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_aCentral Asia: the challenges of independence/ _cedited by Boris Rumer and Stanislav Zhukov |
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_aNew York: _bAakar, _c2003. |
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_a307 p. : _bill. ; _c24 cm. |
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505 | _a1 Introduction Part I Central Asia on the Eve f the Twenty-First Century 2 Geo-economic significance of Central Asia 3 Post-Soviet modernization in Central Asia: realities and prospects Part II Economic Performance 4 Broader parameters: development in the twentieth century 5 Structural changes 6 Economic integration in Cnetral Asia: problems and prospects 7 Between two gravitational poles: Russia and China Paty III External Dynamics: Foreign Trade 8 Kazakhstan: foreign trade policy 9 Uzbekistan: foreign economic activity Part IV Critical Economic Issues 10 Kazakhstan: the prospects and perils of foreign investment 11 Uzbekistan: problems of development and reform in the agrarian sector | ||
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_aAsia, Central _xEconomic Condition _zCongresses |
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_aAsia, Central _xEconomic Policy _zCongresses |
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_aAsia, Central _xForeign Economic Relations _zCongresses |
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700 | _aRumer, Boris, ed. | ||
700 | _aZhukov, Stanislav, ed. | ||
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