num_pages: 432
description: Proceedings of the 1993 conference held at the Exeter Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies. Contributors Paul A. Goble (The 50 Million Muslim The West and Central Asia Today); Martha Brill Olcott (Islamic Consciousness and Nationalist Ideology in Central What Role for Foreign Actors?); Valeria F. Piacentini ( Iranian and Saudi Arabian Religious and Geoplitical Competition in Central Asia); Mai Yamani (Saudi Arabia and Central The Islamic Connection); Andrew M. Apostolou (The Problems of Creating Economies in Central Asia); Mohammad H. Akbari &amp; Mahmood G. Tabatabaie (Central Asia, Persian Gulf and Regional Development Order); Z.I.Munavvarov, Uzbekistan and the Gulf Co-operation Perspectives of Political &amp; Economic Co-operation); Anoushiravan Ehteshami (New Iran the GCC and the CCARs); Eric Hooglund (Iran and Central Asia); Alexei Vassiliev (Turkey and Iran in Transcaucasia and Central Asia); G. Reza Sabri-Tabrizi (Azerbaijan and Armenian Conflict and coexistence); Maxim Shashenkov (Russia in Central Emerging Security Links; (Rosemary Hollis) Western Security Strategy in South West Asia; (Vitaly Naumkin) The Political and Security Linkages Between the Gulf &amp; the Muslim States of CATR; (Riad N. El-Rayyes); An Arab Perspective on the Central Asian Republics in the Context of the New World Order.
language: English
title: From the Gulf to Central Asia: Players in the New Great Game
titlecomplete: From the Gulf to Central Asia: Players in the New Great Game (Arabic & Islamic Studies)
ratings_count: 1
publisher: University of Exeter Press