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PhD in Philosophy, senior fellow, Center of Social Studies of the Vladikavkaz Management Institute
Moscow, Europe Publishing House, 2006, pp 128
The fifty maps of this atlas accompanied with commentaries follow the two-century old history of administrative territorial and national state structure of the Caucasus region, presenting the historical, territorial and status background for the current ethno-political antagonisms and conflicts.
The publication targets history students, political scientists and other specialists taking interest in the history of Caucasus and the South of Russia, as well as general readership, either wishing to know more about Caucasian history or involved in its present-day construction as politicians.
