Chechnya Swot Analysis

Although the two former Soviet Union districts are standing side by side along each other, they largely differ by their diverse cultures and physical geography. We can explain their distinction in terms of the centripetal force and centrifugal force with Russia. Dagestan represents the where Chechnya represents the latter. The conflict of Chechnya traces back to World War 2 where the entire Chechen population was deported to Siberia and northern part of Kazakhstan by the Soviet Union government. The movement rose up Chechnya’s distaste towards the Soviet rule and rebellion took place in hope of seeking independence from USSR. Another centripetal force is religion. Unlike most of the Russian, majority the people living in Chechnya are Muslims.