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| The evolution of the situation in the Central Asian states is crucial for the balance of forces not only on the regional level but also on the entire Eurasian continent. In an attempt to develop a non-Eurocentric framework for analysis, the author advances four (sensible but perhaps not terribly enlightening) categories--challenges, capacities, claims and commitments--to analyse the role of the state on both ends of the Eurasian continent. The term suggests the direction of Southeast Asia as it relates to the Eurasian continent and by inference it is assumed to be almost an |
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