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ANALYSIS
"Cooperation 2003": Style, Substance, and Some Surprises
By Malia K. Du Mont, Director of the China Eurasia Forum
NEWS AND SELECTED ARTICLES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS
NEW DOCUMENTS
Joint Communiqué Issued at Conclusion of Extraordinary Meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Joint Communiqué Issued at Conclusion of Meeting of the Council of Heads of Government of Member States of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization October 2003 (click to view complete newsletter)
ANALYSIS
Judging the Future Success of the SCO
By Matthew Oresman, Director of the China-Eurasia Forum NEWS AND SELECTED ARTICLES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS NEW DOCUMENTS
Text of Joint Communiqué on the 8th Regular Meeting of PRC and Russian Premiers November 2003 (click to view complete newsletter)
ANALYSIS
Indian Inroads into Central Asia: A New Great Game?
By Malia K. Du Mont, Director of the China-Eurasia Forum NEWS AND SELECTED ARTICLES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS NEW DOCUMENTS
Text of Assistant Secretary of State Elizabeth Jones's testimony before the House International Relations Committee Subcommittee on the Middle East and Central Asia House Central Asia, "Developments and the Administration's Policy." January 2004 - SCO Launch Double Issue(click to view complete newsletter)
ANALYSIS
1) SCO Update: The Official Launch of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
By Matthew Oresman, Director of the China-Eurasia Forum
2) Central Asia in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
By Farkhod Tolipov, University of World Economy and Diplomacy, Uzbekistan
3) That Other Central Asian Collective Security Organization - the CSTO
By Malia K. Du Mont, Director of the China-Eurasia Forum NEWS AND SELECTED ARTICLES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS NEW DOCUMENTS
Martha Blaxall: Economic And Political Implications Of China's Growing Economic Power On Central Asia. Testimony Before The U.S.-China Economic And Security Review Commission. February 2004 (click to view complete newsletter)
ANALYSIS:
The United States and China's Regional Policy
By Robert Sutter, Georgetown University NEWS AND SELECTED ARTICLES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS March 2004(click to view complete newsletter)
ANALYSIS:
China's New Push for Energy
By Peter Mattis NEWS AND SELECTED ARTICLES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS April-May 2004(click to view complete newsletter)
ANALYSIS:
1) Engaging China in Central Asia
By Matthew Oresman
2) Cooperation, Competition, Conflict: China And The U.S. In Central Asia
By Hu Jian NEWS AND SELECTED ARTICLES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS SPECIAL SECTION ON ARTICLES RELATED TO THE RECENT ATTACK IN UZBEKISTAN SELECTED PUBLIC STATEMENTS June 2004 (click to view complete newsletter)
ANALYSIS:
The SCO Summit and Criteria for Analysis
By Matthew Oresman, Director of the China-Eurasia Forum NEWS AND SELECTED ARTICLES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS SELECTED PUBLIC STATEMENTS BOOK RELEASE
Xinjiang: China's Muslim Borderland. Editor: S. Frederick Starr Fall 2004(click to view complete newsletter)
ANALYSIS:
The Tashkent Summit Meeting: The Steady Advance of the SCO
By Pan Guang
Russia, China, and Central Asia: The Strange Alliance
By Stephen Blank
Global and Regional Aspects of Sino-Kyrgyz Security Cooperation
By Marat Yermukanov
Paying the Price for Security: The Central Asian Republics and the "Great Powers"
By Alex Wooley
Where Four Worlds Meet: Russians, Kazakhs, Uyghurs, and Han Chinese in the PRC-Kazakhstan Border Zone
By Ross Perlin NEWS AND SELECTED ARTICLES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS Winter 2005 (click to view complete newsletter)
ANALYSIS:
Multilateralism and Narcotics Control in Central Asia
By Niklas Swanstrom
The Prospects for Chinese Influence in Central Asia
By Adiljon Umarov and Dmitry Pashkun
China and Central Asia's New Energy Relationship: Keeping Things in Perspective
By Kevin Sheives
LONG ARTICLES
China, Russia, and the United States: Prospects for Cooperation in Central Asia
By Zhao Huasheng
New Rules to the Old Great Game: Assessment of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's Proposed Free Trade Zone
By Leland Miller
July 2005 (click to view complete newsletter)
ANALYSIS:
The Shanghai Cooperation Summit: Where Do We Go From Here?
