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STATE IN THE REALITIES OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL ACTS

By: Alexander Manasyan, Corresponding Member of NAS RA, Head of the Chair of Theoretical Philosophy and Logics, Yerevan State University, manasyan-a22@mail.ru

ISSUE 2 (18) 2023 / International Law

THE ARMENIAN QUESTION AT THE PRESENT STAGE AND TURKISH FALSIFICATIONS

By: Ruben Safrastyan, Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA

ISSUE 2 (4) 2016 / History

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ARMENIAN STATEHOOD: KINGDOM OF HAYASA (XIV-XIII centuries BC)

By: Ghazaryan Robert, PhD in History

ISSUE 1,   2015 / History

THE FOUNDATIONS OF A NATION’S EXISTENCE IN MAGHAKIA ORMANYAN’S ARGUMENTS

By: Lilit Sarvazyan, PhD, Associate Professor at the Yerevan State Pedagogical University Head of the Department of Theory and History of Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Law, NAS RA lilit.sarvazyan@gmail.com

ISSUE 1 (19) 2024 / Politology

THE IMPORTANCE OF THE HITTITE SOURCES OF THE PERIOD OF MURSILI II FOR ANCIENT HISTORY OF ARMENIA

By: Ghazaryan Robert, PhD in History

ISSUE 1 (3) 2016 / History

THE NORTH-WESTERN REGION (THE UPPER LAND) OF THE ARMENIAN HIGHLAND WITHIN THE HITTITE STATE

By: Ghazaryan Robert, PhD in History

ISSUE 2,   2015 / History

THE PROBLEM OF ARMENIAN STATEHOOD AND HUNCHAKYAN POLITICAL PARTY (1918-1921)

By: Gegham Hovhannisyan, Senior researcher at the Institute of History, NAS RA PhD in Historical Sciences, Associate Professor, gegham.hovhannisian@mail.ru

ISSUE 2 (20) 2024 / History

THE REFUGEE ISSUE IN THE SUPREME COUNCIL OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA IN THE CONTEXT OF STATE BUILDING IN 1990-1991

By: Lilit Zakaryan, PhD in History, Associate Professor, Institute of History of the NAS RA, lilitzakaryan66@gmail.com

ISSUE 1 (21) 2025 / History

THE RELATIONSHIPS OF SECULAR AND SPIRITUAL POWERS IN THE ARMENIAN KINGDOM OF CILICIA 1240’s-50’s

By: Tinoyan D. F, PhD in History

ISSUE 1 (5) 2017 / Philosophy and Law

THE SOUTH-WESTERN REGION OF THE ARMENIAN HIGHLAND WITHIN THE HITTITE STATE

By: Ghazaryan Robert, PhD in History

ISSUE 2 (4) 2016 / History