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Robert Seely, a British national, is a staff correspondent in the London Bureau of the Associated Press. He served in the former Soviet Union from 1990-1994 as Kiev correspondent for The Times (London) and special correspondent for the Washington Post. He has traveled frequently to the Caucasus, including four visits to Chechnya, covering the post-Soviet conflicts in the region. In 1994-1995, he was affiliated with the Ukrainian Research Center at Harvard University and the Watson Institute of Brown University. He is currently writing a book on Russian-Chechen relations.

War and Humanitarian Action in Chechnya, Occasional Paper #26, by Greg Hansen and Robert Seely. 1996. [review by Marion Harroff-Tavel] [review in R&R Newsletter] [comments by Cristopher Besse]