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AZERBAIJANI EXPERT TO SPEAK ON NAGORNO-KARABAKH CONFLICT IMPLICATIONS ON CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION
Trend
Sept 22 2011
Azerbaijan
Deputy Director of the Center for Strategic Studies under the President
of the Republic of Azerbaijan Gulshan Pashayeva will attend a workshop
titled "Security ad Cross-Border Cooperation in the EU, Black Sea
region and the Southern Caucasus" organized by Center for Black Sea and
Central Asia (KORA) at the Middle East Technical University (Turkey)
and Khazar University (Azerbaijan) in Ankara on Sept.23-25.
Pashayeva will make a speech "Armenian-Azerbaijani Conflict over
Nagorno-Karabakh and Its Implications on Cross-Border Cooperation in
the Southern Caucasus".
The main goal of the proposed advanced workshop is to bring together
academics, practitioners and policy makers in order to provide an
in-depth discussion of issues and themes related to security and
cross-border cooperation in the Euro-Atlantic region, the Black Sea
region and the Southern Caucasus. The secondary aim of the proposed
workshop is to discuss the state of the art in regional studies namely,
European Studies, Black Sea Studies and Post-Soviet Studies, focusing
on the main debates, theories, approaches and methodologies.
From: Baghdasarian
Trend
Sept 22 2011
Azerbaijan
Deputy Director of the Center for Strategic Studies under the President
of the Republic of Azerbaijan Gulshan Pashayeva will attend a workshop
titled "Security ad Cross-Border Cooperation in the EU, Black Sea
region and the Southern Caucasus" organized by Center for Black Sea and
Central Asia (KORA) at the Middle East Technical University (Turkey)
and Khazar University (Azerbaijan) in Ankara on Sept.23-25.
Pashayeva will make a speech "Armenian-Azerbaijani Conflict over
Nagorno-Karabakh and Its Implications on Cross-Border Cooperation in
the Southern Caucasus".
The main goal of the proposed advanced workshop is to bring together
academics, practitioners and policy makers in order to provide an
in-depth discussion of issues and themes related to security and
cross-border cooperation in the Euro-Atlantic region, the Black Sea
region and the Southern Caucasus. The secondary aim of the proposed
workshop is to discuss the state of the art in regional studies namely,
European Studies, Black Sea Studies and Post-Soviet Studies, focusing
on the main debates, theories, approaches and methodologies.
From: Baghdasarian