PetroChina / Muslim Uyghurs / CCP / Sinopec / Buddhist Tibetans / /
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Turkmenistan / Kyrgyzstan / Kazakhstan / Turkey / Uzbekistan / Azerbaijan / United States / China / Tibet / /
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CNY / USD / /
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Person Travel / Person Communication and Meetings / /
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National University of Singapore / East Asian Institute / Alataw Port / Korgas Port / /
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oil producer / energy giants / ethnic networks / ensured oil reserves / natural gas / oil and gas / public services / finance / law enforcement / unimpeded internet / internet service / oil and gas pipeline subsidiaries / /
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Liberation Army / Central Military Commission / Xinjiang government / National University of Singapore / Chinese Communist Party / Uyghur American Association / East Asian Institute / Congress / U.S. Congress / State Council / National Endowment for Democracy / Obama administration / Xinjiang party / China’s National Bureau of Statistics / Politburo Standing Committee / Xinhua Agency / State Commission of Development and Reform / Chinese government / /
Person
Chang Wanquan / Liao Xilong / Wen Jiabao / Li Jinai / Hu Jintao / Abdullah Gul / Li Keqiang / Xi Jinping / Wang Lequan / Zhang Chunxian / Chen Bingde / /
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President / vice governor / vice president / secretary and state president / engineer / a manager of state-owned enterprises / secretary / Research Assistant / businessmen / party chief / Major / Executive vice premier / general secretary / oil producer in the region / manager of state-owned enterprises / minister of transport / open-minded party secretary / party secretary / premier / /
China’s New Policy in Xinjiang and its Challenges SHAN Wei and WENG Cuifen* About one year after the deadly ethnic conflicts in Xinjiang, the Chinese