GEO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS IN CLOUD BLACK SEA TO CENTRAL ASIA
Abstract
This material is dedicated to the change in the spatial development of the core of the Eurasian space. In this exposé is a brief summary of the main geographic areas forming the major regions and areas of active human society activity. Illustrated are the main weaknesses of the region in geoeconomics and geopolitical plan and plot a vision for their future development and how these processes will affect Bulgaria.References
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