Afghanistan and its neighbors after the NATO withdrawal
By: edited by Amin Saikal and Kirill Nourzhanov
Series: Contemporary Central Asia : societies, politics, and cultures; Contemporary Central Asia (Lanham, Md.)
Publisher: Lexington Books
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Number of pages: 225
ISBN-13: 9781498529129; 9781498529136
Subjects: Internationell säkerhet; National security; Geopolitics; Strategic aspects; Säkerhetspolitik; International Security; Internationella relationer; Geopolitik; Foreign relations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Afghanistan : a geopolitical paradox / Amin Saikal; title: U.S. policies and practices toward Afghanistan and Central Asia since 2001 / M. Nazif Shahrani; title: A new phase in relations between Iran and Afghanistan / Shahram Akbarzadeh; title: Beyond strategic depth? Pakistan's evolving relationship with Afghanistan / Aly Zaman; title: "New regionalism" and Afghanistan : the role of India / Meena Singh Roy; title: Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, desecuritization, and regional security / Reuel R. Hanks; title: Kazakhstan's policy toward Afghanistan : context, drivers, and outcomes / Nargis Kassenova; title: Political and economic pragmatism : Turkmenistan and Afghanistan since 1991 / Sebastien Peyrouse; title: Kyrgyzstan and Afghanistan's diminishing relationship / Christian Bleuer; title: Central Asian security after 2014 : the case of Tajikistan / Mahmadyusuf Tashrifov; title: Russia's Afghanistan policy after 2014 : staying at an arm's length and preparing for the worst / Kirill Nourzhanov; title: China in Afghanistan : navigating a "terrain of hazards" in search of geopolitical opportunity? / Michael Clarke; title: The European Union in the heartland : a normative power looking for a strategy in Central Eurasia / Emilian Kavalski; title: Conclusion.