Armenian Security and U.S. Foreign Policy in the South Caucasus
Hayk Kotanjian · 2004
Catalogue summary
The essay places the Armenian factor within a proposed South Caucasus security architecture, emphasizing Armenia's role in regional democracy and economic progress, diaspora participation in United States politics, and intersecting interests of the United States, European Union, and Russia.
Why this matters
Its integrated account shows why Armenia's domestic institutions and external alignments must be considered together when evaluating South Caucasus security choices.
Citation
Hayk Kotanjian 2004. Armenian Security and U.S. Foreign Policy in the South Caucasus. Connections The Quarterly Journal. https://doi.org/10.11610/connections.03.2.03
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