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After two wars: reflections on the American strategic revolution in Central Asia / Stephen J Blank

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BLANK Stephen J

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TextPublication details: Carlisle PA, USA: Strategic Studies Institute, US Army War College, 2005Description: 61pISBN:

1584871903 (pbk)

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Summary: In progressing its wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the USA has deployed forces to parts of Central Asia which until recently would have been undreamt of locations. This paper explains how this access has come about and why the region is now of long term strategic importance to Washington and to the West in general.

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In progressing its wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the USA has deployed forces to parts of Central Asia which until recently would have been undreamt of locations. This paper explains how this access has come about and why the region is now of long term strategic importance to Washington and to the West in general.

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