Titlebook: Ethnic Challenges Beyond Borders; Chinese and Russian Yongjin Zhang (Senior Lecturer),Rouben Azizian (Le Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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Introductionsponses of these two continental powers to the emergence of a group of independent states in Central Asia. It intends to provide a rare insight into the Chinese and the Russian perceptions of the evolving Central Asia conundrum.

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China and Central Asia: Towards a New Relationshipon can be said to be the most revolutionary change of all, which has posed a daunting question of practical significance to politicians and diplomats the world over: what important impact would the collapse of the Soviet Union exert on the rapidly changing world?

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Ethnic Harmony and Conflicts in Central Asia: Origins and Policiess. Frequent ethnic conflicts and struggles of ethnic minorities first against Russian and then Soviet domination, were an essential part of the history of Central Asia. Since the Central Asian republics declared their independence at the end of 1991, ethnic harmony has been seen as the most fundamen

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Russia and Russians in Central Asia their neighbours. At the same time these countries were the region of highest population growth in the former USSR: in thirty years the population growth was 260 per cent in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, 240 per cent in Turkmenistan, 210 per cent in Kyrgyzstan, 170 per cent in Kazakhstan. In compariso

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