We confront the roots of conflict through rigorous research, education, and dialogue — turning recognition into remedy and division into understanding.
On 17 June the Prime Minister of Armenia asked twice, from the floor of the National Assembly, who is left thinking about the destiny of the homeland. Twice he answered himself with a sneer, and pointed at the man who went on hunger strike in 2013 before another country’s president.
Ara Khachig Manoogian’s letter to friends and family: the men he knows in a cell in Baku, the gap he found five weeks ago after 148 years of Armenian effort, and why one word in an act of Congress is the difference between a promise and an obligation. Available in 14 languages.
For more than fifty years, Armenians have been asked to celebrate resolutions, committee votes, and proclamations from Washington as victories. Our new white paper documents what those measures actually produced — and makes the case for moving from symbolic statements to binding law.
The work did not end with Operation Nemesis. Read the paper, understand the record, and join the 1,000 Book Initiative — placing the documented Armenian case directly into congressional offices, one briefing package, one enforceable law at a time.
After the 2023 depopulation of Artsakh, Azerbaijan’s doctrine of “Western Azerbaijan” has turned Armenia itself into a declared target. Our latest study traces how rhetoric becomes state policy — and what it means for Armenian sovereignty.
Read the companion white paper, Western Azerbaijan: A Conspiracy Against the Armenian People, free on our Patreon. The full book is available now in our bookstore in paperback and eBook.
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We publish books, white papers, and resources that help people understand the roots of conflict and the practice of peace — grounded in history, law, and evidence.
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