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This book is a comparative study of Chinese and Russian policies in
their respective inner peripheries. As the inner peripheries of the
two states are rather vast, a selected number of regions have been
chosen from the two geographical expanses. These regions are not
only rich in hydrocarbons and minerals but also serve as conduits
of the same. Moreover, the geographical position of the Caucasus
provides Russia with an ingress into the Transcaucasia; a region
that has often presented Moscow with serious challenges in
international politics. Similarly, Xinjiang and Tibet serve as
supply bases of hydrocarbon and mineral, and as conduits of the
same to the Chinese regime. In addition to this, while Tibet serves
as China's anchorage in Himalayas and a buffer zone against the
Indian threat, Xinjiang is China's gateway to the resource rich
Central Asian market. With both Russia and China on the path of
changing the post-Soviet unipolar order; insights on Sino-Russian
ties and the various challenges and opportunities available to the
two states are inevitable for any reader trying to understand the
complexity of international politics in general and of Chinese and
Russian politics in particular of the twenty-first century.
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