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History of the Tajik Civil War, 1992–1997

Av Parviz Mullojonov

Del i serien Contemporary Central Asia: Societies, Politics, and Cultures

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The History of the Tajik Civil War, 1992–1997 presents a historical and analytical survey of the Tajik civil war—one of the bloodiest and most violent conflicts that took place in the post-Soviet space after the collapse of the USSR. The conflict continued for five years as a political and military confrontation between pro-government, pro-Communist forces, and United Tajik Opposition (an alliance between Tajik democrats and Islamists). This book is an analytical reconstruction of the course of political, economic, and military events covering the entire period of the civil war starting from Perestroika to the beginning of 2000s. It explores a set of conceptual aspects such as conflict generating factors, causes, conflict dynamics, peacebuilding, and conflict transformation.
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Parviz Mullojonov is an independent historian, political scientist, and conflict resolution expert.

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Parviz Mullojonov’s The History of the Tajik Civil War, 1992–1997 is an impressive scholarly account of a largely forgotten civil conflict in the wake of the Soviet Union’s dissolution. Embedded in a rich theoretical reflection, Mullojonov narrates the final years of Soviet Tajikistan, the increasing political and societal polarization and eventually the outbreak of violence in May 1992. In a balanced analysis, Mullojonov discusses an impressive amount of empirical material including hitherto neglected first-hand accounts of the conflict and its aftermath. This remarkable study advances our conceptual thinking about conflict in the post-Soviet space.

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