Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/10419/309065 
Year of Publication: 
2024
Publisher: 
SSRN, Rochester, NY
Abstract: 
Since March 2020, Azerbaijan has maintained the closure of its land borders with Russia, Iran, and Georgia. While initially framed as a response to the global pandemic, this decision carries profound and lasting implications. Although the government may perceive political benefits, the broader public continues to bear the economic costs. The direct and indirect consequences of these closures are substantial and warrant thorough examination. This article aims to explore the complex social and economic repercussions—both immediate and long-term—resulting from the prolonged closure of Azerbaijan’s land and sea borders.
Subjects: 
Azerbaijan-Georgia border
Azerbaijan-Russia border
Azerbaijan-Iran border
regional economy
cross-border trade
cross-border regional economy
transportation
tourism
unemployment
immigration
inflation
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Preprint

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