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Subtitle: The Geopolitics of the Caucasus, Stratfor,
Austin Texas, 2011, 122 pgs., maps, tables, paperback
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Introduction
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Chapter 1: Physical Geography of the Caucasus Region
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Chapter 2: Religion in the Caucasus
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Chapter 3: Turkey's Evolving View
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Chapter 4: Iran's Preventative Strategy
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Chapter 5: Russia's Unique Position
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Chpater6: TheRussian Collapse
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Chapter 7: The American Moment and the Causasus Economy
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Chapter 8: Russia Returns
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Chapter 9: Georgia: The Would-Be Fourth Power
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Chapter 10: Georgia's Seccessionist Regions
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Chapter 11: Azerbaijan: Resigned to Pragmatism
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Chapter 12: Armenia: Independence in Name Only
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Chapter 13: Armenian- Azerbaijani Disputes
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Chapter 14: The Northern Caucasus
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Chaper 15: The Future of the Caucasus
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Conclusion
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