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Geopolitical consequences of the end of the cold war in the post-soviet space : Prerequisites for the emergence of the shanghai cooperation organization. / Tarakanova, Tamara; Pogodin, Sergey; Matveevskaya, Anna; Evseeva, Lidiya.

Springer Geography. Springer Nature, 2021. p. 268-277 (Springer Geography).

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Tarakanova, T, Pogodin, S, Matveevskaya, A & Evseeva, L 2021, Geopolitical consequences of the end of the cold war in the post-soviet space: Prerequisites for the emergence of the shanghai cooperation organization. in Springer Geography. Springer Geography, Springer Nature, pp. 268-277. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58263-0_24

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Tarakanova, T., Pogodin, S., Matveevskaya, A., & Evseeva, L. (2021). Geopolitical consequences of the end of the cold war in the post-soviet space: Prerequisites for the emergence of the shanghai cooperation organization. In Springer Geography (pp. 268-277). (Springer Geography). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58263-0_24

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Tarakanova T, Pogodin S, Matveevskaya A, Evseeva L. Geopolitical consequences of the end of the cold war in the post-soviet space: Prerequisites for the emergence of the shanghai cooperation organization. In Springer Geography. Springer Nature. 2021. p. 268-277. (Springer Geography). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58263-0_24

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Tarakanova, Tamara ; Pogodin, Sergey ; Matveevskaya, Anna ; Evseeva, Lidiya. / Geopolitical consequences of the end of the cold war in the post-soviet space : Prerequisites for the emergence of the shanghai cooperation organization. Springer Geography. Springer Nature, 2021. pp. 268-277 (Springer Geography).

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