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February 09, 2010
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In Aftermath of Georgia War, a More Stable Caucasus

Emil Sanamyan | Bio | 06 Jan 2009
World Politics Review

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For most observers, the brief war between Russia and Georgia last August only underscored the instability of the Caucasus region and the dangerous potential energy stored in its so-called frozen conflicts. Remarkably, though, the war's immediate impact has actually led to a relatively more stable regional status quo.

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