CENTERS OF CONFLICT IN THE CAUCASIAN AREA
Journal Title: Revista Romana de Studii Eurasiatice - Year 2007, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
The disappearance of the Soviet Union in December 1991, determined a considerable modification as regards the political scenery of a significant area between the Baltic Sea and the Far East, in Central Asia. As a consequence, new and independent states had appeared that, according to their geographical position, involved the interest of great powers. The fall of the communism in Eastern Europe and former Soviet territory caused the appearance of a certain phase identified by the historians as the post-communist period. It is important to mention that post-communism stands for the entire political, social and economic evolution of former communist states, thus representing a transition period between the dissolution of communist regime and the democratic consolidation of new appeared states.
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