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The article reviews the present state of interdisciplinary analysis of the conflict resolution strategy in the North Caucasus. The goal of the research is to analyse the underlying theoretical concepts, constructive methods and peacebuilding strategies for resolving ethnic tensions in the region. The collapse of the USSR, the ‘sovereignisation ' of ethno-political subjects of the Russian Federation, the destruction of social and economic relations, strengthening of ethno-nationalistic tendencies and religious fundamentalism have been significant factors in the imbalanced position held by the Russian regions, their disintegration of all-Russian space. This article explores the main theoretical approaches to the study of conflict resolution strategy from a variety of interdisciplinary perspectives. It argues that a conjlict resolution strategy as a civil integration resource is tool needed to overcome the deep-rooted ethnic conflicts in the unstable North Caucasus. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Članek obravnava sodobne vidike političnogeografskih obravnav ter njihove aplikativnosti pri proučevanju konvergentnih in divergentnih družbenih in prostorskih fenomenov. Analizira problematiko interpretiranja meja ter teritorialnosti, še posebno po geopolitičnih transformacijah v Evropi ter v luči ustvarjanja nove političnogeografske podobe kontinenta in v njem potekajočih integracijskih procesov. V nadaljevanju prikazuje pojave in probleme razvoja v evropskih kontaktnih prostorih, ki jih opredeljujejo obmejni status in prisotnost jezikovnih manjšin.

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The article discusses the experiences of immigrants and the challenges they faced as they try to enter the social networks in Norway. It focuses on the economic, residential and cultural integration of refugees in the country. It also examines some significant aspects of life in exile including the feelings of rejection, marginality and social isolation.

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