On June 22 and 23, the Caucasus Research Resource Centers in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia hosted the 9th annual methods conference. This year the conference focused on the Russian-Ukrainian and how it has altered the geopolitical, economic, and demographic state of the South Caucasus.
The first day of the conference featured four panels, on issues ranging from values, mobilization, and activism in the South Caucasus to migration to and from the region.
The first day also featured a round table on Archival Access and Openness in the Caucasus and Eurasia, with speakers from Berkeley, Cambridge, and Princeton, among other universities.
The second day of the conference featured two panels, with the first looking at new economic geographies of the region, and the second focused on intercommunal relations in the South Caucasus.
The conference concluded with a methods workshop, focused on Empowering Research Subjects with Photovoice in the South Caucasus.
The full conference video will be available from CRRC Georgia’s YouTube Channel in the near future, here.
The conference abstract book is available here.
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