Central Eurasia Studies

Central Eurasia Studies

Economic Factor as a Means for Armenian-Turkish Conflict Transformation

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors
Mohammad MAlek Mohammadi 1
Afsaneh Shirani 2
1 Assistant Professor, Department of Literature and Armenian-German Language, University of Isfahan, Iran
2 PhD Student in Political Science and Law, Institute of Sociology, National Academy of Sciences of Armenia in the Field of “Political Institutes and Processes”, Iran
10.22059/jcep.2016.60548
Abstract
The Armenian-Turkish conflict except the disagreement between the two countries has also developed in the regional and international levels. It is becoming the conflict of interests and competition of superpowers in regional and international sphere, which has its great influence on the complication of the process of the conflict between the two countries. Taking into consideration the disagreement between the two countries, it seems that this conflict doesn’t have a political solution and any mechanism of the conflict resolution. Taking such situations as the experiment of the international conflict resolution into consideration shows that the conflict transformation will reflect the important results of each level for the two countries. In the study, we discussed the development of the economic relations as the strategy of conflict transformation between the two countries, the programs and events about the development of Armenian-Turkish economic relations in the period of post-Soviet Union, the activities of NGOs and economic Relations Commission.
Keywords
America
Armenia
conflict transformation
Economics
track II diplomacy
Turkey
Russia

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Central Eurasia Studies
Volume 9, Issue 2
Autumn & Winter
October 2016
Pages 361-376