Regional Studies Center (RSC)
Organizational Description
Since our founding as an independent think tank in 2012, the Regional Studies Center (RSC) has been conducting a wide range of strategic analysis and objective research, and implementing a number of educational and policy-related projects. As a leading think tank based in Armenia, the RSC conducts research and analysis and develops policy initiatives aimed at bolstering political and economic reform and conflict resolution in the broader South Caucasus region.
Moreover, as an independent think tank, the RSC is actively engaged in the public policy process and, over the longer term, seeks to serve as a catalyst for democratic reform and sustainable economic development through the empowerment of civil society and by contributing to the formulation of public policy through innovative and objective research, analysis and policy recommendations. Our research and project activities consist of five main program areas:
- Regional analyses and assessments of political, economic and security issues in the South Caucasus, but also including Iran, Russia and Turkey;
- National security and defense reform;
- Democratization and good governance;
- Economics and sustainable development;
- Educating and empowering youth as an “agent of change.”
Regional Studies Center (RSC)
60 Aram Street, #53, 3rd floor
0010 Yerevan, Armenia
Tel: (+374) 11 70 99 69
RSC PUBLIC LECTURE ON U.S. ELECTIONS
In a joint RSC event with AEGEE-Yerevan, RSC Director Richard Giragosian gave a public presentation on the impact of the U.S. elections, with a lively discussion among participants.
RSC SPECIAL BRIEFING: THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR U.S. FOREIGN POLICY
On 11 November, the Regional Studies Center (RSC), an independent think tank in Armenia, held a Special Briefing assessing the implications for U.S. foreign policy from the newly elected Trump Administration.
RSC SENIOR ANALYST ON POST-ELECTION OUTLOOK FOR ARMENIA-U.S. RELATIONS
In an interview with the Tert.am electronic news agency, RSC Senior Analyst David Shahnazaryan noted that the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president will not result in any direct or substantive changes in Armenian-U.S. relations.
RSC COLUMN IN TURKISH FOR AGOS
In his latest column for Agos (Hrant Dink's newspaper in Istanbul), RSC Director Richard Giragosian assessed the implications on U.S. foreign policy from the Trump victory (in Turkish).
http://www.agos.com.tr/tr/yazi/16991/trump-yonetimi-abd-dis-politikasina-bakis
RSC ANALYSIS FOR THE ASIAN NEWS NETWORK
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- Category: RSC Analysis
RSC Director Richard Giragosian’s article on the implications of the incoming Trump Administration on U.S. foreign policy, with a focus on Asia, was published by the Asian News Network, a Korean media outlet covering Asian news.
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