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PUBL.- The China and Eurasia Forum Quarterly, May 2008 Issue

Posted by: Nicklas Norling <[log in to unmask]>

The Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program
(www.silkroadstudies.org) is pleased to announce the release of the
May 2008 issue of the China and Eurasia Forum Quarterly. The issue is
online at either of the following links:

http:\\www.isdp.eu\cefq
http:\\www.silkroadstudies.org\new\inside\publications\CEF_home.htm

The PDF-version of the entire issue is available at:

http:\\www.isdp.eu\files\publications\cefq\08\May_2008.pdf

Contributions to this issue included

Reassessing the Fleeting Potential for U.S.-China Cooperation in  
Central Asia
Matthew Oresman
http:\\www.isdp.eu\files\publications\cefq 
\08\mo08reassessingfleeting.pdf

Criminalization of the Kyrgyz State Before and After the Tulip  
Revolution
Erica Marat
http:\\www.isdp.eu\files\publications\cefq\08\em08kyrgyzstanstate.pdf

Rethinking Central Asian Security
Stephen Blank
http:\\www.isdp.eu\files\publications\cefq\08\sb08rethinkingcentral.pdf

Kazakhstan: Will "BRIC" be spelled with a K?
Martha Brill Olcott
http:\\www.isdp.eu\files\publications\cefq\08\mo08kazakhstanbric.pdf

China's Central Asian Strategy and the Xinjiang Connection: Predicaments
   and Medicaments in a Contemporary Perspective
Yitzhak Schicor
http:\\www.isdp.eu\files\publications\cefq\08\ys08xinjiangchina.pdf

China as an Emerging Superpower in Central Asia: The View from Ashkhabad
Jan ©ír and Slavomír Horák
http:\\www.isdp.eu\files\publications\cefq\08\sh08chinaturkmenistan.pdf

China's Integration of Xinjiang with Central Asia: Securing a "Silk
Road" to Great Power Status
Michael Clarke
http:\\www.isdp.eu\files\publications\cefq\08\mc08xinjianggrand.pdf


The China and Eurasia Forum is an independent forum which seeks to
bring together regional experts, academics, government policy makers,
and business leaders with an interest in the growing relationship
between China and Eurasia. The forum is affiliated to the Central
Asia-Caucasus Institute and the Silk Road Studies Program.

Focusing primarily on Sino-Central Asian, Sino-Russian, and
Sino-Caucasian relations, the goal of the CEF Quarterly is to foster
discussion and information sharing between a geographically distant
community that recognizes the significance of China's emergence in
this important part of the world.

The editor invites longer analytical articles of approximately 7000
words or shorter more concrete articles on approximately 2000 words.
The next issue will be out in August 2008. Authors are encouraged to
submit interesting and thought-provoking articles for review to
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