By Matthew Oresman, with Zamir Chargynov reporting from Kazakhstan
The SCO in the Last Year
By Zhao Huasheng
The Shanghai Cooperative Organization: Post-Mortem or Prophecy
By Stephen Blank
The New SCO Observers: Making a Leap Forward in Cautious Augmentation
By Pan Guang
East vs. West? Some Geopolitical Questions and Observations for the SCO
By Farkhad Tolipov
Russia and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization: A Difficult Match
By Dmitri Trenin
Guiding the 'Near Abroad' Russia and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
By Alexander White
Central Asian Water Resources and the Future of the SCO
By Li Lifan and Liu Jingqian
A Victory for China's New Security Concept:The Shanghai Cooperation Organization
By Peter Mattis
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November
2005 (Energy
and Security)
Editor's
Note p. 1
East
Asia and the Middle East: A Fateful Energy Embrace p.5
Kent Calder
Quest
for Oil and Geostrategic Thinking p.11
Ingolf Kiesow
China’s
Energy Dependence on the Middle East:
Boon or Bane for Asian Security? p.19
Phar Kim Beng and Vic Y.W. Li
China’s
Foreign Energy Asset Acquisitions:
From Shopping Spree to Fire Sale? p.27
Maria Kielmas
The
New Natural Gas-Based Technologies
in the Context of Northeast Asia p.31
Vladimir I. Ivanov
China’s
Energy Security Demands and the East
China Sea: A Growing Likelihood of
Conflict in East Asia? p. 35
Arthur S. Ding
China’s
Energy Security and Its International
Relations p.39
Zha Daojiong
The
Dilemmas of China’s Energy Governance:
Recentralization and Regional Cooperation p.55
Gaye Christoffersen
An
Asian Oil and Gas Union: Prospects
and Problems p.81
Niklas Swanström
China,
Kazakh Energy, and Russia: An Unlikely
Ménage à Trois p.99
Stephen Blank
The
Dragon and the Magi: Burgeoning Sino-Iranian
Relations in the 21st Century p.111
J. Brandon Gentry
Japan’s
Central Asian Diplomacy: Motivations, Implications and
Prospects for the Region p.127
Christopher Len
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February
2006 (Narcotics)
Editor's
Note p. 1
The
Drug Crime Threat to Countries Located on
the Silk Road p.5
Vladimir Fenopetov
The Drug Trade in Contemporary Russia
p.15
Louise Shelley
Afghanistan's Opium Production in Perspective
p.21
Pierre-Arnaud Chouvy
" Who Needs Protecting?" Rethinking
HIV, Drugs and Security in the China Context
p.25
Kasia Malinowska-Sempruch and Nick Bartlett
Revolution, Repression and Re-election in
2005: China's Response to Political Developments
in Central Asia p.31
Zamir Chargynov
The
Narcotics Threat in Greater Central Asia:
From Crime-Terror Nexus to State Infiltration p.
37
Svante Cornell
The
Logistics of Opiate Trafficking in Tajikistan,
Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan p.69
Jacob Townsend
Impact
of Drug Trade and Organized Crime on
State Functioning in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan p.93
Erica Marat
Narcotics
and China: An Old Security Threat From
New Sources p.113
Niklas Swanström
The
Strategic Central Asian Arena p.133
Richard Giragosia
May 2006
Editor's
Note, p.1
Central
Asia in Al-Qaeda’s Vision
of the Anti-American Jihad, 1979-2006, p.
5-10
Michael Scheuer
Terrorism
in Eurasia: Enhancing the Multilateral
Response, p. 11-17
Richard Weitz.
