The monograph comprehensively examines the issues of transformation of the world order in the context of the processes of modern regional construction in Central Asia. Theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of the category “world order” are analyzed, the author’s vision of the evolution of the principles of the Westphalian model in the context of globalization is outlined, and a transformational model of world order from the position of theoretical pluralism is proposed. The features, conditions and factors of transformation of the modern world order are studied through the prism of regional processes in Central Asia. The author's conceptual approaches to the problems of regionalism and regional order in Central Asia in the context of the transformation of the modern international political system are outlined. The foreign policy of the states of the region is analyzed in detail in the context of their national development strategies and the position of extra-regional actors in relation to Central Asian regionalism. Particular attention is paid to the system-forming role of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Central Asia in the light of the implementation of its own new foreign policy doctrine. The monograph is intended for master's students, doctoral students, teachers and researchers, as well as undergraduate students in the field of International Relations and Political Science. It will also be useful to readers interested in international relations and foreign policy.
