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Foreign Military Studies Office, Ft.
Leavenworth, Kansas, 2005, 193 pgs., footnotes, paperback
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This is a very enlightening transcript of the
presentations of 12 senior Chinese scholars and one Pakistani senior military
and diplomatic officer. They express very candid descriptions of Chinese
beliefs, policies and goals in economics, geopolitics and cultural aspects of
Chinese relations with the newly independent Central Asian countries. They make
clear that all of the above are part of the fundamental Chinese goal to become
one of the world 'great powers' and its relations with the Central Asian states
are significant contributions to this objective.
Americans should pay attention to this. The events since 2005 and especially in
2020 confirm the presentations of these Chinese authors.
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Chapter One - The New Great Game in Central
Asia-South Asia: Continuity and Change - Feroz Hassan Khan
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Part I: A Framework of Understanding
Chapter Two - China's Central Asia Policy - Zhou Huasheng
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Chapter Three - The Security of Central Asia
and Its Impact on China - Sun Huangzhi
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Chapter Four - Strategica Adjustments and
Countermeasures against Extremist Forces of Central Asian Countries after 9/11
- DongXiaoyang - Su Chang
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Chapter Five - Recent Developments and
Prospects of Relations Between China and the Central Asian States - Shi Ze
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Part II: Issues and Concerns
Chapter Six - Analysis of Relations between Interests of China and India in
Central Asia - Yang Shu
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Chapter Seven - The Role of Mulltilateral and
Anti-terror Mechanism in Central Asia -Pan Guang
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Chapter Eight - SCO and China-India Relations
in Central Asia - Zhang Guihong and Jaideep Salkia
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Chapter Nine - Competition for Caspian Energy
Development and its Relationship with China - Yu Jianhua
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Part III: The Way Ahead
Chapter Ten - China's Policy and Image Building in Central Asia: A Perspective
on Cultural Communications - Ni Jianping
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Chapter Eleven - The Common Interests of the
U.S. and China, and Prospects for Cooperation - Fu Yong
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