Armenian Center for National and International Studies

The Armenian Center for National and International Studies (ACNIS) is an independent research center based in Yerevan. It is the institutional initiative of Raffi Hovannisian, Armenia’s former Minister of Foreign Affairs. Founded in 1994. The institution focuses on foreign and public policy issues.

Publications
  • Hayatsk Yerevanits, Monthly Journal of Public Policy, since 1995.
  • Prospects for regional and transregional cooperation and the resolution of conflicts, report.
  • Armenia 2020: A strategy paper for development and security (in Armenian), 2002
  • Armenian-Azerbaijani relations: Realities and prospects, by Alexander Grigorian,
  • Armenia-Turkey: Models of trade and economic relations, by Dr. Toros Torosian,
  • The politics of Genocide:State policy and national perceptions, by Dr. Stepan Poghosian; etc.
gollark: Public transport in the city I'm near got cut down a lot, but is still running. Which means people are packed more densely into the subway carriages. Which is probably *worse* in terms of spreading disease.
gollark: <@178552839721844736> I've heard different things. Fighting is a learned skill like anything else, and having actual practice through MMA and whatnot is almost certainly better than "I'll just poke them in a vulnerable part" or something.
gollark: So apparently the government is (mostly) closing all schools from Friday, and either cancelling or postponing the exams I was meant to do in twoish months (it's a bit unclear).
gollark: Unless people just panic-buy instantly when it's back in response to how much was panic-bought before.
gollark: Hopefully people will stop panic-buying eventually so there'll actually be pasta and whatnot available in stores nearby soon.



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