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Kazakhstan’s changing geopolitics: the resource economy and popular attitudes about China’s growing regional influence

Natalie Koch Department of Geography, The Maxwell School, Syracuse University, 144 Eggers Hall, Syracuse, NY, 13244-1020, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 110-133 | Received 21 May 2012, Accepted 22 Aug 2012, Published online: 13 Apr 2013

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Justin Brassett, Moldir Akmadi & Troy Sternberg. (2023) Seeing beyond negotiations: the impacts of the Belt and Road on Sino-Kazakh transboundary water management. International Journal of Water Resources Development 39:3, pages 361-381.
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Gian Marco Moisé & Paolo Sorbello. (2022) The EU and European transnational companies in Central Asia: relocating agency in the energy sector. Central Asian Survey 41:4, pages 770-787.
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Natalie Koch & Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen. (2021) The Geopolitics of Renewables in Kazakhstan and Russia. Geopolitics 26:2, pages 521-540.
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Irina Busygina. (2019) Are post-Soviet leaders doomed to be populist? A comparative analysis of Putin and Nazarbayev. European Politics and Society 20:4, pages 502-518.
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Jesse Swann-Quinn. (2019) Mining the homeland: imagining resources, nation, and territory in the Republic of Georgia. Eurasian Geography and Economics 60:2, pages 119-151.
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Fabienne Bossuyt. (2018) The EU’s and China’s development assistance towards Central Asia: low versus contested impact. Eurasian Geography and Economics 59:5-6, pages 606-631.
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Natalie Koch. (2018) Disorder over the border: spinning the spectre of instability through time and space in Central Asia. Central Asian Survey 37:1, pages 13-30.
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Emily T. Yeh. (2016) Introduction: The geoeconomics and geopolitics of Chinese development and investment in Asia. Eurasian Geography and Economics 57:3, pages 275-285.
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Thomas Ambrosio & William A. Lange. (2014) Mapping Kazakhstan’s geopolitical code: an analysis of Nazarbayev’s presidential addresses, 1997–2014. Eurasian Geography and Economics 55:5, pages 537-559.
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Natalie Koch. (2013) The ‘heart’ of Eurasia? Kazakhstan's centrally located capital city. Central Asian Survey 32:2, pages 134-147.
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Moritz Pieper. (2020) The linchpin of Eurasia: Kazakhstan and the Eurasian economic union between Russia’s defensive regionalism and China’s new Silk Roads. International Politics 58:3, pages 462-482.
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Natalie Koch & Tom Perreault. (2018) Resource nationalism. Progress in Human Geography 43:4, pages 611-631.
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Matt Huber. (2018) Resource geography II: What makes resources political?. Progress in Human Geography 43:3, pages 553-564.
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Artem Patalakh. (2018) Kazakhstan’s EU policies: a critical review of underlying motives and enabling factors. Asian Journal of German and European Studies 3:1.
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