In the Shadow of Great Powers: A Comparative Study of Various Approaches to Regionalism in Central Asia
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Zhengyuan, Xu. (2010) 2012. “In the Shadow of Great Powers: A Comparative Study of Various Approaches to Regionalism in Central Asia”. Connections: The Quarterly Journal 9 (4): 37-52. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.11610/Connections.9.4.03.
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