This study examines regional and international security dynamics related to Afghanistan and focuses on the role of foreign troops and the potential effects of a final withdrawal.
This study examines regional and international security dynamics related to Afghanistan and focuses on the role of foreign troops and the potential effects of a final withdrawal.
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Contemporary Central Asia: Societies, Politics, and Cultures
Amin Saikal is professor and director of the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies (Middle East and Central Asia) at the Australian National University. Kirill Nourzhanov is senior lecturer at the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies (Middle East and Central Asia) at the Australian National University.
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Introduction Amin Saikal and Kirill Nourzhanov Part I: Afghanistan in the post-Taliban Era: The Politics and Geopolitics of Survival Chapter 1: Afghanistan: A Geopolitical Paradox Amin Saikal Chapter 2: US Policies and Practices towards Afghanistan and Central Asia since 2001 M. Nazif Shahrani Part II: Traditional Regional Players: Iran Pakistan and India Chapter 3: A New Phase in Relations between Iran and Afghanistan Shahram Akbarzadeh Chapter 4: Beyond Strategic Depth? Pakistan's Evolving Relationship with Afghanistan Aly Zaman Chapter 5: "New Regionalism" and Afghanistan: The Role of India Meena Singh Roy Part III: Afghanistan as Viewed from Central Asia Chapter 6: Uzbekistan Afghanistan Desecuritization and Regional Security Reuel R. Hanks Chapter 7: Kazakhstan's Policy toward Afghanistan: Context Drivers and Outcomes Nargis Kassenova Chapter 8: Political and Economic Pragmatism: Turkmenistan and Afghanistan since 1991 Sebastien Peyrouse Chapter 9: Kyrgyzstan and Afghanistan's Diminishing Relationship Christian Bleuer Chapter 10: Central Asian Security after 2014: The Case of Tajikistan Mahmadyusuf Tashrifov Part IV: Afghanistan and Central Asia in a Wider International Context Chapter 11: Russia's Afghanistan Policy after 2014: Staying at an Arm's Length and Preparing for the Worst Kirill Nourzhanov Chapter 12: China in Afghanistan: Navigating a "Terrain of Hazards" in Search of Geopolitical Opportunity? Michael Clarke Chapter 13: The European Union in the Heartland: A Normative Power Looking for a Strategy in Central Eurasia Emilian Kavalski Conclusion Amin Saikal and Kirill Nourzhanov
Introduction Amin Saikal and Kirill Nourzhanov Part I: Afghanistan in the post-Taliban Era: The Politics and Geopolitics of Survival Chapter 1: Afghanistan: A Geopolitical Paradox Amin Saikal Chapter 2: US Policies and Practices towards Afghanistan and Central Asia since 2001 M. Nazif Shahrani Part II: Traditional Regional Players: Iran Pakistan and India Chapter 3: A New Phase in Relations between Iran and Afghanistan Shahram Akbarzadeh Chapter 4: Beyond Strategic Depth? Pakistan's Evolving Relationship with Afghanistan Aly Zaman Chapter 5: "New Regionalism" and Afghanistan: The Role of India Meena Singh Roy Part III: Afghanistan as Viewed from Central Asia Chapter 6: Uzbekistan Afghanistan Desecuritization and Regional Security Reuel R. Hanks Chapter 7: Kazakhstan's Policy toward Afghanistan: Context Drivers and Outcomes Nargis Kassenova Chapter 8: Political and Economic Pragmatism: Turkmenistan and Afghanistan since 1991 Sebastien Peyrouse Chapter 9: Kyrgyzstan and Afghanistan's Diminishing Relationship Christian Bleuer Chapter 10: Central Asian Security after 2014: The Case of Tajikistan Mahmadyusuf Tashrifov Part IV: Afghanistan and Central Asia in a Wider International Context Chapter 11: Russia's Afghanistan Policy after 2014: Staying at an Arm's Length and Preparing for the Worst Kirill Nourzhanov Chapter 12: China in Afghanistan: Navigating a "Terrain of Hazards" in Search of Geopolitical Opportunity? Michael Clarke Chapter 13: The European Union in the Heartland: A Normative Power Looking for a Strategy in Central Eurasia Emilian Kavalski Conclusion Amin Saikal and Kirill Nourzhanov
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