At
the
Cross
Roads
the
Cross
Roads
An invitation to a dialogue
of history, civilizations and ideas
About the project
The discussion paper “At the Crossroads” is an invitation to a dialogue about the future of Armenia and the Armenian nation. The authors share their vision of the future, describe their own projects devoted to creating this future and seek to expand the circle of trust.
We invite you to read the manuscript, discuss it with the authors and with each other, create projects together that launch productive changes, and join to creative activities.
We are united by the understanding that in today’s turbulent world only those will survive who can anticipate the future and are ready to act energetically and consistently.
READERS’ OPINIONS
The book beautifully encapsulates the rich history of the Armenian Nation, from its early times to the present, and in that exploration brings up the best characteristics of the national identity, and honestly discusses the shortcomings. It is a must read for every Armenian, and thus I shared it with my children and friends.
Souren Israelyan
Attorney, Principal of the Law Office of Souren A. Israelyan, New York
READERS’ OPINIONS
The text is dynamic, educated, and interesting. It touches upon a very wide range of matters of history, civilization in general, scholarship, ethnography, strategy, and of course matters of the local and global economy. This makes the matter very rich but sometimes dilutes the discussion.
Rev. Paul Haidostian
Ph.D., President, Haigazian University, Beirut
READERS’ OPINIONS
The paper is interesting, but amateurish, or rather, analytically unprofessional. I would say that all the mistakes of the Armenia-2020 strategy are not only directly repeated, but also linearly distorted.
Armen Mehrabyan
International expert on agricultural crises, founder of “Armeniak” company and trademark, creator of www.armeniandinner.com
READERS’ OPINIONS
I read the discussion paper “At the Crossroads” with great attention. I think it’s a very interesting book. For the most part, I do not share the views of the authors. But one thing is certain: this is a good attempt to look at the past, present and future of Armenia and Armenians, putting forward certain behavioural norms and preventing future challenges.
Hrant Bagratyan
Doctor of Economics, Head of the Research and Education Center for Global Development and Megaeconomics, Russian-Armenian University, Yerevan
READERS’ OPINIONS
The project “At the Crossroads” captivates with the greatness of the idea: an attempt to look at the development of a country and ethnic group as a long evolutionary development of values, state practices, economy, and all that matters to assess the past and try to look into the future.
Alexander Auzan
Doctor of Economics, Professor, Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Lomonosov Moscow State University
