Artículo:

The Russian Federation is unraveling, and its war against Chechnya shows why. Moscow blames Islamist terrorists for the trouble there. But in doing so, it ignores Russia's deeper afflictions. Russia has forced disparate ethnic groups to live together for decades but has proven inept at governing its wobbly empire. Now the fighting in Chechnya is leading dissatisfied nationalities to rethink their options -- and their dependence on Russia. Chechnya was the first to rebel. It will not be the last Russia’s ruinous Chechen war

Autor:

Rajan Menon

Graham E. Fuller

Página:

32

Publicación:

Foreign Affairs

Volúmen:

79

Número:

2

Periodo:

Marzo-Abril 2000

ISSN:

00157120

SrcID:

00157120 -2000-02.TXT