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Central Asia: challenges of independence / Rumer, Boris; Zhukov, Stanislav 1998  Book
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Publication New York, M E Sharpe, 1998.
Description ix, 307p.
Standard Number 0765602547
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Central Asia: the challenges of independence / Rumer, Boris (ed); Zhukov, Stanislav (ed) 2003  Book
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Publication DelhI, Aakar Books, 2003.
Description x, 307p.
Series Central Asian Studies
Standard Number 818787905x
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Central Asia: a gathering storm / Rumer, Boris (ed) 2004  Book
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Publication Armonk, M.E.Sharp, 2004.
Description xiii, 442p.
Standard Number 0765608669
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Central Asia and the new global economy / Rumer, Boris (ed) 2000  Book
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Publication Armonk, M. E. Sharpe, 2000.
Description xiii, 288p.
Standard Number 0765606291
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Central Asia at the end of the transition / Rumer, Boris (ed.) 2005  Book
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Publication Armonk, M. E. Sharpe, Inc., 2005.
Description xiii, 448p.
Standard Number 0765615754
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Central Asia at the end of the transition / Rumer, Boris (ed.) 2005  Book
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Publication London, M E Sharpe, 2005.
Description xiii, 448p.hbk
Standard Number 0765615754
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Central Asia in transition: dilemmas of political and economic development / Rumer, Boris (ed) 1996  Book
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Publication New York, M E Sharpe, 1996.
Description xvii, 286p.
Standard Number 0563247606
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Central Asia in transition: dilemmas of political and economic development / Rumer, Boris (ed) 2003  Book
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Publication DelhI, Aakkar Books, 2003.
Description xx, 286p.
Series Central Asian studies
Standard Number 8187879041
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Powers in Central Asia / Rumer, Boris 2002  Article
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Publication 2002.
Description 57-68
Summary/Abstract In the post-Soviet 1990s, the three key players in the geopolitical space around Central Asia – Russia, China and the United States – achieved a provisional equilibrium. Russia maintained its traditional dominance in its former southern provinces. China, as it developed its economic relations with the Central Asian countries, gradually increased its own political influence, while seeking to avoid confrontation with Moscow. The United States, despite its preoccupation with other areas of greater strategic significance, kept a wary eye on the region. After 11 September, this alignment of power has changed: the United States is now the region's main economic donor and security manager. The Bush administration needs to think clearly about the advantages and disadvantages of US dominance in Central Asia. The American presence in Central Asia threatens to offend Russian nationalistic sensibilities and make Putin's pro-US policy domestically very difficult. The optimal US approach to Central Asia is to establish leadership there in partnership with Russia. It is not in the American interest to corner Putin and deny him the opportunity to continue his policy of integrating Russia with the West.
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