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With The Demise Of The Soviet Union In 1991, Its Fifteen Constituent Republics Suddenly Found Themselves Sovereign States. Among The New Countries Are The Five Republics Of Central Asia - Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, And Turkmenistan - That Comprise The Region To The South Of The Great Russian Heartland. Each Of These Countries Now Faces The Task Of Creating Its Own Foreign Policy: With One Another, With Its Former Imperial Ruler To The North, With The Islamic Countries To The South, And With The West. In Central Asia And The World, Eight Experts On The Region Address The Historic Power Struggles Between East And West And North And South That Have Shaped The Region And The Prognosis For Success In Overcoming A Turbulent Past And An Uncertain, Divided Present. In Addition To Its Continuing Strong Ties To Russia, Central-asia's Links With Its Southern Neighbors And The Potential Role Of Islam Are Also Examined. The Authors Advance The Case That These Countries Are Critical To The West Insofar As They Affect Western Interests In Russia And The Middle East. The Ongoing Civil War In Tajikistan And Central Asia's Relationship With China Are Also Addressed.--book Jacket

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Author
Michael Mandelbaum; Council on Foreign Relations
Publisher
Council on Foreign Relations Press; Council on Foreign Relations
Published
1994
Language
EN
ISBN
9780876091678
Category
history
Subjects
History, Language Learning, Political Science
Rating
4 / 5 (2 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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