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Political Trends in Russia
Georgia's New Strategic Approach to Conflict Resolution
South Ossetia-Georgia Mission Notes
Annex E.4.15
ICC-01/15 13 October 2015 Original
South Ossetia: the Burden of Recognition
THE Kosovar DECLARATION of INDEPENDENCE: "BOTCHING the BALKANS"* OR RESPECTING INTERNATIONAL LAW?
Evidence from South Ossetia Hoch, Tomáš
South Ossetia: the Burden of Recognition
Fear and In(Security) in De-Facto States: Assessing South Ossetian Elections Written by Ana Maria Albulescu
Annex E.4.15 Public
Waning Russian Influence in the South Caucasus and Central Asia Page 2
Annex E.4.12 Public
Evidence from South Ossetia Tomáš Hoch*
The Distinct Cases of Kosovo and South Ossetia: Deciding the Question of Independence on the Merits and International Law
Russian-Georgian Relations
©Copyright 2018 Malkhaz Saldadze
Security Council Distr.: General 28 January 2011
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Up in Flames
With a Great Regard for Your Political Concernment and Initiatives Which
THE RUSSIA's INTEREST BEHIND the INVOLVEMENT in GEORGIA – SOUTH OSSETIAN CONFLICT by Esmira Guseinova Submitted to Central E
From Fomenting Secessionist Conflicts to Waging Wars: Russia's
Comparative Analysis of the Secessions of Kosovo and South Ossetia and Their Subsequent Independence Recognition
Inside South Ossetia: a Survey of Attitudes in a De Facto State
Human Rights Watch | Defending Human Rights Worldwide
Europe Report, Nr. 159: Georgia
The War in Chechnya
Policy Briefing
Elections in De Facto States: Abkhazia, Nagorno-Karabakh, and Transnistria”
The Georgia-Abkhazia Conflict Critical Factors Shaping the Present Stalemate
Presentations and a Portion of the Discussion at the Georgian-South
'Outsourcing' De Facto Statehood
Abkhazia and South Ossetia: Collision of Georgian and Russian Interests
The OSCE Mission to Georgia and the Status of South Ossetia1
"Frozen Conflicts" of Georgia
Georgia's South Ossetia Conflict
Putin's Grand Strategy
Russia's Neighborhood Policy and Its Eurasian Client States: No