EBSEES: Hughes, J - Chechnya: The Causes of a Protracted Post-Soviet Conflict

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ID	103587
Author(s)	Hughes, J
Title	Chechnya: The Causes of a Protracted Post-Soviet Conflict
Published	Civil Wars 4, 2001, pp. 11-48
Language(s)	English
ISSN	1369-8249
Subjects	Chechnia (Russian Federation) / Civil War, 1994- [Browse all]
Medium	article
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	Chechnya: the causes of a prolonged post-Soviet conflict / Hughes, James
	The Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict : causes and implications / Croissant, Michael P.
	Russia confronts Chechnya : roots of a separatist conflict / Dunlop, John B.
	The political genesis of conflict in Chechnya, 1990-1994 / Hayden, William
	Post-Soviet political order : conflict and state building
	Institutions and ethnopolitical conflict in post-communist politics / Ishiyama, J.
	Potential sources of conflict in post-Communist Europe / Dick, Charles J.

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Chechnya: The Causes of a Protracted Post-Soviet Conflict