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Prirodovedecka fakulta / Comenius University / Faculty of Natural Sciences Annual Report 1998 Department of Regional Geography, Protection and Planning of the Landscape Head: Doc. Dr. Viliam Lauko, CSc. Telephone: (+421 7) 60296 430 e-mail: reggeografia@fns.uniba.sk Fax: (+421 7) 65429 064 STAFF Full Professor: Oliver Basovsky Associate Professors: Jan Paulov, Viliam Lauko Assistent Professors: Tibor Blazik, Ladislav Tolmaci, Eva Rajcakova Research Workers: Edita Hvozdarova, Karol Kasala, Katarina Hajasova, Angelika Svecova, Gabriel Zubriczky Technical Staff: Alzbeta Janikova, Tatiana Pifkova Ph.D. Students: Daniel Gurnak, Peter Bezak, Michal Hrabovsky, Radoslav Klamar, Martin Rosic TEACHING Summer term 1998 Regional Geography of the World (2-1h) Blazik, Kasala The Computer as a Tool of Geographical Research (1-1h) Svecova Geography of Slovakia 2 (2-2h) Lauko, Rajcakova Theoretical Geography (2-0h) Paulov Regional Geography of the World (Europe and former USSR) 2 (2-1h) Blazik,Hajasova Economic Evaluation of Appropriate Character of the Landscape (2-1h) Rajcakova Urban and Regional Development: Regional Case Studies (2-1h) Basovsky European Integration (2-0h) Blazik, Kasala Regions of Slovakia - some Special Problems (2-2h) Rajcakova Introduction to Political and Regional Geography (1-1h) Blazik, Gurnak Regional Geography of the World (Europe and former USSR) (3-2h) Blazik, Hajasova Geography of the World: Selected Problems and Regions (4-2h) Blazik, Kasala Winter Term 1998 Introduction to Study of Geography (1-1h) Zubriczky Thematic Cartography (2-1h) Paulov Introduction to Regional and Political Geography (2-1h) Blazik, Gurnak Geography of Slovakia 1 (2-2h) Lauko,Rajcakova The Computer as a Tool of Regional Research (1-1h) Svecova Complex Geographical Analysis of a Small Region (1-1h) Tolmaci Regional Geography of the World (Europe and former USSR) (2-1h) Blazik, Hajasova Regional Geography of the World: Selected Problems and Regions (4-2h) Blazik, Kasala World-System Organization and Dynamics (2-1h) Blazik, Kasala Landscape Protection and its Economic and Legal Aspects (2-2h) Svecova Introduction to Geography and Planetary Geography (3-1h) Tolmaci Geography of Settlements and Population (2-1h) Basovsky Regional Geography of the World (Africa, America) (2-1h) Kasala,Zubriczky Regional Geography of the World (Asia) (3-1h) Blazik, Kasala Global Aspects of Landscape Protection (1-1h) Rajcakova Historical geography (2-0h) Gurnak RESEARCH PROJECTS Grant VEGA 1/4163/97 Geographical Regions: Theoretic-methodological Analysis (J. Paulov) Regional versus spatial conception in geography. Conceptual background and relevance of regional approach. Regions as systems. Complexity of regions. Regional policy and regional development. Regional case studies: analysis of specific regions. COOPERATION Cooperation in Slovakia Project School Atlas of Slovakia: Department of Geography, Faculty of Human and Natural Sciences, Matej Bel University, Banska Bystrica; Department of Geography and Geoecology, Faculty of Human and Natural Sciences, P. J. Safarik University, Presov; Department of Geography, Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Constantine the Philosopher, Nitra, Faculty of Human and Natural Sciences Project leader: V. Lauko International Cooperation Project Geographical Excursion with Scientific Programme, Germany!98 Martin Luther Universitat, Halle-Wittenberg,(8-21Jun 1998) Project leader: T, Blazik Project Geographical Excursion with Scientific Programme, Slovakia!98 Martin Luther Universitat Halle-Wittenberg, (1 - 11 September 1998) Project leader: T. Blazik Offices held in Slovak and International Organizations and Societies V. Lauko * Slovak Geographical Society - member of chairmanship K. Kasala * Slovak Geographical Society - member of the West Slovakian branch of the SGS J. Paulov * Slovak National Geographical Committee - chairman * Slovak Association of Regional Science - vice-chairman * Association of European Institutions of Regional Planning -deputy for Comenius University, Slovakia -Commission for Mathematical Models - correspondent O. Basovsky * Czech Geographical Society - member L. Tolmaci * EGEA (European Association of Young Geographers) - member Visitors from Abroad Dr. Georgia Kroll, Martin Luther Universitat Halle, Wittenberg, Germany, 1 - 11 September 1998 Visits of Staff Members and Postgraduate Students to Foreign Institutions J. Paulov: Gemainzanerweitern, Wien, Austria, 10 November 1998 J. Paulov: Second Geopolitical Colloquium: The Fragmentation and Intergration of the Power of Geo-economic Forces in Eastern Europe (Euroasia and in Regard to Western Europe). Garmisch-Parten Kirchen, Germany, 9 - 10 