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Kamran İsmayılov
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Kamran İsmayılov, Tarix üzrə fəlsəfə doktoru, dosent, Abbasqulu Ağa Bakıxanov adına Tarix və Etnologiya İnstitutunun Azərbaycan Xalq Cümhuriyyəti tarixi şöbəsinin müdiri vəzifəsində çalışır. Onun elmi maraqları Rusiya ilə Qərb arasında münasibətlərin dinamikası, Cənubi Qafqaz regionunda xarici siyasət, xüsusilə də Azərbaycanın xarici siyasət strategiyaları, Avropa İttifaqının (Aİ) regiondakı rolu və maraqları ilə bağlıdır. Google Scholar profilinə görə, İsmayılovun 5 nəşri mövcuddur, 2 sitata malikdir, h-indeksi 1-dir, i10-indeksi isə 0-dır. Onun elmi fəaliyyəti əsasən Aİ-Rusiya münasibətlərinin Cənubi Qafqaza təsirini, Azərbaycanın xarici siyasətində yumşaq balanslaşdırma yanaşmasını və Aİ-nin regiondakı fəaliyyətini əhatə edir.
Kamran Ismayilov, PhD in History, Associate Professor, currently serves as the Head of the Department of the History of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic at the Institute of History and Ethnology named after Abbasgulu Agha Bakikhanov. His research interests encompass the dynamics of relations between Russia and the West, foreign policy in the South Caucasus region, particularly Azerbaijan's foreign policy strategies, and the role and interests of the European Union (EU) in the region. According to his Google Scholar profile, Ismayilov has 5 publications, 2 citations, an h-index of 1, and an i10-index of 0. His scholarly work primarily focuses on the impact of EU-Russia relations on the South Caucasus, the soft-balancing approach in Azerbaijan's foreign policy, and the activities of the EU in the region.
Камран Исмайылов, доктор философии по истории, доцент, занимает должность заведующего отделом истории Азербайджанской Демократической Республики в Институте истории и этнологии имени Аббаскулу Аги Бакиханова. Его научные интересы включают динамику отношений между Россией и Западом, внешнюю политику в регионе Южного Кавказа, в частности, стратегии внешней политики Азербайджана, а также роль и интересы Европейского союза (ЕС) в регионе. Согласно его профилю в Google Scholar, у Исмайылова 5 публикаций, 2 цитирования, h-индекс 1 и i10-индекс 0. Его научная деятельность в основном сосредоточена на влиянии отношений ЕС-Россия на Южный Кавказ, подходе мягкого балансирования во внешней политике Азербайджана и деятельности ЕС в регионе.
Kamran Ismayilov, PhD in History, Associate Professor, currently serves as the Head of the Department of the History of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic at the Institute of History and Ethnology named after Abbasgulu Agha Bakikhanov. His research interests encompass the dynamics of relations between Russia and the West, foreign policy in the South Caucasus region, particularly Azerbaijan's foreign policy strategies, and the role and interests of the European Union (EU) in the region. According to his Google Scholar profile, Ismayilov has 5 publications, 2 citations, an h-index of 1, and an i10-index of 0. His scholarly work primarily focuses on the impact of EU-Russia relations on the South Caucasus, the soft-balancing approach in Azerbaijan's foreign policy, and the activities of the EU in the region.
Камран Исмайылов, доктор философии по истории, доцент, занимает должность заведующего отделом истории Азербайджанской Демократической Республики в Институте истории и этнологии имени Аббаскулу Аги Бакиханова. Его научные интересы включают динамику отношений между Россией и Западом, внешнюю политику в регионе Южного Кавказа, в частности, стратегии внешней политики Азербайджана, а также роль и интересы Европейского союза (ЕС) в регионе. Согласно его профилю в Google Scholar, у Исмайылова 5 публикаций, 2 цитирования, h-индекс 1 и i10-индекс 0. Его научная деятельность в основном сосредоточена на влиянии отношений ЕС-Россия на Южный Кавказ, подходе мягкого балансирования во внешней политике Азербайджана и деятельности ЕС в регионе.
