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'''Sergei Markedonov''' is Director of the Department for Problems of Ethnic Relations at the ] in Moscow. He is a prominent expert on the Caucasus and a leading commentator on Russia's Caucasian republics.<ref> ]</ref><ref> Opendemocracy.net</ref> '''Sergei Markedonov''' is Director of the Department for Problems of Ethnic Relations at the ] in Moscow. He is a prominent expert on the Caucasus and a leading commentator on Russia's Caucasian republics.<ref> ]</ref><ref> Opendemocracy.net</ref>



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Sergei Markedonov is Director of the Department for Problems of Ethnic Relations at the Institute for Political and Military Analysis in Moscow. He is a prominent expert on the Caucasus and a leading commentator on Russia's Caucasian republics.

Markedonov has written extensively on conflicts in the Post-Soviet space and given many interviews on the subject in the global media. He has a PhD in history.

References

  1. Breakaway state still struggling for recognition Washington Times
  2. Dagestan and the art of government Opendemocracy.net

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