Present-day Moldova is split into two entities. While the mainland is internationally recognised, the renegade Transnistrian province is only accepted and safeguarded by Russia. This paper is dealing with the question of how much Russia is involved in Transnistrian affairs and what objectives the regional great power is pursuing. Also of interest is the issue of Russia’s responsibility for the current state of politics in the region. Although being once under the umbrella of Soviet communism, the countries and entities in the Bessarabian region all departed differently towards democracy or authoritarian rule.
Contents
1 Introduction
2 Historical Background
3 Theory
4 Transitional Process in Moldova and Foreign Impact
4.1 USSR: The Beginning of the End
4.2 Russian Mode of Transition
4.3 International Impact on Moldova’s Transition
4.3.1 Moldovan Mode ofTransition and Interstate Relations
4.3.2 Western Influence on Central and Eastern European Countries
4.3.3 Political and Economic Developments in Comparison
4.4 Conflict Resolution at the Periphery of Europe
4.4.1 Role of the Russian Army and Prospects for Divided Countries
4.4.2 Conflict Settlement without Progress
4.4.3 Transnistria’s Consolidation
5 Conclusion
6 Bibliography
6.1 Printed Sources
6.2 Internet Sources
6.3 Secondary Literature
7 Appendix
7.1 Index of Abbreviations
7.2 MapofMoldova
7.3 Index of Figures, Maps, and Tables
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