Quantifying the relative contribution of climate change and anthropogenic activities to runoff alterations are essential for sustainable management water resources in Central Asian countries. In Kofarnihon River Basin (KRB) Asia, both changing conditions known have caused changes hydrological cycle. Therefore, quantifying net influence is a challenge. This study applied original modified Mann–K...

this article  studyies political identity of dagestani people in the north caucasus. at the first, i have defined a true theory of political identity, which is compatible with dagestanis. this theory defines political identity in two aspects: grounded aspect, which is geography and history, and the social-environmental aspect, which includes culture (especially religion, costumes and ethnicity)...

The article aims to introduce the underlying motivation and conceptual underpinning special issue entitled “Globalizing Local Understanding of Fragility in Eurasia.” main purpose this is problematize popular opinion portrayal Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan) more generally countries Eurasia Caucasus as inherently fragile states which are political...

along with breakdown of soviet :union:, political geographical system as well as meaning construction of central asia and caucasus changed dramatically. thus new structure, necessities, and actors have emerged in relations between iran and countries locating in caucasus. one of these countries is azerbaijan. iran-azerbaijan relationship is of high significance from different aspects. after azer...

The HIV infection represents a very clear example of the inequalities in access to health care between rich and poor countries: AIDS is a disease that the Western world can treat and the resource-limited countries cannot. In the world scenario a total of 5 million patients with HIV/AIDS who need treatment have no access to therapy: the estimated treatment coverage is 28% in Sub-Saharan Africa, ...