Geographical Location of Central Asia States as a Basis for the Formation of Political and Economic Space of Region
The article is devoted to the geographical position of Central Asian countries as a basis for the formation of political and economic space in the region. The paper shows that political and geographical isolation of Central Asian countries which followed the collapse has led to political and economic constraints that have contributed to the emergence of the post-Soviet crisis. Particular attention is paid to transport and geographical position in Central Asian states. The author also reveals the necessity of economic and political integration of the states, as this will contribute to the accelerated economic growth in the region. To ensure the long-term development the dominant countries in the region need to smooth out disparities between the countries in the region and to ensure economic development of the countries having a disadvantageous geographical location.