December 2009
The China and Eurasia Forum Quarterly Vol 7, No 4
This issue analyzes the role played by the EU during the Spanish Presidency in relation to Central Asia; Beijing’s management of the Xinjiang crisis; the potential role of the SCO in Afghanistan; and the crucial question of the collective use of water in Central Asia. Furthermore it discusses the renewal of the activism of Uzbek Islamists in both Afghanistan and the tribal zones of north Pakistan; and the prospects of developing an energy partnership between the EU and Central Asia. Two more articles are devoted to studying the evolution of Turkey’s geopolitical situation from the perspective of the Abkhaz diaspora issue and Ankara’s energy ambitions, while another article tackles Afghanistan and the question of water, irrigation development, and future climate change.
© 2009 Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program (CACI-SRSP)
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Author:
Nicolás de Pedro, Yuhui Li, Azganush A Migranyan, Li Lifan, Peter Sinnott, Luba Azarch, Laurent Vinatier, Thrassy N Marketos, David W Rycroft, Kai Wegerich
Editor:
Niklas Swanström, Sébastien Peyrouse, Christopher Len
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Volume:
7
Issue:
4
Chapters:
- Spain and Central Asia: Prospects for 2010
- Notes on the Chinese Government’s Handling of the Urumqi Riot in Xinjiang
- Reassessing the SCO Economic Security in the Context of the "Afghan Factor"
- Presidential Elections in Kyrgyzstan
- Peeling the Waziristan Onion
- Central Asia and the European Union
- Between Russia and the West
- Turkey in the Eurasian Energy Security Melting Pot
- The Three Blind Spots of Afghanistan
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