From Ter-Petrossian to Kocharian: explaining continuity in Armenian foreign policy, 1991-2003.(Levon Ter-Petrossian, Robert Kocharian)

From: Demokratizatsiya | Date: March 22, 2006| Author: Papazian, Taline | Copyright information

Abstract: This article is a study of Armenian foreign policy since independence, as a major component and requirement of national sovereignty. I argue that despite the replacement of the first administration by its opponents in 1998, the most relevant characteristic of foreign policy is continuity rather than change. In terms of political science approach, foreign policy is studied both in terms of international relations of the young republic and of the main actors responsible for...

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