May 1998 PUBICATIONS Books and Textbooks Monographs Tolmaci, L., Lauko, V., Karolcik, S., Nogova, M., Tolmaciova, T.: Geography, prima. IMPRO, spol. s r. o. LITERA, Bratislava, 1998, p. 144. (In Slovak) Tolmaci, L., Lauko, V., Nogova, M., Tolmaciova, T.: Geography - dictionary, tables, 2. edition Orbis Pictus Istropolitana, 1998, p. 64. (In Slovak) Ocovsky, S., Tolmaci, L.: Geography 7, 1. part, 3. edition. IMPRO, spol. s r. o. LITERA, Bratislava, 1998, p.88. (In Slovak) Ocovsky, S., Tolmaci, L.: Geography 7, 1. part, 2. edition. IMPRO, spol. s r. o. LITERA, Bratislava, 1998, p.88. (In Hungarian) University Textbooks Baran, V., Basovsky, O.: Urban Geography, UMB, Banska Bystrica, 1998, 180 p. (In Slovak) Journals Foreign, not listed in "Current contents" Basovsky, O.: The Administrative and Regional Division of Slovakia: Verification of Choosen Centres. Acta Geographica University Carolinae, Geographica, Supplementum, Prague, 1998, 15-21. (In English) Paulov, J.: Towards an Analysis of the Geographical and Geopolitical Position of Slovakia: Historical Context and Current Perspective. Beitrage zur Regionalen Geographie, Vol. 47, Leipzig, 1998, p. 297-307. (In English) Paulov, J.: Postmodern Geography: a Brief Characterization. Acta Geographica University Carolinae, Geographica, Supplementum, Prague, 1998, 45-50. (In English) Blazik, T.: Changes in the Geopolitical Position of Slovakia in the 1990s. Acta Geographica University Carolinae, Geographica, Supplementum, Prague, 1998, 285-289. (In English) Paulov, J., Tolmaci, L.: Accessibility of Slovak Towns. ERSA98 - 38 the European Regional Science Association Congress, Wien 1998, CD. (In English) Kasala, K.: Sectoral Structure of Slovak Industry: a Widening of the Backwardness or a Chance for the Future. ERSA 98 - 38 the European Regional Science Association Congress, Wien 1998, CD (In English) Kasala, K.: The New Regional Geography in the Postindustrial Society Context. Acta Geographica University Carolinae, Geographica, Supplementum, Prague, 1998, 27-31(In English) Kasala, K.: The Global World-economy and Postcommunist Transformation: Transition towards an Information Age? Acta Geographica University Carolinae, Geographica, Supplementum, Prague, 1998, 33-37. (In English) Slovak, not listed in "Current contents" Blazik, T.: Foreign Investment in the Economy of Slovak Republic in 1998, Geograficke informacie 5, Nitra 1998. (In Slovak) Kasala, K.: Regional Geography in Educational Practice , Geograficke informacie 5, Nitra 1998, 260-265. (In Slovak) Lauko, V.: Trnava Region - I. part. Geografia 1., Geoservis, Bratislava, 1998, 8-11. (In Slovak) Lauko, V.: Trnava Region - II. Part. Geografia 2., Geoservis, Bratislava, 1998, 4-9. (In Slovak) Lauko, V., Nemecek, P.: Topical Changes in Evolution of Population of Dispersed Settlements in Region Myjava, AFRNUC, Geographica No. 41, 1998,123-137. (In Slovak) Lauko, V.: Transformation Changes of Region of Dispersed Settlements in the Case of Myjava. AFSHN - Prirodne vedy XXX - Folia Geographica 2, Presov 1998 Lauko, V., Tolmaci, L.: Problems of Town Definitions. Case Study: Town Dudince. Geograficke informacie 5. Nitra, 1998, 224-230. (In Slovak) Paulov, J.: Some Considerations in Geography at the Turn of 20th and 21st Centuries and 2nd and 3rd Millenia. AFSHN - Prirodne vedy XXX - Folia Geographica 2, Presov 1998. (In Slovak) Rajcakova, E.: Position of Selected Social Groups of Population on Labour Market in the Slovak Republic, AFRNUC, Geographica No. 41, 1998, 97-112. (In Slovak) Rajcakova, E.: Influence of Transformatiion Processes on the Labour Market in Namestovo District. Geograficke informacie 5. Nitra 1998, 231-238. (In Slovak) Svecova, A.: Changes in Development of Natural expansion of City and Rural Population in Slovak Counties in 1985-1995, AFRNUC, Geographica No. 41, Bratislava, 1998, 213-228. (In Slovak) Zubriczky, G.: Segregation of Romany Population in Rural Settlements of Slovakia, AFRNUC, Geographica No. 41, Bratislava 1998, 113-122. (In Slovak) Tolmaci, L., Lauko, V., Nogova, M., Tolmaciova, T.: Geography in 9. th Grade. Geografia 4. Geoservis, Bratislava 1998. (In Slovak) Tolmaci, L., Tolmaciova, T.: Geographical Experiments. 12. th congress of Slovak geographical association. Ed. Hochmuth, Presov 1998. (In Slovak) Tolmaci, L., Tolmaciova, T.: The Importance and Utilization of Geographical Materials in Geography Teaching. Geograficke informacie 5. KGFPVUKF Nitra. 1998. (In Slovak) Tolmaci, L.: Measures of Accessibility, Concepts and Theoretical Background. AFRNUC - Geographica No. 41, Bratislava 1998. (In Slovak) Tolmaci, L., Miczek, G.: Budapest. Geografia 1, Geoservis, Bratislava1998, pp. 12-17. (In Slovak) Tolmaci, L., Matznetter, W.:Wien, 1. part. Geografia 3. Geoservis, Bratislava. 