Table of contents for In the tracks of Tamerlane : Central Asia's path to the 21st century / edited by Daniel L. Burghart.

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Table of Contents
Preface: Preface by Dan Burghart
Chapter One: Introduction by Dan Burghart
Chapter Two: The Politics of Central Asia: National in Form, Soviet in 
Content by Wayne Merry
Chapter Three: Political Reform in Central Asia by Gregory Gleason
Chapter Four: Legal Reform in Central Asia by Roger Kangas
Chapter Five: Human Rights in Central Asia by Michael Ochs
Chapter Six: Democracy Building in Central Asia Post September 11 by 
Sylvia Babus
Chapter Seven: Islam in Central Asia: The Emergence and Growth of 
Radicalism in the Post-Communist Era by Tiffany Petros
Chapter Eight: The Rise of the Post-Soviet Petro-States: Energy Exports 
and Domestic Governance in Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan by Theresa 
Sabonis-Helf
Chapter Nine: Cooperative Management of Transboundary Water Resources 
in Central Asia by Daene C. McKinney
Chapter Ten: Cooperative Management of Transboundary Water Resources in 
Central Asia by Daene C. McKinney
Chapter Eleven: From Rio to Johannesburg: Comparing Sustainable 
Development in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and The Kyrgyz Republic by Alma 
Raissova and Aliya Sartbayeva
Chapter Twelve: Land Privatization and Conflict in Central Asia: Is 
Kyrgyzstan a Model?
Chapter Thirteen: Environmental Management in Independent Central Asia1
David S. McCauley
Chapter Fourteen: The Future of Electrical Power in the Republic of 
Kazakhstan by Kalkaman Suleimenov
Chapter Fifteen: Forging Relationships, Preventing Proliferation: A 
Decade of Cooperative Threat 
Reduction in Central Asia by Emily Daughtry
Chapter Sixteen: Building Security in Central Asia from a Multilateral 
Perspective by Jennifer D.P. Moroney
Chapter Seventeen: Who's Watching the Watchdogs? By Nancy Lubin
Chapter Eighteen: Migration Trends in Central Asia and the Case of 
Trafficking of Women by Saltanat Suliaimanova
Chapter Nineteen: Beyond the Battle of Talas: China's Re-emergence in 
Central Asia1 by Matthew Oresman
Chapter Twenty: Regional Security Cooperation and Foreign Policies in 
Central Asia: A 21st Century "Great Game"? by Robert Brannon
Chapter Twenty-one: Friends Like These: Defining U.S. Interests in 
Central Asia by Olga Oliker

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Asia, Central -- Politics and government -- 1991-.
Asia, Central -- Foreign relations -- 1991-.