Ethnicity, nationalism and conflict in and after the Soviet Union: the mind aflame

Abstract

Introduction The Feel of the Game PART ONE: GENERAL APPROACHES AND ISSUES Ethnicity in the Soviet and Post-Soviet Context Soviet Ethnic Engineering Success and Failure Ethno-Politics in a Time of Transition Territories, Resources and Power Cultures and Languages in Conflict PART TWO: CASE STUDIES The Russians are Leaving Central Asia and Kazakhstan The Culture of Ethnic Violence The Osh Conflict The Anatomy of Ethnic Violence The Ingush-Ossetian Conflict Ambition and the Arrogance of Power The Chechen War (Part I) Ambition and the Arrogance of Power The Chechen War (Part II) PART THREE: GOVERNING CONFLICTING ETHNICITY Post-Soviet Nationalism What is Rossia? Identities in Transition Strategies for Ethnic Accord in Post-Soviet States PART FOUR: CONCLUSION: DESTROYING REALITY THROUGH THEORY (OR 'BACK TO THE IVORY TOWERS')

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