Libaridian gerard (34 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: Like New. In this volume of selected essays and interviews, the author explores a number of fundamental issues regarding Armenia's foreign and security policies and scrutinizes the political culture as the framework within which positions have been defined and solutions have been sought. The previously published and unpublished material collectively analyze the political thinking that characterized the response to challenges the Third Republic faced and failed to address from the standpoint of statehood versus a vague but powerful nationalism. The author achieves this difficult task by studying themes such as Armenia and Armenians as agents of their own history as opposed to the dominant sense of victimhood, maximalism confused with patriotism, the role of mediators and other states as saviors, the comfort zone of illusions and legends as opposed to hard realism and pragmatism. Libaridian argues that the dominant but faulty framework led leaders of the state and Diaspora to a policy that bet on war rather than peace, a second Karabakh war that Armenia lost in 2020, a war that should have been avoided.…

Zustand: very good. New Brunswick, NJ : Transaction, 2004. Hardcover. Dustjacket. xi, 327 pp. Stamp. Condition : very good copy. ISBN 9780765802057. Keywords : POLITICS.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 304 pages. Turkish language. 6.02x0.87x8.35 inches. In Stock.

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Zustand: Good. Boston: The Armenian Review, Inc., 1984. Volume 37. Number 1. 8vo Paperback. 202pp. B/W plates. Good book. Slightly dampstained. (armenia, history, asia, periodicals) Inquire if you need further information.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Where the Cold War Never Ended and the New World Order Never Arrived: Karabakh Diplomacy in the 1990s' is a rare insider's account of the diplomacy surrounding the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict following the collapse of the Soviet Union. Drawing on his experience as Senior Advisor to Armenia's first president, Secretary of the Security Council, Ambassador-at-Large, and First Deputy Foreign Minister, Gerard Libaridian takes readers inside the negotiations, revealing how decisions were made, why opportunities for peace were lost, and how the competing interests of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Karabakh, Russia, the United States, Turkey, Iran, and the OSCE shaped the course of events. Combining firsthand experience with historical analysis, this volume argues that Cold War strategic thinking survived the Soviet Union itself, frustrating hopes for a genuinely cooperative international order and offering fresh insight into one of the defining diplomatic challenges of the post-Soviet era.Volume II complements this account with extensive interviews between Libaridian and leading diplomats, negotiators, mediators, and political figures directly involved in the peace process. Together, these conversations provide a unique oral history of Karabakh diplomacy, bringing together diverse perspectives on the negotiations, the personalities behind them, and the successes, frustrations, and missed opportunities that shaped one of the most consequential diplomatic efforts of the 1990s.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Gerard J. Libaridianin 1978-2017 arasinda yazdigi makalelerden, yaptigi konusmalardan ve röportajlardan olusan bu kitap, Ermenistan ve Türkiye arasindaki devletler arasi iliskiler ve müzakere sürecleri kadar Ermeni ve Türk halklarin ve akademisyenlerin iliskilerini de kapsamli bir sekilde ele aliyor. Libaridian, gecmisin yeniden tahayyül edilmesi, bugünün ve gelecegin yeniden tasavvur edilmesine iliskin öneriler sunarken, Ermeniler ile Türkler arasindaki meselelerin kökenlerini ve meselelerin cözümünü zorlastiran algilari, önyargilari ve akademik yaklasimlari sorunsallastiriyor. Ermenistanin ve Ermenilerin tarihte oynadigi rolü ve bugün oynayabilecegi rolleri, Türkiyenin resmi tarih yaklasiminin dayattigi sinirlari ve iki ülke arasinda kurulmus ve kurulabilecek köprüleri elestirel ve yapici bir yaklasimla ele aliyor.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Where the Cold War Never Ended and the New World Order Never Arrived: Karabakh Diplomacy in the 1990s' is a rare insider's account of the diplomacy surrounding the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict following the collapse of the Soviet Union.Volume II. Through extensive interviews with leading diplomats, negotiators, mediators, and political figures directly involved in the peace process, Gerard J. Libaridian takes readers inside the negotiations, revealing how decisions were made, why opportunities for peace were lost, and how the competing interests of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Karabakh, Russia, the United States, Turkey, Iran, and the OSCE shaped events. Together, these conversations provide a unique oral history of Karabakh diplomacy, illuminating the negotiations, the personalities behind them, and the successes, frustrations, and missed opportunities of the 1990s.Volume I complements this account with Libaridian's firsthand experience and historical analysis, drawing on his service as Senior Advisor to Armenia's first president, Secretary of the Security Council, Ambassador-at-Large, and First Deputy Foreign Minister. It argues that Cold War strategic thinking survived the Soviet Union itself, frustrating hopes for a genuinely cooperative international order and illuminating a defining diplomatic challenge of the post-Soviet era.…

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