The Central Asian Republics After September 11, 2001: How Should The U.S. Alter Its Engagement Strategy?
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This document discusses changes needed in US strategy for the Central Asian Republics. It uses events of September 11th as the turning point in US efforts. It describes the previous strategy used in the area and some of the foundations upon which it was built. Using articles and transcripts of congr
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