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Book SynopsisThis book focuses on Central Asia's place in world affairs and how international politics of state-building has affected the Asian region, thus filling the gaps in ongoing discussions on the rise of Asia in global governance. It also attempts to generalize and contextualize the “Central Asian experience” and re-evaluate its comparative relevance, by explaining the complex dynamics of Central Asian politics through a detailed analysis of the effects of major international actors — both international organizations as well as current and rising great powers.
Table of ContentsIntroduction: What is NewA" about the New Central Asia; The European Union and Central Asia; The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and Central Asia; The North Atlantic Treaty Organization and Central Asia; The United Nations and Central Asia; Russia and Central Asia; China and Central Asia, The United States of America and Central Asia; India and Central Asia; Iran and Central Asia; Turkey and Central Asia; Prospective Trajectories for the Agency of International Actors in Central Asia.
