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Spheres of influence as negotiated hegemony – the case of Central Asia
Filippo Costa Buranelli
School of International Relations
Centre for Global Law and Governance
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Central Asia
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International Relations
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International Politics
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Great Power
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Social Structure
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Coercion
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Influencer
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Nineteenth Century
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Cold War
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Balance of Power
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Russian Federation
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