Adapting Global Cross-Border Cooperation Experiences for Central Asia

2025

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DOI 10.1007/978-3-031-84253-5_4
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Abstract

Abstract To analyze the applicability of international CBC practices to the realities of Central Asia, we will attempt, based on the analysis conducted in the relevant chapter and without claiming exhaustive coverage of the issue, to outline the typical features of such cooperation and assess their relevance to the models of various regions from a comparative perspective. The results are summarized.