New Wars and Old Plagues: Armed Conflict, Environmental Change and Resurgent Malaria in the Southern Caucasus

Acknowledgments
About the Book
Contents
About the Authors
Abbreviations
List of Figures
Chapter 1: Introduction
	References
Chapter 2: History and Ecology of Malaria in the Caucasus
	2.1 The Caucasus
	2.2 Malaria in the Caucasus
	2.3 Early Public Health Work in the Caucasus
	2.4 The Caucasus: Ethnicity and Health in the Soviet Era
	2.5 Late Soviet Political Economy: Setting the Stage for Conflict
	References
Chapter 3: The Karabakh Conflict, 1988–1994
	3.1 Ethnicity and Nationalism
	3.2 Early Phase Conflict, 1988–1990
	3.3 Soviet Collapse and Nation-State Warfare, 1991–1994
	References
Chapter 4: Rebordering, Forced Migration and Population Health Crises, 1988–1994
	4.1 Rebordering and Forced Migration
	4.2 Forced Migration and Population Health Crises
	4.3 Resurgent Malaria and Environmental Change
	References
Chapter 5: Long-Term Conflict and Environmental Change
	5.1 Resurgent Conflict and Rebordering, 2020
	5.2 Long-Term Conflict and Environmental Change
	5.3 Topographic Analysis
	5.4 Cropland Abandonment
	5.5 Forest Disturbance
	References
Chapter 6: Conclusions
	References
Appendix A: Research And Research Methods
	Archival Research
		Site Visits to Armenia
		Spatial Data and Analysis
			Regional Borders and Geography
			Conflict Region
			Conflict Sites
			UNHCR Refugee and IDP Settlement Camps
			Irrigated Cropland Estimates
			Census Data and Human Mobility
			Malaria
			Integration of Qualitative Research with Remote Sensing Data
			References
Appendix B: Historical Chronology of the Conflict
	Pre Soviet Era, 1915–1921
	Soviet Era 1921–1990
	Late Soviet Period, 1987–1990
	Post-Soviet Era, 1992–Present
Index