Small Nations and Great Powers

Explore the intricate dynamics of the Caucasus region in "Small Nations and Great Powers" by Svante Cornell, published in 2000. This thought-provoking work delves into the historical, geographical, and ethno-linguistic factors that shape the area's complex conflicts. Cornell provides an in-depth analysis of the various tensions, including those in Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Chechnya, while situating the Caucasus within the broader context of global politics. With 484 pages of comprehensive insights, this essential text is ideal for anyone interested in anthropology, ethnic relations, and the political landscape of Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union. Gain a deeper understanding of how small nations interact with greater powers and the implications for peace and conflict in this strategic region.