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China and Central Asia: Rhythms of the Past and Tunes for the Future

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China and Central Asia are not merely neighbours, but different members of the same family and thus their history and future are intrinsically intertwined. This discussion will give an overview of historical trade, cultural and political linkages and make an attempt to give a view on some projections for the future.

This talk is part of the China Research Seminar Series series.

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