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Post-Soviet Armenia’s Foreign Policy: Twenty Years at Several Chairs Simultaneously

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Rubric: At Post-Soviet Space

S. Minasyan, Caucasus Institute, 31/4, Charentsi St., Yerevan, Armenia (sergey@c-i.am).

 

Abstract

The foreign policy concept of Armenia consists in keeping a balance between regional and world actors' interests in the Southern Caucasus. The main Armenian foreign policy directions in recent decades are: the extending of cooperation with Russia, the search for ways of the Karabagh conflict solution, the normalization of relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan, the development of connections with the USA. 


Keywords

Post-Soviet Armenia’s foreign policy, complementarism, multi-vector nature, Karabagh conflict, Armenian-Russian relations, Armenian-Turkish relations, Armenian-Iranian relations, Armenian Diaspora


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For citation:
Minasyan S. Post-Soviet Armenia’s Foreign Policy: Twenty Years at Several Chairs Simultaneously. World Eñonomy and International Relations, 2013, No 1, pp. 85-92

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