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- Giustozzi, A., & Matveeva, A. (2008). The SCO:a regional organization in the making.
- Gupta, A. (2005).The US-India relationship: strategic partnership or complementary interests?. DIANE Publishing.
- Guihong, Z. (2003). US security policy towards South Asia after September 11 and its Implications for China: a Chinese perspective.Strategic analysis,27(2), 145-171.
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- Hilali, A. Z. (2017).US-Pakistan relationship: Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Taylor & Francis.
- Ilias, S. (2010).Iran's Economic Conditions: US Policy Issues. DIANE Publishing.
- Kim, S. P. (1998). The South China Sea in China's Strategic Thinking.Contemporary Southeast Asia,19(4), 369.
- Khan, S. S. (2011). Xinjiang, Tibet and the Pakistan-China Strategic Partnership.Pakistan Horizon,64(4), 67-83
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- Perkovich, G. (2003). Is India a major power? Washington Quarterly, 27(1), 129-144
- Paris, R. (2003). Peacekeeping and the constraints of global culture.European Journal of International Relations,9(3), 441-473.
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