East
Turkestan Terrorism and the Terrorist Arc:
China ’s Post-9/11 Anti-Terror
Strategy, p. 19-24.
Pan Guang
Nuclear
Smuggling, Rogue States and Terrorists, p. 25-32
Rensselaer Lee
Reevaluating
the Risks of Terrorist Attacks Against
Energy Infrastructure in
Eurasia, p.33-38
Pavel Baev
The
Phenomenology of “Akromiya”:
Separating Facts from Fiction, p. 39-48
Alisher Ilkhamov
Perception
and Treatment of the "Extremist" Islamic
Group Hizb ut-Tahrir by Central Asian Governments,
p. 49-54
Saule Mukhametrakhimova
An
Al-Qaeda Associate Group Operating in China?, p. 55-61
Rohan Gunaratna and Kenneth Pereire
Will
Kazakh Authorities Avoid Extremist Pitfalls? p. 63-67
Marat Yermukanov
Cross
Border Terrorism Issues Plaguing Pakistan–Afghanistan Relations, 69-74
Rizwan Zeb
Confronting
Terrorism and Other Evils in China: All
Quiet on the Western Front?,
p. 75-87
Chien-peng Chung
Fact
and Fiction: A Chinese Documentary on Eastern
Turkestan Terrorism, p.89-108
Yitzhak Shichor
Strategic
Surprise? Central Asia in 2006, p.109-130
Stephen Blank
Counterinsurgency,
Counterterrorism, State-building and
Security Cooperation
in Central Asia, p.131-151
Michael Mihalka
Multilateralism,
Bilateralism and Unilateralism in Fighting
Terrorism in
the SCO Area,
p. 153-169
Farkhod Tolipov
August 2006
Editor's
Note
Escaping
the Resource Trap: Market Reform and
Political Governance
in the Resource Rich Countries of Eurasia,
p. 3-14
Alan Rousso
China
and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization:
Post-Summit Analysis and
Implications for the United States, p.
15-21
Chin-Hao Huang
India’s Attitude towards China’s
Growing Influence in Central Asia, p. 23-34
Gulshan Sachdeva
HIV/AIDS
in Xinjiang: A Growing Regional Challenge, p. 35-50
Bates Gill & Song Gang
After
the G-8 Summit: China and the Shanghai Cooperation
Organization, p. 51-64
Ariel Cohen
Escaping
Russia, Looking to China: Turkmenistan
Pins Hopes on China’s
Thirst for Natural Gas, p. 67-87
Kathleen J. Hancock
Securing
the Maritime Silk Route: Is there a Sino-Indian
Confluence? p. 89-103
Gurpreet Singh Khurana
The
Shanghai Cooperation Organization at 5:
Achievements and Challenges Ahead, p.
105-123
Zhao Huasheng
November
2006
Editor's
Note 1
Kazakhstan
and the United States in a Changed World,
p.7
Evan A. Feigenbaum
The
Logic Behind Sino-Iranian Cooperation,
p.15
Ilan Berman
NATO
Battles the Taliban and Tests Its Future
in Afghanistan, p.15
Julianne Smith
Russia’s
Energy Leverage over China and the Sinopec-Rosneft
Deal, p.31
Nicklas Norling
Kyrgyzstan’s
Unfinished Revolution, p.39
Alisher Khamidov
Pakistan’s
Kashmir Policy, p.45
Lt. Gen. ® Talat Masood
Pakistan
and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization,
p.51
Rizwan Zeb
Central
Asia and China’s Energy Security,
p.61
Xuanli Liao
Recreating
the Silk Road: The Challenge of Overcoming
Transaction Costs, p.71
Alan Lee Boyer
The
Ecology of Strategic Interests: China’s
Quest for Energy Security from the Indian
Ocean and the South China Sea to the Caspian
Sea Basin, p.97
Tarique Niazi
The
Energy Security in Central Eurasia: the
Geopolitical Implications to China’s
Energy Strategy, p.117
Guo Xuetang
China’s
Central Asia Policy in Recent Times,
p.139
Ramakant Dwivedi
Politico-military
Developments in Central Asia and Emerging
Strategic Equations, p.161
Vinod Anand
February
2007
Editor's
