DE LA INDIFERENTA LA SECURITATE NATIONALA-RELATIILE UZBEKO – AMERICANE, 1991 – 2010

THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE THEORY OF NEOREALISM IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, USING AS A CASE STUDY THE BILATERAL RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE CENTRAL ASIAN REPUBLIC UZBEKISTAN. I CHOSE THIS SUBJECT TO PROVE THAT IN THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM, EVEN IF THE RELATIVE POWER OF ONE STATE IS SUPERIOR TO THE OTHERS, THE THREATS TO IT'S NATIONAL SECURITY WILL CONTINUE TO EXIST. PREVENTING THE TRANSFORMATION OF UZBEKISTAN – AND THE ENTIRE CE NTRAL ASIAN REGION – INTO A HOT BELT OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM IS A DIRECT CONCERN OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES, ESPECIALLY AFTER THE ATTACKS OF SEPTEMBER 11, 2001.

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