1998. (In Slovak) Contributions at CONFERENCES Abroad Registered presentations Paulov, J., Tolmaci, L.: Accessibility of Slovak Towns. ERSA98 - 38 the European Regional Science Association Congress, Wien 1998, In Slovakia Invited presentations Paulov, J.: Some Aspects of Geography at the Turn of 20th and 21st Centuries and 2nd and 3rd Millenia. 12. th congress of Slovak geographical association. , Presov, 9-13 September 1998. Registered presentations Blazik, T.: Foreign Investment in the Economy of the Slovak Republic in 1998, Tasks of Regional Geography in Slovak and Czech Republic under the Conditions of Economic Transformation, IV. International Geographical Conference , Nitra, October 1998 Kasala, K.: Regional Geography in Educational Practice , Tasks of Regional Geography in Slovak and Czech Republic under the Conditions of Economic Transformation IV. International Geographical Conference, Nitra, October 1998 Tolmaci, L., Tolmaciova, T.: Geographical Experiments. 12. th congress of Slovak geographical association. Presov 1998. 9-13 September. Tolmaci, L., Tolmaciova, T.: The Importance and Utilization of Geographical Materials in Geography Teaching. Tasks of Regional Geography in Slovak and Czech Republic under the Conditions of Economic Transformation IV. International Geographical Conference, Nitra, October 1998. Lauko, V., Tolmaci, L.: Problems of Town Definitions. Case Study: Town Dudince. Tasks of Regional Geography in Slovak and Czech Republic under the Conditions of Economic Transformation IV. International Geographical Conference, Nitra, October 1998 Lauko, V.: Transformation Changes of Region of Dispersed Settlements in the Case of Myjava. 12. th congress of Slovak geographical association. Presov 1998, 9-13 September THESES and DISSERTATIONS Graduate Theses (Mgr. Degree) Jagelek L.: Analysis of Rural Settlement in Upper Orava. (G. Zubriczcky*) Ivanova K.: Analysis of Multiethnic Society - in the USA. (G. Zubriczcky*) Macakova V.: Refugees in Central and South-Eastern Europe with Emphasis on Slovakia in 1985-95. (T. Blazik*) Lacko M.: Complex Regional Analysis of Town Brezno. (T. Blazik*) Mihalkin R.: Complex Regional - geographical Analysis of Germany with Regard to Development after Unification. (T. Blazik*) Cebik M.: Complex Regional - geographical Analysis, its Geographical position in Europe. (T. Blazik*) Solcaniova I.: Analysis of Tourism in Namibia. (K. Kasala*) Stora F.: Quebec: Geographical Characteristics and Separatism. (K. Kasala*) Klamar R.: Utilization of Landscape Potential for Development of Tourism in Biospherical Reservation Eastern Carpathians. (O. Basovsky*) Kozakova M.: Senkvice - Evolution, Present State and Prognosis of Future Development. (O. Basovsky*) Hukova L.: Complex Geographical Analysis and Prognosis for the Area of Chvojnicka Hills. (V. Lauko*) Smyckova R.: Complex Geographical Characteristics of Myjava County. (L. Tolmaci*) Andrezal R.: Complex Geographical Analysis of Pezinok County with regard to Tourism. (V. Lauko*) Kysel R.: Complex Geographical Analysis of Krupina County. (V. Lauko*) Budinska J.: Functional and Spatial Structure of Banska Bystrica Town. (V. Lauko*) Liska B.: Complex Geographical Analysis and Prognosis of Development of Hlohovec County. (V. Lauko*) Laszlopova S.: Geography of Trnava Town. (E. Rajcakova*) Baligova J.: Complex Geographical Characteristics of Zlate Moravce County. (E. Rajcakova*) Sramkova N.: Complex Geographical Characteristics of Trencin County. (O. Basovsky*) Ondrusova V.: Complex Geographical Analysis of the Area Polny Kesov. (O. Basovsky*) Labathova M.: Dunajska Luzna - Economic, Demographic and Spatial Development of the Village and drafting of its Future Development. (O. Basovsky*) Rosinova V.: Geographical Analysis of Zlate Moravce and its Environment. (O. Basovsky*) Hrabovsky M.: Regional Differences in Energy Requirements of Households in Slovakia. (O. Basovsky*) Dovicin P.: Complex Geographical Characteristics of Levice County. (L. Tolmaci*) Iskierkova G.: Regional Geographical Analysis and Prognosis of Development of Namestovo County. (V. Lauko*) Csiba L.: Planetary - Geographical Knowledge of Spatail and Solar Systems at the End of 20th Century. (L. Tolmaci*) Weismanova L.: The Importance of the Town Piestany as a Spa. (O. Basovsky*) Vincurova L.: Spatial and Economical Development of Humenne Town and its Environmental Problems. (O. Basovsky*) Hornikova L.: Complex Geographical Characteristics of Brezno County. (O. Basovsky*) Krnac M.: Analysis of Unemployment in Namestovo County. (E. Rajcakova*) Carnoky: Complex Geographical Analysis of Gelnica County. (L. Tolmaci*) *supervisor Annual Report 1998 Prirodovedecka fakulta / Comenius University / Faculty of Natural Sciences 

