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1989-1993 wlebi
siZneleebis xana saqarTvelos
istoriaSi
qristof ciurxeri
sabWoTa kavSirSi komunisturi reJimis krizisma, 1991 wels
ki sabWoTa kavSiris daSlam kavkasiaSi samoqalaqo omebis seria
gamoiwvia. 1 1987 wels mixeil gorbaCovma reformis ambiciuri
proeqti wamoiwyo. misi “perestroikisa” da “glastnostis”
politikis safuZvelze pirvelad sabWoTa kavSiris istoriaSi
*winamdebare Tavis Sedgenisas TavianTi komentarebiTa da mosazrebebiT
didi daxmareba gagviwies jonaTan kohenma, jorj hiuitma, robert
legvoldma, bruno kopitersma, gia nodiam, viaCeslav Cirikbam da jonaTan
uiTlim.
1 es Tavi eyrdnoba Cems wina naSromebs, ZiriTadad: Institutionen und
organisierte Gewalt. Konflikt und Stabilitätsdynamiken im (post-)sowjetischen Kaukasus
(Berlin: Habilitationsschrift, Free U Berlin, 2003), and Christoph Zürcher, Jan Koehler,
and Pavel Baev, “Internal Violence in the Caucasus,” The Economics of Political and
Common Violence (Washington, DC: The World Bank Development Economic Research
Group, 2002).aseve naxeT: Svante Cornell, “Autonomy in the South Caucasus: A Catalyst
for Conflict” (paper presented at the ASN Fifth Annual World Convention, New York,
NY, April 12–15, 2000); Nikola Cvetkovski, “The Georgian–South Ossetian Conflict,”
(PhD diss., Aalborg University, n.d.), chapter 4, http://www.caucasus.dk/publication5.htm;
Stephen F. Jones, “Georgia: A Failed Democratic Transition,” in Ian Bremmer, and
Raymond Taras, eds., Nation and Politics in the Soviet Successor States (Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 1993), pp. 288–310; Darrell Slider, “Democratization in
Georgia,” in Karen Dawisha and Bruce Parrott, eds., Conflict, Cleavage, and Change in
Central Asia and the Caucasus (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997), pp.
156–200. Jonathan Wheatley’s forthcoming book Georgia from National Awakening to
Rose Revolution: A Story of Delayed Transition in the Former Soviet Union (Ashgate) -
es Zalian Rirebuli wyaroa.