Yeghia Tashjyan
Beiträge als Autor:
- After 24 February 2022: Imagining South Caucasus Security (aus der Publikation After 24 February 2022: Imagining South Caucasus Security)
- Beyond Yerevan and Baku: How Iran and India Perceive the Developments in the South Caucasus (aus der Publikation After 24 February 2022: Imagining South Caucasus Security)
- Building Resilience Against Human Security Threats and Risks: From Best Practices to Strategies (aus der Publikation Building Resilience Against Human Security Threats and Risks: From Best Practices to Strategies)
- Discussing a South Caucasus Short of Russian Dominance (aus der Publikation Discussing a South Caucasus Short of Russian Dominance)
- Does the European Union need a Strategy for the South Caucasus? (aus der Publikation Does the EU Need a Strategy for the South Caucasus?)
- EU’s Role in South Caucasus Viewed from Russia (aus der Publikation Does the EU Need a Strategy for the South Caucasus?)
- From ‘Corridors Building’ to ‘Conflict Management’: Is a Compromise Solution Possible in South Caucasus? (aus der Publikation Connectivity Risks and Opportunities in the South Caucasus)
- How External Factors are Complicating the “Gordian Knot” of the South Caucasus? (aus der Publikation New Security Arrangements for the South Caucasus?)
- Iran’s and China’s “Passive Realism” towards the Recent Developments in the South Caucasus (aus der Publikation Stability Risks and New Conflict Management Platforms in the South Caucasus)
- Projecting Russia’s Post-War Influence in the South Caucasus by Analysing the Russian-Turkish “Co-opetition” in Syria (aus der Publikation Discussing a South Caucasus Short of Russian Dominance)
- South Caucasus Trade Interconnectivity and Human Security in Armenia (aus der Publikation Building Resilience Against Human Security Threats and Risks: From Best Practices to Strategies)