Chechnya: The causes of a protracted post‐soviet conflict

Air Operations in Low Intensity Conflict: The Case of Chechnya

E CENT CONFLICTS in Chechnya ing solu tion with military force—air or and Bosnia indi cate that for the imground—only one that will last until it deme di ate future, low inten sity conparts” and that “a reli ance on air power flicts (LIC) will predomi nate over alone—the strike option—in this type of ter­ highintensity R Opera tion Desert Storm–type rain with these kinds of tar gets has never h...

reasons behind continuation of chechnya conflict

it has been almost three centuries since conflict has arisen between chechnya and russia. since occupation of their country as a result of colonial wars, chechens have dreamed of gaining independence. to this end, they have always been involved in the fight and even resorted to violent actions that were harshly suppressed by the russians. the factor that distinguishes chechens from other russia...

the iran-iraq war: protracted conflict, prolonged war

centuries of historical rivalry, ethnic particularity, religious and ideological differences, and boundary disputes have been among the major forces contributing to a protracted conflict between iran and its western neigh bors- the ottoman empire from 1517 and iraq since 1920. one of a combination of these factors have caused numerous military hostilities and many full-scale wars. the recent ir...

Livelihoods under protracted conflict A case study of Sri Lanka

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Navigating the Landscape of Conflict: Applications of Dynamical Systems Theory to Addressing Protracted Conflict