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Susan Eisenhower, “Putin's Policies Toward the Near Abroad,” Aspen.org./Congressional papers, 29.
L. B. Vardomskii, “Mezhdu globalizmom i regionalizmom. Problemi I tendentsii regionalizatsii postsovetskogo prostranstva,” Politiia, no. 1, 24 (spring 2002): 65.
Ibid., 73ff.
Stephen J. Blank, “Putin's Twelve-Step Program,” The Washington Quarterly (winter 2002): 147ff.
Murat Laumulin (deputy director, Kazakhstan Institute for Strategic Studies), “Central Asia After 11 September,” Central Asia and the Caucasus 4 (16): 2002, 32.
Silvia Serano, “Les Américains en Géorgie: perceptions régionales,” Insight Archives (PSAN), vol. 2, issue 4; NIS Observed. An Analytical Review, vol. 7, no. 15, September 2002; Laura Bagdasarian, “The Southern Caucasus in the New World Order Context,” Central Asia and the Caucasus, 5 (17): 2002, 33ff.
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Michael Rywkin
Michael Rywkin, professor emeritus at City College of the City University of New York, is the president emeritus and chairman of the Policy Advisory Board, Association for the Study of Nationalities (the former Soviet Union and East Europe). He has written extensively on Soviet and Central Asian affairs and on matters that affect the post-Soviet republics in general.