Cooperation and Conflict in the Former Soviet Union

Implications for Migration

Edited by Jeremy R. Azrael, Emil A. Payin

Contributors: Kevin F. McCarthy, Georges Vernez

Expert InsightsPublished 1996

This collection presents thirteen papers by policy analysts from Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus on the relationship between current and emergent migratory processes and patterns in the former Soviet Union, and current and emergent trends in political, economic, and security relations among the Soviet successor states. An introduction and overview by two American specialists put the findings and observations presented in these papers in a broader comparative perspective and examine some of their international implications.

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Azrael, Jeremy R. and Emil A. Payin, eds., Cooperation and Conflict in the Former Soviet Union: Implications for Migration. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1996. https://www.rand.org/pubs/conf_proceedings/CF130.html.
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