CivilnetWhy did Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan—once similar Soviet republics—take such different political and social paths? This conversation examines Armenia’s dismantling of its oligarchic order, Georgia’s cycles of charismatic leaders, and Azerbaijan’s oil-driven family run dictatorship. church-state tensions, migration patterns, and shifting geopolitical alignments. In this context, historical sociologist Georgi Derluguian discusses church-state tensions, migration patterns, and shifting geopolitical alignments in the region with CivilNet’ Eric Hacopian.
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