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Despite the efforts of the international community, most of the armed conflicts triggered by the breakup of the Soviet Union have not been resolved. This volume strives to cast a fresh look at the protracted conflicts and to identify factors promoting or preventing their settlement or transformation. The authors analyze the conflicts from the vantage point of critical citizens of their home countries and draw on their experience as participants in the peace process. The lessons learned from successes and failures of the international community are galvanized into a package of policy recommendations that heed the specific character of each conflict.

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Contents: Post-Soviet protracted («frozen») conflicts – Case studies: The Moldavian/Transnistrian, Georgian/South Ossetian and Abkhazian and the Karabakh conflicts – Role and conduct of the international community.

Post-Soviet Conflicts Revisited

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      Publisher: Peter Lang AG
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 10/01/2013
      ISBN13: 9783631626382, 978-3631626382
      ISBN10: 363162638X

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Despite the efforts of the international community, most of the armed conflicts triggered by the breakup of the Soviet Union have not been resolved. This volume strives to cast a fresh look at the protracted conflicts and to identify factors promoting or preventing their settlement or transformation. The authors analyze the conflicts from the vantage point of critical citizens of their home countries and draw on their experience as participants in the peace process. The lessons learned from successes and failures of the international community are galvanized into a package of policy recommendations that heed the specific character of each conflict.

      Table of Contents
      Contents: Post-Soviet protracted («frozen») conflicts – Case studies: The Moldavian/Transnistrian, Georgian/South Ossetian and Abkhazian and the Karabakh conflicts – Role and conduct of the international community.

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