Armenia's Future, Relations with Turkey and the Karabagh Conflict reviewed

Professor Grigoryan's edited book, Armenia's Future, Relations with Turkey and the Karabagh Conflict by Levon Ter-Petrossian was recently reviewed by the Institut de Veille et D'étude des Relations Internationales et Stratégiques (IVERIS)

Prof. Grigoryan honored at a reception for Lehigh authors

Professor Grigoryan was among several members of the Lehigh Faculty honored at a reception on Monday in Linderman Library. The reception was spotlighting the books published by faculty over the past year. A collection of essays and speeches on Armenia-Turkish relations and the Karabagh conflict, by independent Armenia's first president, Levon Ter-Petrossian, which was edited by Professor Grigoryan was among the books recognized at the reception.

"Armenia's Future, Relations with Turkey and the Karabagh Conflict"

Arman Grigoryan featured - Lehigh Research Review

War and Democratic Transition in a Post-Soviet Nation

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Arman Grigoryan: An Armenian Peace Prescription

In an exclusive interview, International Relations Professor Arman Grigoryan discusses Armenia's future in its attempt to achieve peace with its neighbors and fulfill its full democratic potential. See the full interview here.

Armenia's Failed Democratic Transition

In a recent conference at the University of South California, Professor Arman Grigoryan discussed why some former Soviet Republics were successful in their transition to democracy, while others were not. Specifically, why had the country of Armenia been unsuccessful in becoming a prosperous democratic state? “In the first half of the nineties, Armenia was often referred to in the Western media as an ‘island of democracy,’” said Grigoryan.