Ethnicity, Nationalism and Conflict in and after the Soviet Union

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The book offers an in-depth examination of significant conflicts, focusing on the theoretical analysis of post-Soviet new diasporas and forced migration, particularly concerning ethnic Russians. It explores ethnic violence through the lens of the Osh conflict in Central Asia and delves into the dynamics of ethnic cleansing as seen in the Osset-Ingush conflict. Additionally, it scrutinizes the ambitions of leaders and the use of force during the Chechen War, highlighting the complex interplay of these factors in shaping contemporary issues.