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ARMENOLOGY: WEAPON OR SCIENCE?

The article first published in 2005 in the second ARCH Annual. Presented in the context of the current discussion on education reform. Article in Armenian.

Comments of ARCH’s Academic Coordinator Siranush Dvoyan at the parliamentary hearings on “Reforms and Problems in the Field of Higher Education and Science”

Comments of ARCH’s Academic Coordinator Siranush Dvoyan, presented at the parliamentary hearings on “Reforms and Problems in the Field of Higher Education and Science” organized on February 24, 2020 by the RA National Assembly Standing Committee on Science, Education, Culture, Diaspora, Youth and Sport.

PRO DOMO SUA, OR BETWEEN TURKMENBASHI AND BULGAKOV. RESPONSE TO ARA NEDOLYAN'S ANALYSIS

Gevorg Ter-Gabrielyan’s response to Ara Nedolyan’s review of his book “The Godless Movie Theater” is persented.

PUBLIC DIAGNOSIS OR SEARCH FOR THE OTHER

“Godless Movie Theater” is a collection of prose written by Gevorg Ter-Gabrielyan in 2012-2017, published in 2018. Ara Nedolyan's review of the collection is presented.

FOR YOU, READER, CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING

We offer to your attention ARCH researcher Nare Hovhannisyan’s essay, which presents to the Armenian reader John Locke’s famous work, “An Essay Concerning Human Understanding” (1689).

CIVIL SOCIETY AGAINST POLITICS? THE GERMAN EXPERIENCE

The report of director of Regional Program Political Dialogue South Caucasus Dr. Thomas Schrapel on the German experience of civil society. The report was presented during the ARCH website presentation on March 15, 2019.

Armenia 2018: Realities and Perspectives

The report analyzes the causes, trends and perspectives of the velvet revolution in Armenia.

Armenia: Waves of Political Changes

This analytical text was written by Manvel Sargsyan in 2007-2008, but for obvious political reasons was never published. Meanwhile, the work not only remained relevant, but also became especially up-to-date due to the in-depth explanation of the essence of the criminal-oligarchic system of power, which the Armenian revolution of 2018 opposes. The first part of the work presents a constructive model that describes the structure of power relations operating in Armenia since the beginning of the 2000s. The second part, a chronicle of political events, allows drawing a fairly complete picture of the dynamics of the emergence and consolidation of this system.

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