The section of history of the former republics of the Soviet Union of
the Moscow State University (MSU) is publishing a series of books on
analysis and the search for optimal models of the post-conflict
settlement in the South Caucasus. The first publication is the book
called "From Meyendorff to Astana: fundamental aspects of
Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict".
The book determines the basic topic for research on the most
complicated and multidimensional conflict in the post-Soviet space.
Nagorno-Karabakh was an augmenter of the USSR"s collapse. The book
contains articles of scientists and experts with detailed nuances of
the conflict settlement, its historic peculiarities and prospects.
The book was made for a wide range of specialists of international
relations and political sciences, people interested in history and
post-conflict problems. The book has an addendum with the basic
documents on settlement of the Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh
conflict.
Future publications of the section of history of the former Soviet
Union states of the Moscow State University (MSU) and the Information
and Analysis Center for the Post-Soviet space of the MSU will reflect
opinion of Russia, Armenian, Georgian, Turkish, Iranian, EU members,
US and other scientists. Only scientific discussions will turn South
Caucasus into a common house where peace and mutual consent dominate.