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Prirodovedecka fakulta Comenius University Faculty of Natural Sciences Annual Report 1997 Department of Regional Geography, Protection and Planning of the Landscape Head: Doc. Dr. Viliam Lauko, CSc. Telephone: (+421-7) 60296 430 Fax: (+421-7) 65429 064 e-mail: reggeografia@fns.uniba.sk STAFF Full Professor: Oliver Bašovský Associate Professors: Ján Paulov, Viliam Lauko Assistant Professors: Research Workers: Technical Staff: PhD Students: Courses Summer Term 1997 Regional Geography of the World Computer as a Tool in Geographical Research Švecová Geography of Slovakia 2 Lauko Theoretical Geography Paulov Regional Geography of the World (Europe and Fformer USSR) 2 Economic Evaluation of Appropriate Character of the Landscape Urban and Regional Development: Regional Case Studies Bašovský European Integration Regions of Slovakia - Some Special Problems Introduction to Political and Regional Geography Regional Geography of the World (Europe and Former USSR) Geography of Slovakia 2 Regional Geography of the World (Africa, America) Kasala, Zubriczký

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Info Escapes Air Hotels ... Insurance Tips for Travelers to Russia Archived Note: Some of this information may no longer be valid. Before making any trip decisions, refer to the latest U.S. State Department information for the independent country of the former Soviet Union of interest. INTRODUCTION GEOGRAPHY VISAS YOUR U.S. PASSPORT ... Document Index (Top) INTRODUCTION In December 1991, the Soviet Union was dissolved. In its place emerged 12 independent countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. GEOGRAPHY Russia is the largest country that emerged from the former U.S.S.R. It stretches from the Baltic Sea, across the northern Eurasian landmass, to the Bering Strait where the Russian island lies only three (3) miles from an island that is part of Alaska. Russia and the other republics of the former Soviet Union are going through profound political and economic changes. At present, the tourism industry, like other industries that were strictly regulated in the former USSR, is undergoing a transformation that can be confusing to customers as well as to the industry itself. Throughout the entire former Soviet region, major structures of civil authority and service organizations are either being replaced by new bodies or are withering away without replacement. VISAS A U.S. citizen must have a valid U.S. passport and a visa to travel to any country of the former USSR. At present, only Russia and Ukraine are issuing visas. At the time of publication, the other countries of the former USSR had either not established embassies in the United States or, in the case of Armenia and Belarus, had opened embassies but were not yet issuing visas. To travel to a country of the former USSR that is not yet issuing visas, a Russian visa is still required, and it is valid for all such countries. At present, travel