Note
Kazakhstan’s
Partnership with NATO: Strengths, Limits
and Prognosis, p.7
Roger N. McDermott
The
Modernization Drive of the PLA and the New
Defense White Paper, p.21
Jagannath P. Panda
China’s
Relations with Azerbaijan, p.29
Fariz Ismailzade
Post-Soviet
Military-Political Integration: The Collective
Security Treaty Organization and its Relations
with the EU and NATO, p.35
Alexander I. Nikitin
Russia’s Opposition to Georgia’s
Quest for NATO Membership, p.45
Kakha Jibladze
Civil-Military Relations and the 2007 Elections
in Pakistan: Impact on the Regional Security
Environment, p.53
Talat Masood
International
Factors Stopping Security Sector Reform:
The Uzbek Case, p.61
Peter K. Forster
Changes
in Uzbekistan’s Military Policy after
the Andijan Events, p.67
Rustam Burnashev and Irina Chernykh
The
Russian Defense Reform, p.75
Irina Isakova
Soviet
Military Legacy and Regional Security Cooperation
in Central Asia, p.83
Erica Marat
Nationalists,
Muslim Warlords, and the “Great Northwestern
Development” in Pre-Communist China,
p.115
Hsiao-ting Lin
May
2007
Editors
Note-- The Shanghai Cooperation Organization
and the Bishkek Summit
The
New Nomads? The American Military Presence
in Central Asia
Dan Burghart, p. 5
Not
Much of a Game: Security Dynamics in Central
Asia
Michael Mihalka, p. 21
A
Match Made in Heaven? Strategic Convergence
between China and Russia
Kyrre Elvenes Brækhus and Indra Øverland
, p. 41
Kazakhstan's
Security Interests and Their Implications
for the U.S.- Kazakh Relationship
Olga Oliker, p. 63
The
Rise of Islam in Muslim Eurasia: Internal
Determinants and Potential Consequences
Galina M. Yemelianova, p. 73
On
the Edge of the Big Muddy: The Taliban Resurgence
in Afghanistan
Thomas H. Johnson , p. 93
The
Hydroelectric Sector in Central Asia and
the Growing Role of China
Sebastien Peyrouse, p., 131
August 2007
Editors Note--The SCO and the Bishkek
Summit
Central Asia--National Interests and Regional
Prospects
Johannes F. Linn, p. 5
The
Shanghai Cooperation Organization and Europe
Alyson J.K. Bailes, p. 13
The
Russian Resurgence in the Middle East
Robert O. Freedman, p. 19
Mongolia
and Nuclear Age
Enkhsaikhan Jargalsaikhan, p. 25
HIV/AIDS:
Security Threat in Central Asia?
Svetlana Ancker, p. 33
The Taliban and Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal
Magnus Norell, p. 61
Energy Cooperation in the SCO: Club or Gathering?
Artyom Matusov, p. 83
Central
Asian Labor Migrants in Russia: The "Diasporization"
of the Central Asian States?
Marlène Laruelle, p. 101
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November
2007
Bishkek:
SCO’s Success in the Hinterland of
Eurasia
Pan Guang
Central Asia and the Regional Powers
Lowell Dittmer
Sino-Japanese
Competition for Central Asian Energy: China’s
Game to Win
Jacob Townsend and Amy King
In
Search for a Normal Relationship: China
and Russia Into the 21st Century
Yu Bin
Political
Development and Organized Crime: The Yin
and Yang of Greater Central Asia?
Niklas Swanström
Energy
Supply and Demand in Eurasia: Cooperation
between EU and Iran
Abbas Maleki
State-building,
Power-building, and Political Legitimacy:
The Case of post-Conflict Tajikistan
Antoine Buisson
Chinese
Migration to Kazakhstan: A Silk Road for
Cooperation or a Thorny Road of Prejudice?
Elena Sadovskaya
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