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155508
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166846
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India, which joined the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) with an Observer status in the year 2005, became a full-fledged member in 2017, during the SCO annual Summit in Kazakh capital Astana. This not only provides a leeway to India’s endeavour to keep its northern neighbours in good humour by building meaningful strategic partnership, but also to resurrect its ambition to become an important force in the Eurasian region.
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156971
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Cultural and civilisational stratum of existence of South and Central Asian regions and separate states associated with the numerous manifestations of identity (ethnic, confessional, linguistic, etc.) appears an important component of their political, social and economic being at the internal and external levels. At the same time, in the countries of these two regions, there are elements of both similarities and differences in the identity-related sphere that allows performing a look-through comparative-contrasting analysis of their complexes of identities on the basis of correspondence/incongruity to various theories, as well as of actual practice of their materialisation. In this regard, it is viable to discuss issues such as the identity theories in applications to the realities of South and Central Asia, the exposure on and specifics of implementation/non-implementation of the conflict potential of identities in both regions and the transfiguration of identities under the influence of mutual migrations. Immediate positive experience and best practises of implementing the identity policy in the two regions with particular emphasis upon India and Kazakhstan also deserve special attention.
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