Eastern Partnership 2.0 – Upgrading the ambitions and impact on the neighborhood Published: 13 September 2019 Read in Georgian By Dr. Stefan Meister
Eastern Partnership in South Caucasus Published: 13 September 2019 EaP policy is a success story but it now needs to adapt to the changing geopolitical environment and take more seriously the lessons learned from the reality check of the policy in the target countries.
Elections in South Caucasus Published: 9 November 2018 The parliamentary and presidential elections which were either held or are still planned in three countries of the South Caucasus can be considered as the most significant political events of 2018.
The legacy of the August War after 10 years: human’s burden Published: 7 August 2018 On occasion on 10-year anniversary of August war (2008) the South Caucasus Regional Office of the Heinrich Boell Foundation presents web-dossier, which includes analytical article by Giorgi Kanashvili, interview with civil activist Tamar Mearakishvili and 2 multimedia projects.
100 years after: the countries of the South Caucasus from the declaration of independence till 2018 Published: 28 May 2018 In order to commemorate 100 years anniversary since the declaration of independence of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, the Heinrich Boell Foundation presents analytical articles that on the one hand, reflect on the main foreign and internal priorities of the first republics and on the other hand, analyze what is the impact of the short-lived experiences of statehood on the democratic political culture of the South Caucasus.
Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan (1918-20): Origins, Milestones and Legacy Published: 28 May 2018 Undoubtedly the emergence of the Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan (ADR) was the by-product of a broad range of processes and dynamics in and around of the Caucasus, the developments in the Tsarist Russia as well as in the neighbouring countries of the Russian Caucasus, the Ottoman Empire and Persia. The elites of the ADR, both of Muslim and of non-Muslim faith were socialized in the late Romanov period. Azərbaycan dilində By Zaur Gasimov
The “Garbage Bin” Approach to History and its Discontents Published: 28 May 2018 For a people whose history covers a few millennia, the significance of the First Republic of Armenia far exceeds the number of years it lasted. Other than the Genocide that preceded it, I doubt that there is another period of two and one-half years that has received more attention by scholars, memoirists, and polemicists. հայերեն By Jirair Libaridian
Armenian-Georgian Neighborhood: same directions or diverging paths? Published: 15 December 2017 Georgia and Armenia have strived to establish good neighborhood policy throughout centuries. There has been neighborly competition over certain issues but during the last two decades, governments of these countries have taken steps to develop joint initiatives in cultural, economic and political spheres.The South Caucasus Regional Office of the Heinrich Boell Foundation supports the regional dialogue between these two countries.
Armenia & Georgia: Resilient Relationship Published: 15 December 2017 Armenia and Georgia are destined by history and geography to exist side by side, for centuries uncomfortably squeezed between huge empires. Not always were their relations cloudless, but mostly were marked by prolonged periods of propinquity and cooperation. By George Tarkhan-Mouravi
Armenian-Georgian Relations: Actuality of Sustainable Development Published: 15 December 2017 Nowadays South Caucasus is a sub-region bordering one great power and two regional powers. It is considered as an important intersection of transnational infrastructure links. This turns it into a zone of superpowers’ vital interests, as well as arises growing interest by non-bordering great powers. The region is saturated with ethnic and confessional conflicts which provides openings for influence by all non-regional actors. հայերեն By David Hovhannisyan
