Alignments and Realignments in Central Asia: The Rationale and Implications of Uzbekistan's Rapprochement with Russia
@article{Fumagalli2007AlignmentsAR, title={Alignments and Realignments in Central Asia: The Rationale and Implications of Uzbekistan's Rapprochement with Russia}, author={M. Fumagalli}, journal={International Political Science Review}, year={2007}, volume={28}, pages={253 - 271} }
The eviction of the USA from the military base at Khanabad-Qarshi and the signing of an alliance treaty between Uzbekistan and Russia in November 2005 marked one of the most dramatic turnarounds in international alliances in the post-cold-war era. This article shows that regime survival is a driving force behind Uzbekistan's realignment. It also argues that a full account of Uzbekistan's turnaround needs to take into consideration systemic factors, namely, an external environment in which… CONTINUE READING
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