Emil Aslan

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Emil Aslan is affiliated with the following schools: Moscow State Pedagogical University, Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, Charles University, Masaryk University

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Emil Aslan

Political Science

#2101

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#2476

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Public Policy

#645

World Rank

#689

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Emil Aslan's Degrees

PhD Political Science Charles University
Masters International Relations Masaryk University
Bachelors Political Science Masaryk University

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According to Wikipedia, Emil Aslan is a Czech political scientist and university lecturer, between 2018 and 2021 research director at the Institute of International Relations in Prague. Biography and career Emil Aslan was born in Yerevan. He graduated from Moscow State Pedagogical University , Charles University , Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University . He was Fulbright Visiting scholar at Harvard University. In 2020, Aslan became a Full Professor.

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Emil Aslan's Published Works

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An ethnography of counterinsurgency: kadyrovtsy and Russia's policy of Chechenization (2015) (42)
Understanding Ethnopolitical Conflict: Karabakh, South Ossetia, and Abkhazia Wars Reconsidered (2013) (32)
Blood Revenge and Violent Mobilization: Evidence from the Chechen Wars (2015) (31)
Asymmetry of Values, Indigenous Forces, and Incumbent Success in Counterinsurgency: Evidence from Chechnya (2015) (29)
The Internationalisation of the Russian–Chechen Conflict: Myths and Reality (2008) (27)
The Individual Disengagement of Avengers, Nationalists, and Jihadists: Why Ex-Militants Choose to Abandon Violence in the North Caucasus (2014) (24)
Random or Retributive?: Indiscriminate Violence in the Chechen Wars (2016) (23)
Iran and Azerbaijan: A Contested Neighborhood (2007) (23)
The Caucasus Emirate: Genealogy of an Islamist Insurgency (2011) (22)
CHECHNYA, WAHHABISM AND THE INVASION OF DAGESTAN (2005) (21)
Jihad or Security? Understanding the Jihadization of Chechen Insurgency through Recruitment into Jihadist Units (2015) (20)
Retaliation in Rebellion: The Missing Link to Explaining Insurgent Violence in Dagestan (2017) (20)
Globalizing Jihad? North Caucasians in the Syrian Civil War (2014) (18)
Unrecognized states as a means of coercive diplomacy? Assessing the role of Abkhazia and South Ossetia in Russia’s foreign policy in the South Caucasus (2018) (17)
Understanding Ethnopolitical Conflict (2013) (17)
COVID-19 and Fieldwork: Challenges and Solutions (2021) (16)
Russia’s role in the official peace process in South Ossetia (2014) (16)
An Endless War: The Russian-Chechen Conflict in Perspective (2007) (16)
Defected and loyal? A case study of counter-defection mechanisms inside Chechen paramilitaries (2016) (15)
A Perfect Counterinsurgency? Making Sense of Moscow’s Policy of Chechenisation (2016) (13)
The Rise of Nationalism among Iranian Azerbaijanis: A Step toward Iran´s Disintegration? (2013) (12)
Under construction and highly contested: Islam in the post-Soviet Caucasus (2016) (12)
The Rise of Militant Salafism in Azerbaijan and Its Regional Implications (2013) (12)
Russia's Syria War: A Strategic Trap? (2018) (10)
How Socio-Cultural Codes Shaped Violent Mobilization and Pro-Insurgent Support in the Chechen Wars (2017) (10)
Turkey: An Important East-West Energy Hub (2012) (10)
Making Jihad or Making Money? Understanding the Transformation of Dagestan’s Jamaats into Organised Crime Groups (2018) (8)
Russia's Policy toward the Islamic State (2015) (8)
The dynamics of Kadyrov’s regime: between autonomy and dependence (2016) (8)
What is (not) asymmetric conflict? From conceptual stretching to conceptual structuring (2020) (8)
Dealing with Azerbaijan: The Policies of Turkey and Iran toward the Karabakh War (1991–1994) (2011) (8)
Frankenstein in Grozny: vertical and horizontal cracks in the foundation of Kadyrov’s rule (2018) (7)
Mission Accomplished? Russia's Withdrawal from Syria (2016) (6)
Russia's Policy in the Libyan Civil War: A Cautious Engagement (2019) (5)
The Evolution of Azerbaijani Identity and the Prospects of Secessionism in Iranian Azerbaijan (2011) (5)
The Issue of the Recognition of the Armenian Genocide as a Political Phenomenon (2014) (4)
THE SOUTH CAUCASUS (2013) (4)
Ethnicity and conflict severity: accounting for the effect of co-ethnic and non-ethnic militias on battlefield lethality (2018) (4)
A Failed Revolt? Assessing the Viability of the North Caucasus Insurgency (2017) (3)
Czech Reflections on the Chechen Conflict: From Morality to Mainstream? (2007) (3)
The Iran-Israel-Azerbaijan Triangle: Implications on Regional Security (2013) (2)
Between Turkey, Russia, and Persia: Perceptions of National Identity in Azerbaijan and Armenia at the Turn of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries (2012) (2)
