Dual Citizenship: Alternative Arrangements, Economic Implications, and Social Dimensions
2006-06-17 
The Constitutional Amendments incorporated through a referendum on November 27, 2005 lifted the ban on dual citizenship arrangements in Armenia, which had been in place since 1995. In light of this, and given the potentially sizable economic and social implications of a formalized arrangement, this conference will review issues related to active homeland-diaspora relations in countries around the world and three existing concepts of dual citizenship for diaspora Armenians. The conference is intended to encourage professional dialogue and to further the public's understanding of the legal, economic, and social issues surrounding the topic.
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Conference Poster
AIPRG Concept on Dual Citizenship
Conference Agenda
Conference Visit Card
Press Release
Media Reaction (source: Yerkir Media TV Company Official Website)
Armenia: Challenges of Sustainable Development, Organized in Honor of Professor Armen Alchian
2006-05-06 Professor Alchian is widely known to his students and colleagues as the founder of the "UCLA tradition" in economics, a tradition that continues to this day. It emphasizes that individual behavior is self-seeking and "rational" and that this has many unanticipated consequences. The tradition recognizes that "rationality" is the outcome of evolution and learning and emphasizes the frictions such as uncertainty that act as brakes on the individual's ability to make decisions and coordinate with others.
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Attached Files:
Conference Poster
Press Release
Armenia: Monetary and Financial Sector Policies and Challenges
2006-04-21 Jointly with the National Bank of Poland, the Central Bank of Armenia, and the South Caucasus Country Unit, The World Bank
(with a direct video-conferencing link with Yerevan, Armenia) more>>
(with a direct video-conferencing link with Yerevan, Armenia) more>>
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Conference Poster
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