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Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Summary of the Argument -- Russian 'Peacekeeping' and Suasion -- Domestic Factors Affecting Russian Strategy -- Bureaucratic Divisions and Civil-Military Relations -- Case Studies -- Conclusion -- PART I: 'PEACEKEEPING' IN RUSSIAN FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY -- 1 Peacekeeping and Coercive Diplomacy: Russian Suasion -- The Evolution of International Peacekeeping -- The Use of Force Short of War -- 'Peacekeeping' and Russian Armed Suasion -- Factors Influencing Russian Strategy -- 2 The Evolution of Foreign Policy towards the 'Near Abroad' -- Interacting Factors in Russian Foreign Policy -- The Evolution of Foreign Ministry Approaches -- Primakov's Appointment -- 3 Russian Military Approaches to the 'Near Abroad' -- The Context of Russian Military Policy -- The Evolution of Military Thinking and Policy -- Shifts in Security Policy-making -- 4 Consensus and Differences on 'Peacekeeping' -- Discussions of the 'Peacekeeping' Tool -- Two Operational Patterns -- PART II: THE CASES OF MOLDOVA, GEORGIA AND TAJIKISTAN -- 5 Russian Strategy towards Moldova -- Background Issues -- Evolution of Russian Strategy -- Prospects for Russian Strategy -- 6 Russian Strategy towards the Abkhaz Conflict -- Background Issues -- Evolution of Russian Strategy -- Conclusions -- 7 Russian Strategy towards Tajikistan -- Background Issues -- Evolution of Russian Strategy -- 'Peacekeeping' Dilemmas -- 8 Conclusions -- Russian Foreign and Security Policy -- Russian Strategies of Suasion -- Prospects for Future Strategies of Armed Suasion -- Notes and References -- Select Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.