Centre–Province Relations in Personalist Autocracies: Explaining the Emergence and Survival of Powerful Provincial Leaders (2021) (2)
The Participation of North Caucasian Jihadists in the Syrian Civil War and Its Security Implications (2014) (2)
Focused on Iran? Exploring the rationale behind the strategic relationship between Azerbaijan and Israel (2014) (2)
A perfect umma? How ethnicity shapes the organization and operation of Dagestan's jihadist groups (2018) (2)
The Upsurge of Islamist Violence in the North Caucasus: Exploring the Case Studies of Dagestan and Kabardino-Balkaria (2011) (2)
Delegated Rebellions as an Unwanted Byproduct of Subnational Elites’ Miscalculation: A Case Study of the Donbas (2021) (2)
A Failed Comeback? Understanding Iranian Policies in the South Caucasus (2016) (1)
Frankenstein in Grozny: vertical and horizontal cracks in the foundation of Kadyrov’s rule (2018) (1)
Devout Muslims or tough highlanders? Exploring attitudes toward ethnic nationalism and racism in Europe’s ethnic-Chechen Salafi communities (2017) (1)
Why Do De Facto States Fail? (2019) (1)
Islam, nationalisme et vendetta: l'insurrection au Caucase du Nord (2012) (1)
Individual Disengagement in Chechnya and Dagestan (2014) (1)
Iran’s Azerbaijan Question in Evolution: Identity, Society, and Regional Security (2017) (1)
The Pitfalls of the Normalization Process in the Chechen Republic (2006) (1)
Civil War and Religion: Salafi-Jihadist Groups (2018) (1)
Ideology and Disengagement: A Case Study of Nationalists and Islamists in Chechnya (2019) (1)
The Armed Incident in Georgia’s Lopota Valley and its Implications for the Security Situation of the South Caucasus (2013) (1)
Recognition of the Armenian Genocide as an Issue in Political Discourse in Armenia, Turkey and selected EU Countries (2013) (0)
On the Eve of War: Russian-Georgian Relations, 2001-07 (2012) (0)
Chechnya: : A Study of a Post-Soviet Conflict (2018) (0)
Fighting against Jihad? Blood Revenge and Anti-Insurgent Mobilization in Jihadist Civil Wars (2022) (0)
The Redeployment of Chechnya-Based Troops to Dagestan: Background, Motives, and Repercussions (2012) (0)
Turecko jako energetický koridor na trase Východ–Západ (2012) (0)
Chechnya and Dagestan: Ethnography, History, and Conflicts (2014) (0)
One or Many? Disentangling the Puzzle of Pro-Government Militia Deployment (2022) (0)
Theorizing Militant Disengagement (2014) (0)
Theory and practice of brutalisation in counterinsurgency warfare (2021) (0)
The Southern Caucasus Pipelines and the Caspian “Oil Diplomacy”. The issue of transporting Caspian oil and natural gas to world markets (2012) (0)
Nagorno-Karabakh, South Ossetia, and Abkhazia: The Ascent of Ethnopolitical Conflict (2013) (0)
Two positions on the Nagorno-Karabakh war: Russian and Turkish (1990-1994) (2012) (0)
Azerbaijan, Israel, and Iran: An Unlikely Triangle Shaping the Northern Middle East (2022) (0)
Chechnya: Ethnography and History (2017) (0)
War and Diplomacy: Ethnopolitical Conflicts as a Factor in the Foreign Policies of South Caucasian Countries (1991–94) (2013) (0)
Conceptualizing Pathways to Individual Insurgent (Dis) Engagement (2014) (0)
The Case Study (2017) (0)
The brutalisation paradigm in Chechnya and elsewhere (2021) (0)
Conclusion (2021) (0)
Proclaiming a presence, keeping alliances open (2019) (0)
The South Caucasus: Turmoil in the Shadow of Russo‐American Relations (2017) (0)
Counterinsurgency Warfare and Brutalisation: The Second Russian-Chechen War (2021) (0)
Why jihadist foreign fighter leave local battlefields: Evidence from Chechnya (2021) (0)
Blood Revenge in Civil War: Proof of Concept (2022) (0)
Why de facto states fail. Lessons from the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria (2019) (0)
A BRIEF HISTORY OF RUSSO-GEORGIAN RELATIONS IN THE PRE-SOVIET ERA (0)
Kin Killing: Why Governments Target Family Members in Insurgency, and When It Works (2022) (0)
Nagorno-Karabakh, South Ossetia, and Abkhazia (2013) (0)
War and Diplomacy (2013) (0)
Vendetta and Jihadist Infighting (2021) (0)
The South Caucasus: A History of Identities, an Identity of Histories (2013) (0)
Islam, Nationalism, and Vendetta: The Insurgency in the North Caucasus (2012) (0)
Correction to: Frankenstein in Grozny: vertical and horizontal cracks in the foundation of Kadyrov’s rule (2019) (0)
Islam in the Post-Soviet Caucasus On Sunnis, Shiites, Sufis, and Salafis (2015) (0)
Formation of de facto states in Abkhazia and South Ossetia (2019) (0)
Blood Revenge in Irregular Warfare (2023) (0)
The North Caucasus Insurgency: Dead or Alive? (2017) (0)
Terminology (2019) (0)
Purifying the Religion: An Analysis of Haram Targeting among Salafi Jihadi Groups (2021) (0)
Chechnya and Dagestan (2014) (0)
Introduction (2021) (0)
Conceptualising population-centric counterinsurgency warfare (2021) (0)
Theorizing on the Causes of Civil War and Ethnopolitical Conflict (2013) (0)
Counterinsurgency Warfare and Brutalisation (2021) (0)
Why Russia Has Not (Yet) Won Over Syria And Libya (2020) (0)
Correction to: Frankenstein in Grozny: vertical and horizontal cracks in the foundation of Kadyrov’s rule (2019) (0)
37. BUILDING TRUST WITH EX-INSURGENTS (2020) (0)

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