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ACGRC Programme Manager Liana Badalyan participated in the International Parliament Scholarship programme (IPS) sponsored by the German Bundestag and realised jointly with the Free University, Humboldt University and Technical University. Within the IPS, she was the speaker for scholarship holders who represented the Republic of Armenia. IPS provided young political scientists from 28 countries with an opportunity to get acquainted with the parliamentary government system of Germany. During over 20 weeks, Liana Badalyan worked in bureau of the Bundestag deputy of the Green Party Mrs. Ute Kochi (Speaker of the Green Fraction development in Bundestag). She followed the daily work of the parliament and the discussions about the political issues. Liana Badalyan also spent the summer semester at the Humboldt University. Within the IPS program Liana Badalyan also took part in informative- and study seminars of the German political foundations: Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Weseling, Heinrich Böll Foundation in Stuttgart, Friedrich Naumann Foundation in Cologne, Hans Seidel Foundation in Brussels, Friedrich Ebert Foundation in Nuremberg and Rosa Luxemburg Foundation in Berlin. Liana Badalyan's research paper, Welfare in Developing Countries, was published in the German Bundestag.
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ACGRC became a member of the Danish Development Research Network
ACGRC became a member of the Black Sea Research Network (BSRN). BSRN is an action-focused and multidisciplinary network of policy-oriented research institutes that develop research programmes on issues of importance to the political, social and economic development of the Black Sea region. It represents an innovative attempt to structure and coordinate a network of research institutes (and researchers) focusing on the wider Black Sea region. The Network is working under the patronage of the International Centre for Black Sea Studies (Greece).
Chairman of the Board of the Analytical Centre on Globalisation and Regional Cooperation Stepan Grigoryan took part in the Czech Television film Sore Spots of Southern Caucasus.
Petruška Šustrová is the script author and Martin Mahdal is cameraman and producer of the film.
ACGRC became a member of the Central and Eastern European Citizens Network (CEE CN). The network was created to provide opportunities for citizens' grassroots initiatives from CEE region to learn, exchange experiences and ideas as well as enhance their organisational growth through establishing and managing a partner relationship among themselves.