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This course will be attractive for everyone who is interested in Russia and the other republics of the former Soviet Union, which for many years threatened the whole world, and only recently ceased to exist as a superpower. Russia, the largest of the 15 republics of the USSR, is aspiring to become a democratic state with a free market economy, while maintaining its geopolitical influence on the vast expanse of Northern Eurasia. How do the imperial traditions of the Russian State formed over a thousand years blend with current processes of democratization, how successfully is the free market economy developing in a country where centralization was a major principle of the state? What future will Russia and the other republics of the former Soviet Union have in our rapidly changing world? These and many other questions will be discussed in the course. Everybody who takes this course, offered at both undergraduate and graduate levels, will learn about the history of development of the Russian State and the Soviet Union, become acquainted with basics of economic geography of the economy, numerous ethnic groups, their cultural geography, features of the environment across the wide expanse of this territory, from the icy Russian Arctic to the hot subtropics of Georgia and Turkmenistan. Russia is not only an immense region extremely rich in natural resources, but also a vast market of labor attractive to anyone who is interested in Russian culture and emerging Russian business. Class discussions on problems of the development and geography of Russia and the former Soviet Union, informative videos and thematic papers will give an opportunity for easier learning of the class material. G427 fulfills the SHSI distribution requirement.

55. Web Server Statistics For The Department Of Physical Geography for the Department of Physical geography June 2002. ch (Switzerland) 177 0.05%.su (former ussr) 106 0.05 4 .no (Norway) 1 .ge (georgia) 2 .ie http://www.geo.u-szeged.hu/STATS/2002/2002_06.html

