About this episode

The episode discusses the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan and its implications for the South Caucasus.

Podcast host Alex Gabuev is joined by his colleague Zaur Shiriyev, a non-resident fellow at Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center, and Philip Gamaghelyan, an associate professor at the University of San Diego, to discuss the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan and its implications for the South Caucasus.

People in this episode

Host: Alex Gabuev

Guests: Zaur Shiriyev, Philip Gamaghelyan

Topics covered

• peace process
• Armenia
• Azerbaijan
• South Caucasus
• political implications
• international relations

Keywords

• peace process
• Armenia
• Azerbaijan
• South Caucasus
• politics
• international relations
• conflict resolution

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center, University of San Diego

Places: Armenia, Azerbaijan, South Caucasus

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