Dizziness from Success -- Russia\'s Policy in the Northern Caucasus
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This presentation was made at the CTCP\'s 2nd Annual Illicit Networks Workshop. It explores whether the Russian leadership\'s military "successess" against the Caucasian insurgency has deprived it of either an acceptable status quo or exit strategy.
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