Upcoming issue of the Azerbaijan and Caspian Studies Center Bulletin will deal with bilateral relations between European countries and states of the Caspian region. Articles with focus on foreign policy issues, security, economic, cultural and other areas within the realm of bilateral relations are all welcome.
ACSC welcomes submissions in Czech or English language.

Deadline for submissions is 7th October 2010. More information is available here.

In April 2010, Bulletin of the Azerbaijan and Caspian Studies Center has been issued. It contains articles on the EU relations towards Central Asia in the context of energy (Irena Buršová), relations between the European Union and Central Asia (Peter Plenta), regime change in Georgia (Ondrej Schütz), interview with Altai Efendiev from the Azerbaijani Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Jana Kovačovská), interview with Tim Gould from the International Energy Agency in Paris (Jana Kovačovská), article on political and security involvement of the EU in the South Caucasus conflict resolution (Valer Lomuashvili) and article on the relations between Georgia and the EU (Jan Husák). The Bulletin has been published in the Czech language and is available here.

Bulletin of the Azerbaijan and Caspian Studies Center is now available online. Here you can find every issue of the Bulletin in pdf format right after its release. (Bulletin is published in Czech language.) First issue (April 2009), Second issue (October 2009)

Azerbaijan and Caspian Studies Center (ACSC) is part of the International Institute of Political Science of Masaryk University (IIPS). It aims to bring information about increasingly important region to wider public, through cooperation among scholars, students and representatives of cultural, media and public sphere.

Azerbaijan and Caspian Studies Center Bulletin is a quarterly published, center-run journal which analyzes the most important current events and significant long-term issues in the region. ACSC Bulletin helps to provide information to both scholarly and non-academic readers. Among the audience of the Bulletin, representatives from public sector (Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic and their Slovak counterparts), academic institutions and business sector. Each issue is being sent according to its topic to the relevant institutions and individuals. Bulletin has its own publication number (ISSN). If interested in publishing in the upcoming issue, please contact Filip Cernoch at cernoch@iips.cz.