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05
Dec 2020

Time to Govern and Strategize for a better Armenia and Artsakh

The cease-fire in the Caucasus is not a recipe for long-lasting peace. If history taught us anything, the cease-fire of 1994 gave Azerbaijan 26 years to regroup, learn, organize, and…
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25
Nov 2020

The Perfect Storm Devoured Artsakh

In the policy world, we often mention the importance of a "perfect storm." The alignment of various interests and actors to create or change policy.  In my previous article, I…
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14
Nov 2020

A solemn week as we bury our heroes and remember

In my article next week, I will discuss Russia's brutal and opportunistic lesson in the Caucasus. Russia's betrayal of Armenia, her ally, is consistent with what Russia did in Georgia…
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11
Nov 2020

Time to reflect on Artsakh and Fight on!

This week's article on my Faculty Blog page was going to be on the era of peace and justice under President Woodrow Wilson and the importance of self-determination for nations.…
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06
Nov 2020

Lasting peace in the Caucasus can only be achieved with a collaborative frame

There is no reason why lasting peace cannot be accomplished in the Caucasus. However, the negotiation's current competitive nature among an incomplete set of stakeholders cannot possibly yield the desired…
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02
Nov 2020

The re-birth of a failed ideology is threatening the peace in the Caucasus

I am an American, but by blood, I am an Armenian. I rose from the ashes of the Armenian Genocide of 1915. I am the grandson of a survivor and…
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Frank Vram Zerunyan is a recognized governance scholar, public servant, and educator who bridges academic excellence with decades of executive leadership in government. As Professor of the Practice of Governance at the University of Southern California (USC) Sol Price School of Public Policy, Director of Executive Education, and founding Director of the USC Price Center on National Defense and Public Safety, he prepares current and future leaders to navigate the complex challenges of democratic governance, ethical leadership, and institutional innovation.

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