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AZERBAIJAN'S CENTRE FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES EXPANDS ITS WORK
News.Az
Thu 26 January 2012 08:54 GMT | 8:54 Local Time
The Centre for Strategic Studies under the Azerbaijani President has
reviewed its work in 2011.
The centre published 182 academic articles, most of them in English,
drew up 108 reports and references and gave 38 interviews to the press,
the centre told Gun.Az.
Among its achievements in the past year, the centre listed the
establishment and publication of the academic journal Caucasus
International; the signing of agreements with leading think tanks in
Turkey, Russia, Italy, Argentina, Greece and Poland; the organization
of visits by foreign correspondents to Azerbaijan; the arrangement
of national discussions, conferences and a round table in the Twitter
conference format; competitions among students in Azerbaijan and abroad
to mark the 20th anniversary of state independence; the development
of multimedia material on the republic~Rs dynamic socio-economic
development; and joint publications with foreign think tanks.
The centre's research work included social and psychological
measures in the resolution of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict over
Nagorno-Karabakh; socio-political processes in 2011 in Armenia and
their future development; Islam in Azerbaijan; social, political
and economic aspects of the middle class in Azerbaijan; Azerbaijan's
relations with Russia and Turkey in the past 20 years; and Azerbaijan
and Europe.
Another priority for the Centre for Strategic Studies is the
sustainable macroeconomic development of Azerbaijan, integration in
the global economy, energy policy and the development of renewable
energy sources.
News.Az
Thu 26 January 2012 08:54 GMT | 8:54 Local Time
The Centre for Strategic Studies under the Azerbaijani President has
reviewed its work in 2011.
The centre published 182 academic articles, most of them in English,
drew up 108 reports and references and gave 38 interviews to the press,
the centre told Gun.Az.
Among its achievements in the past year, the centre listed the
establishment and publication of the academic journal Caucasus
International; the signing of agreements with leading think tanks in
Turkey, Russia, Italy, Argentina, Greece and Poland; the organization
of visits by foreign correspondents to Azerbaijan; the arrangement
of national discussions, conferences and a round table in the Twitter
conference format; competitions among students in Azerbaijan and abroad
to mark the 20th anniversary of state independence; the development
of multimedia material on the republic~Rs dynamic socio-economic
development; and joint publications with foreign think tanks.
The centre's research work included social and psychological
measures in the resolution of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict over
Nagorno-Karabakh; socio-political processes in 2011 in Armenia and
their future development; Islam in Azerbaijan; social, political
and economic aspects of the middle class in Azerbaijan; Azerbaijan's
relations with Russia and Turkey in the past 20 years; and Azerbaijan
and Europe.
Another priority for the Centre for Strategic Studies is the
sustainable macroeconomic development of Azerbaijan, integration in
the global economy, energy policy and the development of renewable
energy sources.