The author analyzes the Karabakh conflict from the perspective of geopolitics and ethnosociology, revealing the deep-seated reasons for the conflict and its consequences. The book "Имперский разговор о Карабахе Геополитика и этносоциология конфликта" by [Author's name] offers a comprehensive analysis of the Karabakh conflict through the lens of geopolitics and ethnosociology, providing a profound understanding of the underlying reasons for the conflict and its far-reaching consequences. The author skillfully weaves together historical context, political intricacies, and social dynamics to create a nuanced narrative that sheds light on the complexities of this longstanding dispute. The book begins by delving into the historical background of the Karabakh conflict, tracing its roots back to the early 20th century when the region was part of the Russian Empire. The author explains how the Soviet Union's dissolution in 1991 led to the territorial disputes between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the region, which has been embroiled in conflict ever since. The author highlights the geopolitical factors that have contributed to the conflict, including the strategic importance of the region and the competing interests of neighboring countries.

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