В Оксфорде прошли обсуждения по теме Южный Кавказ за пределами неразрешенных конфликтов (видео)

Обсуждения современного Южного Кавказа невозможны без вопроса о неразрешенных конфликтах в регионе. На 3-й Оксфордской конференции по современным проблемам Южного Кавказа одна из тем панельных дискуссий была посвящена конфликтам в регионе: "Выход из порочного круга: может ли регион выйти из трясины конфликта?"

В дискуссий приняли участие Вероника Мовчан из Berlin Economics; Ахмад Алили из Центра экономического и социального развития, Баку; и Эдуард Абраамян из Лестерского университета. Дискуссию возглавил директор LINKS, Деннис Саммут.

Конференция проходила в Оксфордском университете в понедельник, 12 ноября 2018 года. Она была организована LINKS и RESC в рамках программы EPNK Европейского Союза на тему «Региональное сотрудничество на Южном Кавказе: трудное, но необходимое».

Вы можете просмотреть полностью прошедшие дискуссий (на английском языке) на YouTube канале Сommonspace.eu здесь

источник: commonspace.eu

фото: Вероника Мовчан из Berlin Economics; Деннис Саммут из LINKS; Ахмад Алили из Центра экономического и социального развития, Баку; и Эдуард Абраамян из Лестерского университета на панельной дискуссии «Выход из порочного круга: может ли регион выйти из трясины конфликта?» в Оксфорде, 12 ноября 2018 года

 

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