by Chris Jordan | Nov 2, 2015 | China, Conflict Management in Central Asia, John Heathershaw, Russia, Uncategorized
Will China continue to defer to Russia in Central Asia’s international security relations?By John Heathershaw (Text and photocredits)What kind of great power is China in Central Asia? It was this question that animated our discussions in October as...
by Chris Jordan | Oct 16, 2015 | Conflict Management in Central Asia, David Lewis, Russia, Uncategorized
By David Lewis, University of Exeter, originally published on The ConversationWhile international attention has focused on Russian military operations in Ukraine and Syria, Moscow has also been involved in a flurry of diplomatic and security initiatives to...
by Chris Jordan | Jul 15, 2015 | China, Conflict Management in Central Asia, Ivan Campbell, Russia, Uncategorized
By Ivan CampbellThe recent launch of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank highlights China’s economic and strategic ambitions, and will accelerate its economic expansion into Central Asia. As geopolitical dynamics shift, Ivan Campbell considers whether...
by Chris Jordan | Oct 13, 2014 | Catherine Owen, Conflict Management in Central Asia, Uncategorized
By Catherine OwenMarking the 100th day since the arrest of Alexander Sodiqov in Khorog, Tajikistan, staff and students in the Universities of Exeter, Sciences Po and Toronto met to debate the wider implications for conducting fieldwork in potentially dangerous or...
