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ANTONENKO, OKSANA (5) answer(s).
 
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Further conflict on the cards for troubled south Ossetia / Antonenko, Oksana   Journal Article
Antonenko, Oksana Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
Key Words Regional Security  ;  Russia  ;  Georgia-conflict 
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Putin's gamble / Antonenko, Oksana 2001  Article
Antonenko, Oksana Article
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Publication 2001.
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ID:   079565


Russia and the deadlock over Kosovo / Antonenko, Oksana   Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
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ID:   065627


Russia, NATO and European security after Kosovo / Antonenko, Oksana   Article
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Publication 1999.
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War with no winners / Antonenko, Oksana   Journal Article
Antonenko, Oksana Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract It is difficult to understand what prompted Mikheil Saakashvili to transform the Russian-Georgian cold war into a hot one. The Georgian leader would have been better off rallying a diplomatic coalition to pressure Moscow. His attack, whether provoked or not, has undermined his international credibility. Now some of his allies in the United States and Europe blame him for igniting a crisis which has cost his nation dearly and lowered the threshold for Russian military intervention in Russia's 'near abroad'. The conflict also became a diplomatic confrontation between Russia and the West. In this test of wills, none of the parties - Georgia, Russia or the West - has emerged as a winner. The post-Cold War world order, built on the assumption that Russia and the West could settle all their differences by peaceful means, has been challenged.
Key Words Military Intervention  ;  World Order  ;  Russia  ;  Georgia 
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