Chapters - Revival of Karabakh

Chapter Ten

“If you want peace, prepare for war,” said Roman writer Publius Vegetius Renatus. Azerbaijan was dedicated

Chapter Eleven

The Patriotic War of 2020 did not occur in a vacuum

Chapter Twelve

Libraries, architectural treasures, churches, houses of culture, museums, cinemas, sports facilities

Chapter Thirteen

One billion people, or 15 per cent of our global population, experience some form of disability

Chapter Fourteen

The concept of ecocide offers a lens with which to articulate the socio-ecological consequences of Armenia’s extractive governance

Chapter Fifteen

What lessons did past international efforts at rebuilding war-torn countries hold for Karabakh?

Chapter Sixteen

Over the last three decades, Azerbaijan has achieved remarkable economic growth, morphing from a low-income to an upper-middle-income country

Chapter Seventeen

It is as if those who died are rewriting life going forward. From the Martyrs’ Lane in Baku to the thousands of tragedy-laced individual

Chapter Eighteen

In Baku’s vibrant Old City, one can witness the ancient skills of carpet weaving, with adroit artisans ensuring that each thread is carefully

Chapter Nineteen

Benjamin Disraeli said that great cities are “…some great idea. Rome represents conquest; faith hovers over the towers of Jerusalem