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Search results for: S. Frederick Starr

  • China’s Anti-Poverty Efforts: Problems and Progress

    Fatoumata Diallo

    Focus Asia March, 2019, pp. 4
  • The Philippines’ Reaction to Pompeo’s Interpretation of the US-Philippines Mutual Defense Treaty

    Ramses Amer and Li Jianwei

    Commentaries and Op-eds March 14, 2019, China-US Focus
  • Policies to Please Political Partners: The Development of Japan’s Intelligence Policy in the 21st Century

    Nicholas Fishlock

    Focus Asia June, 2019, pp. 11
  • Hong Kong’s Summer of Rage

    Phil C.W. Chan

    Focus Asia August, 2019, pp. 8
  • Hong Kong in China’s Geopolitical Gaze

    Phil C.W. Chan and Niklas Swanström

    Focus Asia August 23, 2019, pp.13
  • Turkey’s Russia Affair

    Suat Kiniklioglu

    Commentaries and Op-eds September 23, 2019, The Turkey Analyst
  • The Revolt of 1916 in Russian Central Asia

    Edward Dennis Sokol and S. Frederick Starr

    Books & Monographs May, 2016, Johns Hopkins Press, pp. 208, 1 map
  • The EU and Kazakhstan: Developing a Partnership in Trade and Transport

    Svante E. Cornell and S. Frederick Starr

    Issue & Policy Briefs December 22, 2015, No. 188
  • Tracking Trade-inspired Globalization Over More Than a Millennium

    S. Frederick Starr

    Commentaries and Op-eds April 22, 2016, The Washington Post
  • Kazakhstan 2041: the Next Twenty-Five Years

    Svante E. Cornell, Johan Engvall and S. Frederick Starr

    Silk Road Paper November, 2016, pp. 66
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