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The decision to put both territories under Azerbaijani jurisdiction seems to have been conditioned by the Armenian resistance to the Soviet advance in 1921, whereas the Azerbaijanis were more positively inclined towards the Bolshevik government. Hence the decision can be seen as a reward to the Azeris or as a punishment to the Armenians. Further, the close relation that existed at the time between republican Turkey and the Soviet Union might have influenced Stalin to favour the Azerbaijani side, as Turkey was negative to any settlement that favoured Soviet Armenia, which could have potential territorial claims on Turkey.
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For an overview of ethnic conflict in the Caucasus, see my Small Nations and Great Powers - A Study of Ethnopolitical Conflict in the Caucasus, Richmond: Curzon Press, 1999. Also my The unruly Caucasus', Current History, Vol 96, No 612, October 1997.
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For an early account of the beginning of the conflict, see Tamara Dragadze, The Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict: structure and sentiment', Third World Quarterly, No 2, 1989; for a later overview of the nature of the conflict, see Vaserman, Arie and Ginat, Rami, 'National, religious or territorial conflict? The case of Nagorno-Karabakh', in Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, No 4, 1994. For the international attitudes to the conflict and its legal aspects, see my 'Undeclared war: the Nagorno Karabakh conflict reconsidered', Journal of South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Vol 20, No 4, Summer 1997.
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For the Abkhaz, federating with Russia has only been one option. Besides having an interest in federating with other North Caucasians, they also considered having a union republic of their own, a status which they after all had had in the beginning of the Soviet Era; after the dissolution of the Soviet Union they instead wanted to join the CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) in their own right. Presently they seem inclined to accept a confederative relation with Georgia.
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