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Afghan Culture
Afghanistan's internal affairs
Amu Darya
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Baikal Amur Mainline
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Central Asia
Central Asian geopolitics
Classical Persian Literature
Energy Resources
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ethnocultural dynamics
European USSR
Freight Turnover
Greater Central Asia
Gulf War
Indian Ocean Area
Islamic political movements
Islamic Revolution
Kazakh Republic
Kirgiz SSR
Lake Aral
Metropolitan Russia
Muslim World
NATO Europe
oil and resource strategy
ONC
PDPA
regional security studies
Shah Waliullah
Socialist Afghanistan
Southern Tier
Soviet Central Asia
Soviet foreign policy
Soviet Union's strategy
Soviet-Afghan regional integration analysis
U.S. military strategy
West Germany
West Siberia
World Resource Base
Product details
- ISBN 9780367162030
- Weight: 430g
- Dimensions: 149 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 28 Feb 2021
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Since the dramatic events of a decade ago-the revolutions in Kabul and Teheran, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and the Gulf War- "Greater Central Asia" has recaptured the imagination of academia. Historians, Islamicists, anthropologists, political scientists, and defense analysts began to convene conferences and to produce collective volumes that concentrated on two seemingly unrelated subjects: the continuity and strength of ethnocultural patterns in Muslim Central Asia, on the one hand, and the limited range of U.S. military options for defense of the oil-rich Gulf region against hypothetical Soviet invasion, on the other. The contributors to this volume were asked to focus on the long term significance of the junction between Afghanistan and Soviet Eurasia through the "Midlands" region-a relationship that could have wide implications.
MILAN HAUNER was born in Germany during World War II and educated in Prague, France and England, where he studied at St John's College, Cambridge, and St Antony's, Oxford. He has published eight books and more than one hundred scholarly articles. Among his books are India in Axis Strategy (1981) and What is Asia to us? (1990). He is currently preparing a critical edition of President Edvard Benes' war memoirs 1939-45.
