An Endless War: The Russian-Chechen Conflict in Perspective

Focusing on Chechen society and ethno-psychology, this book delves into the roots of Chechen nationalism and the violent historical interactions with Russia. It specifically examines the second Russo-Chechen campaign, the resulting terrorist acts in Moscow and Beslan, and the broader violence in the North Caucasus. Drawing on extensive research, it contextualizes recent conflicts within cultural, social, and political shifts, while addressing issues like Jihadism and the effects of Moscow's controversial normalization policies.