Скачать или смотреть The South Caucasus Along Fault Lines: Regional and International Perspectives- Day 2

19 April 2025- Agenda
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III-Europe

Dr. Shalva Dzebisashvili,
Associate Professor, University of Georgia, School of Social Sciences; Chairman of the Board, The Security, Policy & Nationalism Research Center (UGSPN)
“South Caucasus - Torn between the European Perspective and the Need for Power (and Economic) Balance.”

Dr. Marat Terterov,
Founding Partner at European Geopolitical Forum, Brussels
“Optimizing European Engagement in the South Caucasus for the Enhancement of Regional Stability and Prosperity.”

IV-Armenian-Azerbaijani Relations, Turkey, and Regional Cooperation

Dr. Cengiz Aktar,
University of Athens, EKPA
“Turkey as a Dynamic of Insecurity for its Neighborhood.”

Dr. Vahram Ter-Matevosyan,
Professor, American University of Armenia
“Institutionalization of Revenge: Understanding Azerbaijan’s Assertiveness
vis-à-vis Armenia and Artsakh between 2020 and 2023.”

Dr. Nzhdeh Hovsepyan,
Director, Radar Armenia News Agency
“Captives of the Status Quo: Armenia-Azerbaijan Normalization
Process after the Second Karabakh War.”

Dr. Altay Goyushov,
Invited Research Fellow at CERI/Sciences Po., Paris
“Domestication of Islam: Azerbaijan’s Policy to Curb Foreign Influence.”

Dr. Stephen Jones,
Senior Researcher, Program on Georgian Studies, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Harvard University; Professor of Georgian Modern History, Ilia State University, Georgia
“Regional Cooperation in the Caucasus: Lessons from the Past.”

V-Armenia and Its Security

Mr. Yeghia Tashjian,
Regional and International Affairs Cluster Coordinator, Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs, American University of Beirut
“Navigating along the Mines: Regional ‘Corridorization’ and Armenia’s Foreign Policy Choices.”

Mr. Richard Giragosian,
Director, Regional Studies Center, Yerevan
“Redefining Armenia’s Post-War Security Strategy.”

Dr. Nerses Kopalyan,
Associate Professor-in-Residence, Department of Political Science; Undergraduate Engagement Coordinator, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
“A Strategic Porcupine with a Western Flair: Armenia’s New Foreign and Security Doctrine.”