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China's security interests in Central Asia

Dr. Russell Ong School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 425-439 | Published online: 08 Aug 2006

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Michael Clarke. (2007) China's Internal Security Dilemma and the “Great Western Development”: The Dynamics of Integration, Ethnic Nationalism and Terrorism in Xinjiang. Asian Studies Review 31:3, pages 323-342.
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Weiqing Song. (2013) Feeling safe, being strong: China's strategy of soft balancing through the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. International Politics 50:5, pages 664-685.
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Malika Tukmadiyeva. (2013) Xinjiang in China’s Foreign Policy toward Central Asia. Connections: The Quarterly Journal 12:3, pages 87-108.
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Emilian Kavalski. (2010) Shanghaied into Cooperation: Framing China’s Socialization of Central Asia. Journal of Asian and African Studies 45:2, pages 131-145.
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P. Rangsimaporn. (2008) Russian perceptions and policies in a multipolar East Asia under Yeltsin and Putin. International Relations of the Asia-Pacific 9:2, pages 207-244.
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Emilian Kavalski. (2007) Partnership or Rivalry between the EU, China and India in Central Asia: The Normative Power of Regional Actors with Global Aspirations. European Law Journal 13:6, pages 839-856.
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Emilian Kavalski. (2016) Whom to Follow? Central Asia between the EU and China. China Report 43:1, pages 43-55.
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