Web Server Statistics for the Department of Physical Geography June - 2002 Program started at Sun-07-Jul-2002 17:01 local time. Analysed requests from Sat-01-Jun-2002 00:00 to Sun-30-Jun-2002 23:46 (30.0 days). Total successful requests: Average successful requests per day: Total successful requests for pages: Average successful requests for pages per day: Total failed requests: Total redirected requests: Number of distinct files requested: Number of distinct hosts served: Number of new hosts served in last 7 days: Total data transferred: 1 981 Mbytes (3 966 kbytes) Average data transferred per day: 67 641 kbytes (580 170 bytes) (Figures in parentheses refer to the last 7 days). Go To Monthly Report Daily Summary Hourly Summary Domain Report ... Browser Summary Monthly Report Go To Top Daily Summary Hourly Summary Domain Report ... Browser Summary Each unit ( ) represents 800 requests for pages, or part thereof. month: #reqs: Jun 2002: 128871: Daily Summary Go To Top Monthly Report Hourly Summary Domain Report ... Browser Summary Each unit ( ) represents 150 requests for pages, or part thereof.

56. Briefing Report: Armenia, October 2000. INTRODUCTION TO THE COUNTRY geography, History and Administration. The smallest republic of the former ussr, Armeniacovers an area of 45 kilometres with Iran to the South, georgia to the http://www.undp.am/office/brrep/1-1.html

SEARCH FAQ FEEDBACK LINKS ... FORUM FOREWORD INTRODUCTION TO THE COUNTRY INTERNATIONAL AND BILATERAL MISSIONS TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS CURRENCY, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACCOMMODATIONS HEALTH FOOD AND CLOTHING EDUCATION OFFICE SEVICES EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL LIFE AND RECREATION SECURITY AND PERSONAL SAFETY MISCELLANEOUS ANNEXES INTRODUCTION TO THE COUNTRY Geography, History and Administration INTRODUCTION TO THE COUNTRY Geography, History and Administration The Republic of Armenia is a mountainous and land-locked country located in the southern part of the Caucasus region. The smallest republic of the former USSR, Armenia covers an area of 29,800 square kilometres of which only 55.7% represent living settlements, and has a population of about 3.8 million, of which 2.8-3.1 permanently reside in the country1. 65.7% of the population are classified as urban and 34.3% as rural. The capital of the Republic of Armenia, Yerevan, has a population of about 1.2 million, or 32% of the country population2. However, the percentage of people leaving the country is very high and there are no accurate figures to estimate the present population residing in the country. A pilot census will be conducted in 2001 in compliance with the Law "On Population Censuses" of the Republic of Armenia. The Programme will be implemented by National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia with financial and technical assistance of UNFPA Armenia.

