Géorgie-Ossétie-Russie. Une guerre à toutes les échelles
In August 2008, after the war against Georgia, Russia decided to recognize the sovereignty of the secessionist Georgian regions of Abkhazia and south Ossetia, which are de facto independent since the early 1990’s. This war, unleashed by the action of he Georgian president M. Saakashvili, was a conse...
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description | In August 2008, after the war against Georgia, Russia decided to recognize the sovereignty of the secessionist Georgian regions of Abkhazia and south Ossetia, which are de facto independent since the early 1990’s. This war, unleashed by the action of he Georgian president M. Saakashvili, was a consequence of a clash between contrasting geopolitical goals in Caucasus. This article adopts a multi-scale approach to explain the war, analyzing its various dimensions, starting with the Abkhazian and Ossetian separatisms and the Georgian policy, aimed at “unifying” and modernizing the country, but dealing as well with the complex relationship between Russia and Georgia and finally with the wider international geopolitical rivalries playing out in the Caucasus. |
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spelling | doaj-art-ffa077cf32854239ad06c25660ab591a2025-01-30T12:46:11ZfraPôle de Recherche pour l'Organisation et la diffusion de l'Information GéographiqueEchoGéo1963-11972024-03-0110.4000/echogeo.10890Géorgie-Ossétie-Russie. Une guerre à toutes les échellesJulien ThorezIn August 2008, after the war against Georgia, Russia decided to recognize the sovereignty of the secessionist Georgian regions of Abkhazia and south Ossetia, which are de facto independent since the early 1990’s. This war, unleashed by the action of he Georgian president M. Saakashvili, was a consequence of a clash between contrasting geopolitical goals in Caucasus. This article adopts a multi-scale approach to explain the war, analyzing its various dimensions, starting with the Abkhazian and Ossetian separatisms and the Georgian policy, aimed at “unifying” and modernizing the country, but dealing as well with the complex relationship between Russia and Georgia and finally with the wider international geopolitical rivalries playing out in the Caucasus.https://journals.openedition.org/echogeo/10890separatismCaucasusStateborders“Great Game” |
spellingShingle | Julien Thorez Géorgie-Ossétie-Russie. Une guerre à toutes les échelles EchoGéo separatism Caucasus State borders “Great Game” |
title | Géorgie-Ossétie-Russie. Une guerre à toutes les échelles |
title_full | Géorgie-Ossétie-Russie. Une guerre à toutes les échelles |
title_fullStr | Géorgie-Ossétie-Russie. Une guerre à toutes les échelles |
title_full_unstemmed | Géorgie-Ossétie-Russie. Une guerre à toutes les échelles |
title_short | Géorgie-Ossétie-Russie. Une guerre à toutes les échelles |
title_sort | georgie ossetie russie une guerre a toutes les echelles |
topic | separatism Caucasus State borders “Great Game” |
url | https://journals.openedition.org/echogeo/10890 |
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