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  • Velvet revolutions on the territory of the Former Soviet Union: a comparative study of leadership, foreign involvement and internal demand 
    Serobyan, Arpine (2014-06-06)
    This Master’s Essay will study comparatively the successive “Velvet revolutions” in Georgia (2003), Ukraine (2004) and Kyrgyzstan (2005). Specifically, the structure of leadership in all three countries and their role in ...
  • Voluntary euthanasia or doctor-assisted dying 
    Petrosyan, Maria (2017-11-28)
    Euthanasia is defined as “an act of ending one’s life to relieve pain and suffering” (Singer, 1993: 175). Being one of the controversial topics in bioethics, it has proponents that call it a peaceful death and opponents ...
  • Volunteering in Armenia 
    Galstyan, Mariam (2017-09-29)
    The study investigates the motivational differences between male and female volunteers as well as the transformation of volunteering rationales with age. The study applies qualitative and quantitative (mixed) method of ...
  • Wars that did not happen: cases of Javakhk, Kvemo Kartli and Ajaria 
    Atayan, Aida (2014-09-09)
    The purpose of the this Master’s Essay is to study the factors which appeased ethnic conflicts in Javakhk and Kvemo Kartli after Georgia’s independence in 1991, thus those conflicts never turned into a war. The research ...
  • What theories explain the rise of Euroscepticism? 
    Pandunts, Araksya (2018-05-11)
    The predictions of Henry Kissinger regarding the imminent collapse of the European Union did not happen. Nevertheless, painstakingly strengthening Euroscepticism totters the very idea and the foundations of unity in the ...
  • Women in prison 
    Kazhoyan, Perchuhy (2014-09-12)
  • Women shelters in Armenia 
    Hakhinyan, Arpine (2017-10-19)
    Domestic violence is a challenging problem in many countries and women’s shelter is one of the tools to change the lives of abused women. Domestic violence shelters are a relatively new phenomenon in Armenia and this is ...
  • Work motivation among employees of Armenian executive agencies 
    Danielian, Diana (American University of Armenia, 2003)
    The present study focuses on work motivation among public officials in Armenian executive agencies. Many scholars emphasized the extreme importance of studying motivation as long as nowadays managers deal with increasingly ...

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