Foreign Affairs - Author Page - S FREDERICK STARR

Author Page - S FREDERICK STARR

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A Partnership for Central Asia
S. Frederick Starr
July/August 2005
Summary: U.S. engagement with Afghanistan has brought all of Central Asia to a turning point, but flagging interest and uncoordinated policies risk undermining recent gains. To seize the opportunity for progress in a vital region, Washington should form a Greater Central Asia Partnership for Cooperation and Development.
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Making Eurasia Stable
S. Frederick Starr
January/February 1996
Summary: Central Asia is central to Eurasian security despite its seeming remoteness. Blessed with natural riches, it nevertheless has two wars in progress, ethnic and religious tensions, a limited amount of democracy, and far to go in development. Whether Central Asia consolidates its independence or slides into chaos will help determine whether Russia develops as a normal nation free from regional insecurities and imperial longings. Uzbekistan may be an island of stability and a potential anchor.
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