War and Peace in the Caucasus

Discover an in-depth exploration of the complex geopolitical landscape following the collapse of the Soviet Union in Vicken Cheterian's compelling book, War and Peace in the Caucasus. Published by C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd in 2009, this insightful paperback spans 288 pages and delves into the heart of ethnic relations within the region.

Cheterian examines the rise of nationalism as a prevalent political force and investigates the factors that led to varying outcomes among the numerous nationalist movements. Why did some groups turn to violence while others sought peaceful paths? This integral analysis reveals not only the tumultuous history of the Caucasus but also the broader implications for politics and government in post-communist Europe.

Engage with Cheterian's thought-provoking perspectives and gain a deeper understanding of the patterns that define modern conflicts and self-determination efforts in a region marked by its rich tapestry of ethnic diversity.