A byzantine arabesque? / Gregory Copley and Yossef Bodansky.
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Defense & Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy Vol XXXVII No 11-12, pp.4-7 (22)Summary: "Policy officials worldwide, particularly in the West, are failing to cope with" the complex challenges posed by Central Asia and the Caucasus. Suggests that China by contrast might just succeed in doing so with help from Russia and others. Outlines the implications of such a substantial change in regional power dynamics.
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"Policy officials worldwide, particularly in the West, are failing to cope with" the complex challenges posed by Central Asia and the Caucasus. Suggests that China by contrast might just succeed in doing so with help from Russia and others. Outlines the implications of such a substantial change in regional power dynamics.
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