EBSEES: Dyanat, M. - The emergence of the new subordinate system in Southwest and Central Asia after the collapse of the USSR

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ID	70133
Author(s)	Dyanat, M.
Title	The emergence of the new subordinate system in Southwest and Central Asia after the collapse of the USSR
Year	1998
Place	PhD thesis of the University of Exeter
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Foreign Relations / Asia [Browse all]
Medium	book
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

	Creating new states in Central Asia : the strategic implications of the collapse of Soviet power in Central Asia / Dannreuther, Roland J.
	Shifting geopolitical realities between South, Southwest and Central Asia / Vaughn, Bruce
	The old and new Central Asia / Karpat, Kemal
	The dynamics of the new great game in Muslim Central Asia / Ahrari, M.E.
	The Green Movement in the Soviet Union and in Russia after the collapse of the USSR: environmental degradation and political consciousness / Rowles, M.J.
	The evolution of the Romanian and Russian accounting charts after the collapse of the communist system / Richard, Jacques
	Central Asia: New arc of crisis? / Akiner, Shirin

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The emergence of the new subordinate system in Southwest and Central Asia after the collapse of the USSR