October 2009
The China and Eurasia Forum Quarterly Vol 7, No 3
This issue analyzes several contemporary political and social developments in Central Asia and the dynamic relationships that Central Asia has with Iran, India China and Russia. One article addresses the question of female suicide in post- Soviet Tajikistan not only as a religious and cultural stake, but as a problem of public health, and as evidence of strong social tensions resulting from male labor migration. Other articles address the issues of regional institutions and multilateral relations through discussions of the functions Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO).
© 2009 Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program (CACI-SRSP)
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Author:
Asel Doolotkeldieva, Simbal Khan, Yang Shu, Mahmoud Balooch, lisher Latypov, Selbi Hanova, Alexander Frost, Jagannath P Panda, Farhad Atai
Editor:
Niklas Swanström, Sébast ien Peyrouse, Christopher Len
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Volume:
7
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3
Chapters:
- Presidential Elections in Kyrgyzstan
- Stabilization of Afghanistan: US-NATO Regional Strategy and the Role of the SCO
- Reassessing the SCO’s Internal Difficulties
- Iran and India’s Cooperation in Central Asia
- Revisiting Female Suicide in Muslim Tajikistan
- Perspectives on the SCO: Images and Discourses
- The Collective Security Treaty Organization, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, and Russia’s Strategic Goals in Central Asia
- India’s Approach to Central Asia
- The Dynamics of Bilateral Relations in the South Caucasus
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