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  • Amineh, M. P., & Houweling, H. (2004). Caspian energy : oil and gas resources and the global market. In M. P. Amineh, & H. Houweling (Eds.), Central Eurasia in global politics: conflict, security, and development (pp. 77-92). (International studies in sociology and social anthropology; Vol. 92). Brill.
  • Parvizi Amineh, M. (2004). Demokratisierung und ihre Feinde in Iran. Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, 9, 25-29.
  • Amineh, M. P., & Houweling, H. (2004). The US and the EU in CEA: relations with regional powers. In M. P. Amineh, & H. Houweling (Eds.), Central Eurasia in global politics: conflict, security and development (pp. 207-233). (International studies in sociology and social anthropology; Vol. 92). Brill.
  • Parvizi Amineh, M. (2004). Towards Rethinking Geopolitics. Central Eurasian Studies Review, 3(1), 7-8.
  • Amineh, M. P. (2004). Globalisation and Political Islam: the Challenges of Modernity. In E. Reiter (Ed.), Jahrbuch für internationale Sicherheitspolitik 2004 (pp. 211-229). Mittler.
  • Amineh, M. P., & Houweling, H. (2004). Central Eurasia in global politics: conflict, security, and development. (International studies in sociology and social anthropology; Vol. 92). Brill.
  • Amineh, M. P., & Houweling, H. (2004). The geopolitics of power projection in US foreign policy: from colonization to globalization. In M. P. Amineh, & H. Houweling (Eds.), Central Eurasia in global politics: conflict, security, and development (pp. 25-76). (International studies in sociology and social anthropology; Vol. 92). Brill.
  • Amineh, M. P. (2004). 7 contributions to Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities (EWM). In C. Skutsch (Ed.), Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities (EWM) Routledge.
  • Amineh, M. P. (2004). Demokratisierung und ihre Feinde in Iran. Wochenzeitung Das Parlement, 25-28.
  • Amineh, M. P., & Houweling, H. (2004). All on the way to 'Capitalism American style'? Comparative Sociology, 3(3-4), 377-396. https://doi.org/10.1163/1569133043019744
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