The Strange Case of Recognition and Denial of the Armenian Genocide in New Zealand
PSIA program welcomed award-winning journalist, critic, and columnist James Robins from New Zealand for the first seminar of the spring semester.
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Alumni Success Story: Raffi Elliott (M PSIA ‘15) Successfully Combines Web-Entrepreneurship and News Correspondence
"I am a businessman by necessity, but my passion has always been political science and related topics," says Elliott.
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Alumni Highlights: Mariana Javakhyan (M PSIA ‘15) Awarded OFID Scholarship
Javakhyan was one of the ten winners selected from a pool of 10,000 applicants who competed for the OFID Scholarship in 2018.
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AUA Announces Faculty Promotions
Dr. Vahram Ter-Matevosyan, Dr. Knar Khachatryan, and Dr. Agassy Manoukian were promoted during the 2018-2019 academic year.
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New Publications by PSIA Faculty Members
Dr. Jenny Paturyan and Dr. Vahram Ter-Matevosyan have recently published their research in books released by Routledge.
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PSIA Assistant Professor Dr. Jenny Paturyan Delivers a Talk in Iceland
Dr. Paturyan briefly presented the events of Spring 2018 widely known as the “Velvet Revolution.”
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PSIA Student Ani Matevosyan (E&C ‘18) Wins First Place in Nationwide Essay Competition
The competition aimed at empowering young Armenians to speak out about their vision of EU-Armenia relations.
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Winning by Losing: Revolution, War, and Development in Georgia
The speaker was Dr. Gurgen Aslanyan, Teaching Fellow at CERGE-EI Prague, Researcher at the Ural Federal University, and Adjunct Lecturer at AUA.
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Religion and the Conservative Turn in Russia’s Public Sphere and Politics
The seminar was led by Dr. Alexander Agadjanian, Professor at the Center for the Study of Religion, Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow.
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Austria’s Challenges to Become a Multiethnic and Multicultural State
The seminar was led by Dr. Jasmine Dum-Tragut, Associate Professor of Armenian Studies and General Linguistics and Director of the Center for the Study of the Christian East at Salzburg University in Austria.
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