China and Imported Extremism from Central Asia

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Sajjadpour Mohammad Kazem; Poor Ghorban niaki Aseih

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Journal: CENTRAL ASIA AND THE CAUCASUS STUDIES Year:2018 | Volume:24 | Issue:103 Page(s): 65-99

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China and Imported Extremism from Central Asia

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Sajjadpour Mohammad Kazem | Poor Ghorban niaki Aseih | Issue Writer Certificate

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XinxiangQ2

ChinaQ2

Central AsiaQ2

Extremism and IslamismQ1

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The present literature attempts to throw light on extremism in Xinxiang, its causes and strengthening factors. Furthermore the central government’ s transaction and proceedings towards the citizens of that province in scrutinized. Regional and racial divergence of Xinxiang Uighurs in contrast to China’ s main population, besides susceptibility from extremist and Islamist groups in Central Asia are among the causes of extremism in Xinxiang. This land is prone to instability and growing clashes between Han Chinese and indigenous Uighurs; the first one in an attempt to overwhelm, and the latter one for autonomy or dependence. Focusing on the effects of Central Asia extremism on separatism and extremism inclinations in Xinxiang, the authors try to find an answer for the following question: What strategies has China’ s central government taken for containing extremism in Xinxiang? The authors argue that China’ s government has taken a hybrid containment strategy. The strategy of developing China’ s western regions; suppression strategy; religious control and population change are the most important internal measures taken by China’ s government in economic; security; and cultural – societal sectors respectively. Strengthening economic relations with Xinxiang neighbors, investment in energy sectors in that region, Belt – Road Initiative, using potentialities of SCO, as well as designing a political – security strategy for stabilizing neighboring countries to Xinxiang, are the measures taken for the exterior dimension. Using explanatory – analytical research method, the authors try to tell why the research findings provide an answer to the research questions.

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Sajjadpour, Mohammad Kazem, & Poor Ghorban niaki, Aseih. (2018). China and Imported Extremism from Central Asia. JOURNAL OF CENTERAL ASIA AND THE CAUCASUS STUDIES, 24(103 ), 65-99. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/94498/en

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Sajjadpour Mohammad Kazem, Poor Ghorban niaki Aseih. China and Imported Extremism from Central Asia. JOURNAL OF CENTERAL ASIA AND THE CAUCASUS STUDIES[Internet]. 2018;24(103 ):65-99. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/94498/en

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Mohammad Kazem Sajjadpour, and Aseih Poor Ghorban niaki, “China and Imported Extremism from Central Asia,” JOURNAL OF CENTERAL ASIA AND THE CAUCASUS STUDIES, vol. 24, no. 103 , pp. 65–99, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/94498/en

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