Alexandros Petersen, Advisor to the Wilson Center's European Energy Security Initiative (EESI), and Raffaello Pantucci of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences co-author an article as part of our joint-project on China in Central Asia.
Alexandros Petersen, Advisor to the Wilson Center's European Energy Security Initiative (EESI), co-authored an article with Raffaello Pantucci of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences as part of our joint-project on China in Central Asia. The article titled: The Clash of Eurasian Grand Strategies, was published in the National Interest and the Atlantic. The piece is part of a larger project on China in Central Asia (http://chinaincentralasia.com/).
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