Kyrgyzstan: The Five Lessons of the Great American Air Base Debate
Cooley
Alexander A.
author
Barnard College. Political Science (Barnard College)
Barnard College. Political Science (Barnard College)
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Articles
2009
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As the Kyrgyz government continues to balance intricate negotiations with both Washington and Moscow over the future of the American military base at Manas, US policymakers would do well to reflect on their recent experience in the Kyrgyz Republic. Though it is tempting to blame the cash-strapped regime of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev and a meddlesome Russia for the difficulties currently faced by the United States in Kyrgyzstan, US planners and officials made their own fair share of faulty assumptions and missteps in dealing with the Manas issue.
International relations
Near Eastern studies
EurasiaNet.org
2009-02-11
http://www.eurasianet.org/node/59081
http://hdl.handle.net/10022/AC:P:12642
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