Promoting Future Oriented Youth Dialogues
On July 25, the project Promoting Future Oriented Youth Dialogues kicked off in the town of Goris, Syunik. The project started with a workshop engaging youth from different communities of Syunik under the auspices of Goris Press Club. The workshop was held in the framework of the project Promoting Future Oriented Youth Dialogues, implemented by the Caucasus Institute in cooperation with the Max Planck Foundation for International Peace and the Rule of Law . The project is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office.
Political Club of Armavir
In July “Launching Political Clubs in Bordering Regions of Armenia” project kicked off its second phrase in Armavir region. Thymen Kouwenaar, the Deputy head of Mission at the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands made the opening remarks. Under the auspices of Armavir Development Center, teachers and educational workers of Armavir region discussed the introduction of new educational standards with experienced experts. “Launching Political Clubs in Bordering Regions of Armenia” project is supported by the government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Political Club of Lori
Under the auspices of “Launching Political Clubs in Bordering Regions of Armenia” project supported by the government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands the first discussion was implemented in Lori region in cooperation with “NGO” Center. The discussion was dedicated to the foreign policy of Armenia. The participants discussed issues related to the visions of Armenia's future with experienced experts.
Political Club of Gegharkunik
Under the auspices of “Launching Political Clubs in Bordering Regions of Armenia” project supported by the government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands the first discussion was implemented in Gegharkunik region in cooperation with “Bayazet” Center NGO. During the discussion participants from various communities of Gegharkunik discussed the issues related to the conceptual master plan of the "Academic City" with experienced experts.
Publications
Caucasus XXI century
Edited by Alexander Iskandaryan
Copy editing by Liana Avetisyan, Nina Iskandaryan, Ruzanna Davtyan
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Caucasus XXI century
The Second Karabakh War, or the First Post-Post-Soviet War
Author: Alexander Iskandaryan
Date published: 2020
The Institute for Security Policy (ISP) in Vienna has published the working paper “The Second Karabakh War, or the First Post-Post-Soviet War”, authored by Alexander Iskandaryan, CI Director.
The Second Karabakh War, or the First Post-Post-Soviet War
Projects
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Events
Tea party
DEMOCRACY, DEMOCRATIZATION AND ELECTIONS
Do we have the right to complain about our own choices after elections? Or should we keep silent and just accept our responsibility for the choices contemplating the repercussions? That was one of the questions that were discussed during the CI Tea Party held in Stepanakert on September 12, 2019 and moderated by Alexander Iskandaryan, Director of the Caucasus Institute.
The discussions are held in the framework of a project on Building Capacity for Societal Engagement in Nagorno-Karabakh implemented by the Caucasus Institute in partnership with Armavir Development Centre, Civil Society Institute and INTRA Mental Health Centre with support from the UK Government’s Conflict, Stability and Security Fund. The opinions and statements that will be made and discussed during the event may not coincide with the official position of the UK Government.