57. Turkey geography. km, Armenia 268 km, Azerbaijan 9 km, Bulgaria 240 km, georgia 252 km only to the maritime boundary agreed upon with the former ussr territorial sea http://web.bilkent.edu.tr/turkey-info.html

TURKEY Source: CIA World Factbook 1993 Entry (With minor corrections) Geography People Government Economy ... Defense Forces Geography Location: Southeastern Europe/Southwest Asia, bordering the Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea, between Bulgaria and Iran Map references: Africa, Europe, Middle East, Standard Time Zones of the World Area: total area: 780,580 km2 land area: 770,760 km2 comparative area: slightly larger than Texas Land boundaries: total 2,627 km, Armenia 268 km, Azerbaijan 9 km, Bulgaria 240 km, Georgia 252 km, Greece 206 km, Iran 499 km, Iraq 331 km, Syria 822 km Coastline: 7,200 km Maritime claims: exclusive economic zone: in Black Sea only - to the maritime boundary agreed upon with the former USSR territorial sea: 6 nm in the Aegean Sea, 12 nm in the Black Sea and in the Mediterranean Sea International disputes: complex maritime and air (but not territorial) disputes with Greece in Aegean Sea; Cyprus question; Hatay question with Syria; ongoing dispute with downstream riparians (Syria and Iraq) over water development plans for the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers Climate: temperate; hot, dry summers with mild, wet winters; harsher in interior

58. Geography And Map Of Georgia it was forcibly incorporated into the ussr until the form none conventional shortform georgia local long short form Sak'art'velo former georgian Soviet http://geography.about.com/library/cia/blcgeorgia.htm

zfp=-1 About Homework Help Geography Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Geography with Matt Rosenberg Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS World Atlas and Maps Geography Answers Glossary ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement More Georgia Information CIA Factbook World Atlas Home Geography Home Page Georgia Click here for the full map. Georgia Introduction [Top of Page] Background: Georgia was absorbed into the Russian Empire in the 19th century. Independent for three years (1918-1921) following the Russian revolution, it was forcibly incorporated into the USSR until the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991. Russian troops remain garrisoned at four military bases and as peacekeepers in the separatist regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. The country continues to move toward a market economy and greater integration with Western institutions. Geography [Top of Page] Location: Southwestern Asia, bordering the Black Sea, between Turkey and Russia

59. Armenia, Country Commercial Guide, August 1996 bulk of nations which emerged from the former ussr; however its geography and Environment.Location The Caucasus, between Turkey, georgia, and Azerbaijan Total http://www.arminco.com/Armenia/CCG/CCG96/chapter2.htm

CHAPTER 2 ECONOMIC TRENDS AND OUTLOOK 2.1. MAJOR TRENDS AND OUTLOOK Under the old Soviet central planning system, Armenia had developed a highly sophisticated industrial sector, supplying to the USSR and foreign markets machine building equipment, defense electronics and optics, textiles, and other manufactured goods in exchange for raw materials and energy resources. Armenia today remains a large food importer. Its mineral deposits - copper, coal, molybdenum, and gold - appear so far to be relatively small. The economic decline, which started with the 1988 earthquake and the disintegration of the USSR, was particularly severe in 1991-94 due to the ongoing conflict over the Armenian enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh in Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan and Turkey shut down pipeline and railroad traffic to Armenia for its support of the Karabakh Armenians. Georgia provides Armenia with its only means to receive deliveries of natural gas. Most industrial enterprises remain either shut down or operating at drastically reduced levels. At the same time, the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh has forced the government to militarize a number of its operating machinery manufacturers, thus putting additional non-productive burden on the weak economy. With IMF help, the Armenian economy stabilized in 1993-1995. Inflation was brought under control and negative growth bottomed out. Long term resolution of the country's economic problems will depend on solving the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, reestablishing normal relations with the neighboring countries of Turkey and Azerbaijan, and lifting the embargoes. A settlement would give full play to the country's existing industrial and agricultural potential, and highly educated and skilled human resources, while establishing Armenia’s normal trade and supply links.

60. Places (Travel, Geography, Etc.) Places (Travel, geography, etc Francescape Travel guide to France; Virtual Galapagos;georgia (USA); A On the Web; Russia How has change affected the former ussr? http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/serious/places.html

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