Post-Soviet States of Central Asia in China’s Policies

Malysheva, D.

doi:10.20542/0131-2227-2019-63-5-101-108

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“…Нужно отметить, что исторические аспекты китайско-индийского пограничного конфликта и его ход в ХХ в. хорошо изучены в востоковедческих исследованиях (см., например: [1][2][3]), тогда как события последних лет освещались преимущественно в журналистских публикациях. В российском востоковедении есть авторитетные работы по экономической экспансии каждого из государств в регионах Азии (см., например: [4][5][6]). Зарубежными исследователями в последние годы также много внимания уделено активности КНР и Индии в Африке и Латинской Америке (см., например: [7][8][9] [18].…”

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China and India in the Beginning of the 21st Century: Between Rivalry and Cooperation

Геннадьевна¹

2020

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The relationship between such Asia-Pacific powers, as India and China, has recently become a significant factor of how regional security is being maintained and how efficient the regional multilateral cooperation can be. The two states are close neighbours, possessing a long border, and both are presented in high-profile international institutions, e. g. the BRICS. At the same time, they are involved in a long-term border controversy, which sometimes pushes the relations to the verge of war. In addition, India and China are diverged by contradictions in other areas, primarily in economic aspects, and their competition for influence at the international level and in various regions of the Global South. The aim of this paper is to trace, how the Sino-Indian conflict, on the one hand, and their cooperation, on the other hand, developed throughout the recent 20 years, and try to answer the question, how it all shaped their status for each other, namely, the one of a partner, a rival or an enemy. The author consequently studies the landmark events in border conflict since the beginning of the 21st century, the political exchanges between China and India meanwhile, and the basic trends of economic and military cooperation and competition between the two countries. In conclusion, the results of the research are presented, and the possible impact of Sino-Indian ambivalent relationship on Russian policy towards them and on the work of international institutions involving both countries, is discussed.

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China and India in the Beginning of the 21st Century: Between Rivalry and Cooperation

Геннадьевна¹

2020

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Post-Soviet Central Asia in the Focus of Interests of Major Asian States (2019-2020)

Malysheva

2021

Kontury glob. transform.: polit. èkon. pravo

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The study aims at identifying some areas of international political interaction between post-Soviet Central Asian states and the major economic powers of Asia -China, India and Japan. The task is to determine their interests in the Central Asian region with an emphasis on the political component. The current state of political cooperation between China, India, Japan and the countries of Central Asia is considered. Their joint efforts to solve the problems and threats facing the sustainable development of the region are characterized, while overcoming those problems occurs within the framework of the formation of both bilateral and multilateral relations. The dynamics of political and military interaction between China and its Central Asian partners is revealed. It is shown that the regional security sphere is directly linked by China with the problem of protecting its own economic interests in the countries undergoing its Belt and Road program, aimed at changing the economic landscape not only in Central Asia, but throughout Asia. India and Japan, whose positions have come closer against the background of rising China, has defined their own strategies for Central Asia. Politics of major Asian powers in post-Soviet Central Asia are analyzed through the prism of the emergence of a polycentric world in Asia. Its distinctive features are: the emergence of new regional “centers of power”; their confrontation along the line of Sino-Pakistani, Sino-Indian rivalries; involvement of external players (the U.S.) in regional processes. In this regard, attention is drawn to the activities of such a multilateral international structure as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), as well as to the development of alternative infrastructure projects and concepts - QUAD, Indo-Pacific, Blue Dot Network. The results of the study are formulated in the following conclusion: the countries of Central Asia and the major regional economic powers in Asia base their relations on the foundation of mutually beneficial interests and equal partnership of independent states.

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Integration Processes in Central Asia: The Clash of Interests of External Factors

2021

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The article examines the prospects and limitations of the development of integration processes in the Central Asian region, taking into account several prominent external players in relation to the region — Russia, the United States and the EU (“collective West”) China The chosen topic is relevant for several reasons: the high resource capacity of the Central Asian region, the peculiarities of its geopolitical and geostrategic position, the growth of foreign policy and foreign economic activity of the countries of the region The authors of the article proceed from the hypothesis that the interests of the main large geopolitical players: Russia, China and the West, play one of the important roles in these processes The main problem considered in this article is to what extent the interests of large players coincide or contradict each other and whether they contribute to the interests of Eurasian economic integration The study was carried out using resource-actor analysis, taking into account the peculiarities of the behaviour of foreign policy actors The study identifed the most conﬂicting points on the agenda of large external players, possible areas for cooperation, and factors, that inﬂuence Russian integration initiatives in the region

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Post-Soviet States of Central Asia in China’s Policies

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China and India in the Beginning of the 21st Century: Between Rivalry and Cooperation

China and India in the Beginning of the 21st Century: Between Rivalry and Cooperation

Post-Soviet Central Asia in the Focus of Interests of Major Asian States (2019-2020)

Integration Processes in Central Asia: The Clash of Interests of External Factors

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