Thomas J. Watson Jr. Institute For International Studies- Occasional Paper #26: War and Humanitarian Action In Chechnya (1996) By Greg Hansen and Robert Seely
This work by Greg Hansen and Robert Seely is a political analysis of the Chechen conflict, of the reaction of the international community to an internal conflict in a key State on the global scene and of the strengths and weaknesses of humanitarian action. This very well documented study, methodical, lucid and severe in its judgements, ends with specific recommendations which remain of interest despite the passage of time.
The time frame extends up to August 1996. It thus covers a period of intense fighting in Grozny and large-scale population movements out of the city, until the signing of a cease-fire led, if not to a political settlement of the dispute, at least to a suspension of actual hostilities.
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