This article describes an architect's self-funded attempts to revive the war-devastated Armenian village of Karaglukh. The project involved building five houses, agricultural processing workshop, and a new church, along with restoration old one. Both architectural language construction techniques used were uncompromisingly traditional, employing local materials for continuity, connecting and, m...

The “crossroads” is a recurring trope in popular and academic writing on the South Caucasus. This can conjure simplistic explanatory frameworks of timeless “silk road” connectivity, or region as meeting point East West, democracy authoritarianism, Christianity Islam. However, it also evocative powerful ways that movement people, goods, ideas across have shaped its past present. In this contribu...

this study is looking to understand the reasons behind cold relations of iran and republic of azerbaijan. the authors believe that iran and azerbaijan have not had friendly relationship in spite of many similarities including historical, cultural, ethnic and religious background. the hypothesis of this study is that there are six factors that cause the unfriendly relations. these factors are et...

This paper studies the main opportunities for stimulating investments in alternative energy development through implementation of state plans creation and support favourable socio-economic conditions Nagorno-Karabakh 7 surrounding regions. Due to longevity projects on renewable sources, as well traditional financing infrastructure projects, it is extremely important that political economic inte...

The article presents a brief history of relations between the Armenian and Azerbaijani population Karabakh provides concise chronological sequence resettlement Armenians. It focuses on consequences conflict that lasted for 30 years. As result conflict, cultural heritage sites were destroyed territory unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic millions residents lost their homes when they evicted fr...