Tədqiqat maraqları (AI):
Beynəlxalq münasibətlər, Regionşünaslıq (Cənubi Qafqaz), Azərbaycan tarixi, Xarici siyasət
İxtisas sahələri (AI):
Beynəlxalq münasibətlər, Regionşünaslıq (Cənubi Qafqaz), Azərbaycan tarixi, Xarici siyasət
Şəxsi məlumatlar
Tam Adı:
Kamran Novruz oğlu İsmayılov
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Tarix üzrə fəlsəfə doktoru
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İş yeri məlumatları
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Abbasqulu Ağa Bakıxanov adına Tarix və Etnologiya İnstitutu / Azərbaycan Xalq Cümhuriyyəti tarixi
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| İşin adı | Jurnalın adı, Nəşriyyat, cild, N | Müəlliflər | İstinad sayı | Nəşr tarixi | Abstrakt və oxşar məqalələr |
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| 9 The European Union and Russia in the contested South Caucasus | Russia and the EU: Spaces of Interaction / Routledge səh: 6 | Kamran Ismayilov | 1 | 2018 |
The post-Cold War era has witnessed a …
The post-Cold War era has witnessed a reduction in East–West tension that characterised the political and security order in Europe in the second half of the twentieth century. The relations between the Russian Federation and Western powers enjoyed a mutual optimism in times when Russia defined its national interests as that of integration with Western economic and security institutions (Tsygankov, 2016). Russia’s “return to Europe”, however, did not last long, as Moscow’s discontent with the West had become evident as early as the beginning of the 1990s. Back in 1993, President Boris Yeltsin approved a Foreign Policy Concept (Russian Federation, 1993) that called for restoring close relations with the former Soviet countries and retaining Russia’s great power status in the international arena. While the focus of Russian foreign policy was shifting towards the former Soviet space, the European Union (EU), who was aspiring to become an effective international actor of its own, was developing its relations with the newly independent states. Over the years, the EU’s increased visibility in the area defined by the Russian political elite as the “sphere of interests” has taken the EU–Russia relationship towards a collision course. The EU and Russia have been vying for influence in the shared neighbourhood by pursuing mutually exclusive policies. While
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| Neoclassical Realist Model of Soft-Balancing concept: Rethinking Azerbaijan’s foreign and security strategy vis-á-vis hegemony-seeking Russia, 1991-2016 | book | KAMRAN ISMAYILOV | 1 | 2020 |
Not long after the Soviet Union’s demise, …
Not long after the Soviet Union’s demise, Russia’s attempts to re-establish its dominion over the South Caucasus where three republics re-gained their independence has become evident. In this regard, the most difficult task for the post-independent Azerbaijan in its relations with Russia was to find an appropriate strategy to reinforce the country’s independence, sovereignty and political autonomy. This thesis employs Neoclassical Realism to analyse the concept of soft-balancing as a foreign policy strategy pursued by Azerbaijani leadership to deal with the hegemony-seeking Russia. The argument here is that Azerbaijan’s foreign policy behaviour since the end of 1993 represents mixed patterns of balancing, which takes non-military and more indirect shape and cooperation in a number of low-salience areas. In this respect, Baku covers its real strategic intentions and balances against Russia through less provocative means. While the thesis traces how Azerbaijan engaged in soft-balancing in the last more than twenty years, it also identifies the external and internal factors that came into play in Azerbaijan’s deployment of the soft-balancing as a foreign policy strategy.
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| The European Union and Russia in the contested South Caucasus: How to move forward | Russia and the EU / Routledge səh: 171-188 | Kamran Ismayilov | 0 | 2018 |
This chapter seeks to analyse how the …
This chapter seeks to analyse how the state of play in European Union (EU)–Russia relations has relevance for the developments in the South Caucasus region. It aims to highlight the dynamics of relations of former strategic partners, and to discuss the factors and conditions that have shaped the geopolitical competition in and for the South Caucasus. The chapter introduces European and Russian approaches towards the South Caucasus along the latest patterns of change in their policies and attempts to depict the possibility for the EU to increase its involvement in the protracted Armenia-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. The chapter covers the South Caucasus as a geographical area of study where the competition between the EU and Russia has intensified in a linear fashion after the revolution in Georgia. The relations between the Russian Federation and Western powers enjoyed a mutual optimism in …
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| Tug of war for an influence in the South Caucasus: comparative study of the European and Russian approaches. | Selected topics in modern society səh: 69 | Kamran Ismayilov | 0 | 2016 |
The South Caucasus is located in the …
The South Caucasus is located in the strategically crucial geographical area where the world’s leading actors are actively involved. Traditionally, leading powers playing an important role in international relations have diverse interests in and for the region. Over the years, varying interests of the most of these actors coupled together with their contrasting policies to influence the region have triggered—what is usually called—a competition for an influence in the South Caucasus. In the wake of illegal annexation of Crimea by Russian Federation and subsequent war in the Eastern Ukraine, the most fierce competition has started taking place between the European Union (EU) and Russia, which is the main focus of this short paper. This paper traces the root causes of the competition by performing a comparative analysis of the European and Russian approaches in and for the South Caucasus. As a result, the paper comes to the conclusion that the European Union has comparative advantages vis-à-vis Russia for an influence in the South Caucasus. This conclusion is based on five factors some of which are tentative.
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| EU-South Caucasus Relations: Association Agreement between EU and Georgia. | book | Kamran ISMAYILOV | 0 | 2014 |
In the wake of collapse of the …
In the wake of collapse of the USSR, in the beginning of 1990s, when three South Caucasus republics–Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia—regained their independence, the European Union (EU) established its foreign policy strategy towards this region. This was the strategic outcome of the many common interests between the EU and the three republics. In the early years of their relations, the EU was lacking a coherent policy specifically addressed to the South Caucasus region. However, EU’s relatively limited relations with the region countries has increased and shifted to another level with the initial Enlargement in 2004 and the last Enlargement in 2007. As the accession of Romania and Bulgaria brought the Union’s external borders to the shores of the Black Sea, it came as no surprise to anyone that the EU had started seeking an even closer relationship with region countries and strengthened its influence in Europe’s “new neighborhood.” 1Today, the EU is continuously increasing its role in the region with different policy mechanisms that consist of multilateral and bilateral dimensions. Towards this goal the EU has included Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia in the European Neighborhood Policy (ENP) in 2004 and launched Eastern Partnership (EaP) in 2009. Through the above mentioned mechanisms, the EU has created political, legal and
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