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Case Study
Russia and Chechnya
 
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Can a Tiger Change Its Stripes?

Now that you have examined the Russian handling of the situation in Chechnya, do you see it as a continuation of the militaristic and imperialistic actions of the Soviet Union or are we dealing with a situation in which Russia had no choice but to take military action in Chechnya?

 
 
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