title: Sino-Russian Coordination in Central Asia and Implications for U.S. and Japanese Policies
abstract: Sino-Russian Coordination in Central Asia and Implications for U.S. and Japanese Policies Tomohiko Uyama (bio) The decline of U.S. power, often noted on the global stage in recent years, has been evident in Central Asia for over a decade. U.S. diplomacy toward this region has not been especially successful, even in earlier years. The United States has not been able to turn Central Asian countries' multi-vector diplomacy and initial admiration of the West into favorable relationships with these c
journal: Asia policy