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ajiss-1614	Azizian, Rouben; Davis, Elizabeth Van Wie	Terrorism, Geopolitics, and Multinational Security Cooperation in Central Asia	2006.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1080	37	36	Presenters at the conference were Baktybek Abdrisaev (Utah Valley University), Ehsan Ahrari (Strategic Paradigms, Washington, DC), Rouben Azizian (APCSS), Sanjay Chaturvedi (Panjab University), Jon Chicky (U.S. Department of Defense), Elizabeth Van Wie Davis (APCSS), Jim DeHart (U.S. Department of State), Feng Shaolei (East China Normal University), Fu Jen-Kun (Ching Yun University), Roger Kangas (Marshall Center, Ger- many), Alisher Khamidov (The Johns Hopkins University), Fatima Kuke- yeva (Al-Farabi Kazakh National University), Alexey Malashenko (Car- negie Moscow Center), Robert T. Moeller (U.S. Central Command), Yury Morozov (Center for Military-Strategic Studies, Moscow), Askar Nursha (Kazakhstan Institute of Strategic Studies), Thomas W. Simons, Jr. (Harvard University), Nadia Usaeva (Radio Free Asia), Shi Ze (China Institute of Inter- national Studies) Sohail Zaidi (Command & Staff College, Quetta), and Irina Zvyagelskaya (Center for Strategic and Political Studies, Moscow). Conference, Symposium, and Panel Reports Terrorism, Geopolitics, and Multinational Security Cooperation in Central Asia On 22-24 February 2006, the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (APCSS) held this conference on the complex security environment of Central Asia as the region continues to struggle with the phenomena of ter- rorism and religious extremism, poverty and corruption, political instability and authoritarian governance, as well as great power (China, Russia, and the United States) suspicion and rivalry.	cache/ajiss-1614.pdf	txt/ajiss-1614.txt