This article provides a comprehensive analysis of regional security theories within the context of a turbulent international system and the growing geopolitical significance of Central Asia. Various paradigms are examined — from classical realism to the postcolonial approach. Particular attention is given to Uzbekistan as a key actor playing a stabilizing role in the Central Asian region. The phenomenon of desecuritization is discussed, along with Uzbekistan’s strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing regional cooperation, trust, and resilience.

regional security, Uzbekistan, Central Asia, threats, international relations.

Теория комплексов региональной безопасности и Восточная Азия https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/teoriya-kompleksov-regionalnoy-bezopasnosti-i-vostochnaya-aziya

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