anaviy ittifoqlardan tashqarida kengayadigan yangi asosni taqdim etadi. G’arbiy vektorni geosiyosiy ahamiyati uchun saqlab qolish, cheklangan to’g’ridan-to’g’ri ta’sir bilan bo’lsa ham, ramka Rossiya va Xitoy vektorlarini mintaqaviy chayqalishi tufayli qo’llab-quvvatlaydi. Gcc mamlakatlari kabi mintaqaviy kuchlarni o’z ichiga olgan to’rtinchi vektorni aniqlash muhim ahamiyatga ega. Iqtisodiyoti rivojlanayotgan va yirik davlatlarga nisbatan betaraflikning tarixiy pozitsiyalariga ega bo’lgan ikkinchi darajali davlatlar sifatida tavsiflangan ushbu davlatlar Markaziy Osiyo bilan chuqur iqtisodiy, xavfsizlik va madaniy aloqalarga ega. Xususan, energetika va transport kabi muhim sohalardagi hamkorlik ushbu hamkorlikning ahamiyatini ta’kidlaydi. Maqolada Markaziy Osiyo davlatlarining ushbu rivojlanayotgan davlatlar bilan keng hamkorlik qilish asoslari ko’rib chiqilib, mintaqaning rivojlanayotgan geosiyosiy manzarasi haqida qimmatli tushunchalar berilgan. Tuzilgan tadqiqot orqali qog’oz g’arbiy, rus va Xitoy vektorlari uchun strategiyalarni bayon qiladi, keyinchalik to’rtinchi vektorning paydo bo’lishi va dinamikasiga e’tibor qaratadi. Maqola Markaziy Osiyoning ushbu yangi sheriklar bilan o’zaro munosabatlarini boshqaradigan motivlar va mexanizmlarni sinchkovlik bilan o’rganib chiqib, ushbu rivojlanayotgan munosabatlarga xos bo’lgan murakkabliklar va imkoniyatlarga oydinlik kiritadi. Xulosa asosiy dalillarni sintez qiladi va Markaziy Osiyodagi o’zgaruvchan geosiyosiy dinamikani aniqlash uchun keyingi tadqiqotlar uchun yo’llarni taklif qiladi.
This research article introduces a novel framework that expands beyond conventional alliances to encompass diverse partnerships. Retaining the Western vector for its geopolitical significance, albeit with restricted direct influence, the framework also upholds the Russian and Chinese vectors due to their considerable regional sway. A crucial addition is delineating a fourth vector comprising regional powers such as the GCC countries, Türkiye, Iran, Azerbaijan, India, and Pakistan. These nations, characterized as second-tier countries with burgeoning economies and historical positions of neutrality towards major powers, share deep economic, security, and cultural ties with Central Asia. Notably, collaborations in critical sectors such as energy and transportation underscore the significance of these partnerships. The article delves into the rationale behind Central Asian countries’ extensive engagement with these emerging powers, offering valuable insights into the evolving geopolitical landscape of the region. Through a structured exploration, the paper outlines the strategies for the Western, Russian, and Chinese vectors, subsequently focusing on the emergence and dynamics of the fourth vector. By scrutinizing the motivations and mechanisms driving Central Asia’s interactions with these newfound partners, the article sheds light on the complexities and opportunities inherent in these evolving relationships. The conclusion synthesizes key arguments and proposes avenues for further research to elucidate the changing geopolitical dynamics in Central Asia.
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