The Armed Conflict of the Dniester: Three Decades Later (South-East European History, 3)

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Introduction (Eugen Străuțiu)
The 1992 Dniester Armed Conflict: An Analytical Approach to the Politico-Military Events from the Perspective of the Involved Parties (Mihai Melintei)
Support for Moldova’s Territorial Integrity in the Transnistrian Region from 1989 to 1992 (Keith Harrington)
Armed Stage in the Moldovan-Pridnestrovian Conflict: Causes and Political Consequences (Anatoliy Dirun)
Fighting for What and Whom? The Non-Resident Volunteers During the Armed Conflict in Pridnestrovie (Dareg Zabarah-Chulak)
War Memorials Published in Chisinau: Between Documentary Value and Patriotic Manifesto (Nicoleta Annemarie Munteanu)
The Russian Federation’s Approach to the Unresolved Dniester Conflict and Its Implications for the Security and Foreign Policy of the Republic of Moldova (Ana Jović-Lazić)
Moldova and Transnistria’s Bargaining Strategies Towards Russia: Deciphering Bargaining Codes in Asymmetric Relationships (Maximilian Ohle)
Russian Involvement in the Transnistrian War: A Prototype of Russian Modern “Hybrid Warfare”? (Tarik Solmaz)
Revisiting Moldova’s Transnistria Dispute Amid Severing EU-Russia Ties (Kamala Valiyeva)
Notes on Editors
Notes on Contributors
Series Index