National Integration and Violent Conflict in Post-Soviet Societies: The Cases of Estonia and Moldova
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By Hans Olav Melberg (Contribution by), Igor Munteanu (Contribution by), Claus Neukirch (Contribution by), Aleksei Semjonov (Contribution by), Alla Skvortsova (Contribution by), Raivo Vetik (Contribution by), Pål Kolstø (Editor)
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Why has social peace been preserved in some new, nationalizing countries in Eastern Europe and broken down in others? While civil peace has reigned in Estonia, Moldova experienced a bloody civil war in 1992, claiming more than a thousand casualties. These two states in question share a number of common characteristics, but there is one important difference.
National Integration and Violent Conflict in Post-Soviet Societies analyzes processes of nation-building and ethnic integration in Esto...
National Integration and Violent Conflict in Post-Soviet Societies analyzes processes of nation-building and ethnic integration in Esto...























