COVID-19 and its impact on migration: the case of Armenia In the case of Armenia, as much elsewhere in the world, refugees are amongst the vulnerable populations affected by the pandemic and the economic and social hardships accompanying it. By Armen Ghazaryan
Is Everybody Leaving? Migration to and from Armenia: Myths and Reality “The official discourse” of migration, is that in a situation of unemployment and economic hardship, migration is a generally positive phenomenon, as it creates an outlet for the economy. In the other, "opposition discourse,” migration is seen as a negative phenomenon and is often used to criticize government policy."
Conflict and Migration: The Georgian-Abkhazian Case in a European Context On June 17-20, 2008 South Caucasus Regional Office of the Heinrich Boell Foundation together with University of California, Irvine and Conciliation Resources, London, organized a conference “Conflict and Migration: The Georgian-Abkhazian Case in a European Context.”
