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Michael Bishku

Dr. Michael B. Bishku is a professor of Middle Eastern History at Augusta State University in Georgia, U.S.A.  He is an Advisory Editor of Oxford Bibliographies Online for Islamic Studies and is a former President of both the American Council for the Study of Islamic Societies (2005-2006) and the Association of Third World Studies (1995-1996).  He has published numerous articles on the history and politics of the Middle East and South Caucasus and is a contributor to the Encyclopedia of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (2010), Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern World (2008), Islamic Attitudes to Israel (2008), The Evolution of Kurdish Nationalism (2007), The Islamic World:  Past and Present (2004) and the Oxford Dictionary of Islam (2003).  He is currently working on a book entitled Crossroads of the Caucasus: A Modern History of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.


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The International Dimension of Security Dynamics in the South Caucasus The three countries of the South Caucasus are part of a larger borderland that includes the unstable republics in Russia’s North Caucasus. Moreover, this borderland links Eastern Europe to the Middle East and involves regional powers like Turkey, Iran and Russia, as well as powers further abroad like the European Union and the United States...