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Beyond Afghanistan: A Regional Security Strategy for South and Central Asia

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David W. Barno; Andrew Exum; Matthew Irvine

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(2011)
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Krambs, Timothy A.. "Central Asia and the Afghanistan Security Dilemma: Amelioration, Retrograde, or Status Quo? Central Asia’s Role in Regional Security Regarding Afghanistan after 2014." Connections: The Quarterly Journal 12, no. 2 (2013): 1-26.
"Центральная Азия и дилемма безопасности Афганистана: улучшение, ухудшение или сохранение статус кво ситуации? Роль Центральной Азии в региональной безопасности с учетом ситуации в Афганистане после 2014 года." Connections: The Quarterly Journal 12, no. 2 (2013): 1-34.
APA style: Barno, D. W., Exum A., & Irvine M. (2011).  Beyond Afghanistan: A Regional Security Strategy for South and Central Asia.
Chicago style: Barno, David W., Andrew Exum, and Matthew Irvine. Beyond Afghanistan: A Regional Security Strategy for South and Central Asia., 2011.
IEEE style: Barno, D. W., A. Exum, and M. Irvine, Beyond Afghanistan: A Regional Security Strategy for South and Central Asia, 25 May 2011.
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