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Policy Paper series forms part of the
Institute for Security and Development Policy's
ambition to respond, through up-to-date analysis and policy
implications, to contemporary events in Eurasia. Ranging
from 10-30 pages in length, the Policy Papers are intended
to give concise and accessible analysis to both
policy-makers and business leaders.
Russia's War in Georgia: Causes and Implications for Georgia
and the World, August 2008
Dealing with Myanmar: A Unity of Divided Interests, June
2008
Georgia's May 2008 Parliamentary Elections:Setting Sail in A
Storm, May 2008
The Implications of Russia's Elections: Relations with the
'Near Abroad', April 2008
Russia after Putin: Implications for Russia's Politics and
Neighbors, March 2008
The Putin Succession and its Implications for Russian
Politics, February 2008
Pakistan's Crisis: Incremental Steps toward Sustainable
Democracy, January 2008
Learning from Georgia's Crisis: Implications and
Recommendations, December 2007
The 17th South Korean Presidential Election: No More
Sunshine for North Korea? December 2007
Engaging with the Issue of Myanmar: A New Perspective,
October 2007
Japan's Upper House Election, July 29: Down or Dawn for
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe? July 2007
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