Central Asia since independence
Shireen T. Hunter, Broxup, Marie Bennigsen, Center for Strategic and International Studies (Washington, D.C.)
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Shireen T. Hunter, Broxup, Marie Bennigsen, Center for Strategic and International Studies (Washington, D.C.)
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Foreword Introduction Internal Dynamics: Challenge and Reform Central Asia: Historical, Ethnic, Cultural, and Geopolitical Context Political Ideology and Institutional-Building Central Asian Political Systems Economic Revitalization and Reform External Relations Intra-Central Asian Relations Intra-CIS Relations Central Asia and Its Neighbors Central Asia and the West Index
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Foreword Introduction Internal Dynamics: Challenge and Reform Central Asia: Historical, Ethnic, Cultural, and Geopolitical Context Political Ideology and Institutional-Building Central Asian Political Systems Economic Revitalization and Reform External Relations Intra-Central Asian Relations Intra-CIS Relations Central Asia and Its Neighbors Central Asia and the West Index
Key concepts: Geopolitics, Central asia, Independence (probability theory), Politics, Context (archaeology), Political science, Ethnic group, Ideology