“The reality is quite plain: the ‘end of the era of nationalism,’ so long prophesied, is not remotely in sight....
6 September, 2021 / Altay Goyushov
“The reality is quite plain: the ‘end of the era of nationalism,’ so long prophesied, is not remotely in sight....
6 September, 2021 / Altay Goyushov
In recent months, the news from the Westminster Magistrates’ Court has been a major topic of discussion on social media...
16 August, 2021 / Rashad Aliyev
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9 August, 2021 / Tinay Mushdiyeva
In recent years, many developed and developing countries have turned their attention to the catchy and attractive new concepts of...
6 August, 2021 / Anar Valiyev
Violations of privacy in political and social relations, such as interfering in private life, the sharing of private information, and...
23 July, 2021 / Nurlana Jalil
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12 July, 2021 / Anar Jafarov
From a European perspective, the resumption of the conflict in Karabakh in the autumn of 2020 could be easily interpreted:...
6 July, 2021 / Benoit Filou
Studies conducted in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic have shown that drug services continue to experience shortages in...
21 June, 2021 / Aysel Sultan
In Transparency International’s annual Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 2020, Azerbaijan received a score of 30, ranking 129th out of...
3 June, 2021 / Toghrul Veliyev
In the economic life of Azerbaijan, 2020 was marked by the establishment of various state funds (actually charitable funds). Although...
25 March, 2021 / Toghrul Veliyev
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1 March, 2021 / Nurlana Jalil
This research paper seeks to explore the history of secularism in the Muslim-populated territories of the South Caucasus region, more...
30 January, 2021 / Turkay Gasimova
Biker and rock subcultures share almost the same set of values, dress code, behavior and moral norms. The cultural connection...
21 December, 2020 / Said Riad
To be a pacifist (from the Latin pax "peace" and ficus "making," "doing") means to be against war, to be...
7 December, 2020 / BRI Philosophy Studies Group
Housing affordability is viewed by many as a way of assessing the socioeconomic stability of a country. Housing being one...
23 November, 2020 / Firuza Nahmadova
On the cover of a fifth grade history textbook is a map of the Republic of Azerbaijan.[1] This map does...
25 September, 2020 / Benoit Filou
This article describes the forms in which the subculture phenomenon manifested itself and developed, or failed to develop, in Azerbaijan...
25 August, 2020 / Said Riad
Beginning in the second half of the last century, a complex social phenomenon known as subculture began to emerge in...
11 May, 2020 / Said Riad
On May 16, 1911, at about 3:15 in the afternoon, Lutfali bey Behbudov stepped out of a phaeton in the...
21 March, 2020 / Robert Denis
Over the past two decades, drug policy has globally evolved in a different direction. globally. The classic 'war on drugs'...
3 January, 2020 / Aysel Sultan
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8 November, 2019 / Anar Jafarov
“It was Mirza Fatali (Akhundov) who brought the woman on stage, made her talk, laugh, cry, and for the first...
1 November, 2019 / Turkay Gasimova
In the 120-year-old Azerbaijani cinema, in contrast to women’s issues, male heroes as well as their problems and worldviews are...
30 September, 2019 / Sevda Sultanova
Conflicts between children are often viewed with indifference by adults. School officials and parents feel that it is pointless to...
15 August, 2019 / Lala Mahmudova
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12 August, 2019 / Anar Jafarov
One of the main difficulties of anarchists today is to explain how stateless societies will deal with wrongdoers: what will...
2 July, 2019 / Bob Black
The beginning of the 20th century was an eventful time for three neighboring imperial powers as the Russian Revolution of...
24 May, 2019 / Alireza Hodaei
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22 April, 2019 / Elnura Jivazada
Domestic violence is the most widespread gender problem in Azerbaijan. In most households, domestic violence reveals itself in certain forms:...
3 April, 2019 / Lala Mahmudova
This article reviews Azerbaijan’s post-Soviet cinema in the context of its priorities and creative freedom. That is, what issues were...
1 April, 2019 / Sevda Sultanova
Homosexuality remains unaccepted in many societies, illegal and punishable, with some countries even retaining the death penalty for it.[i] It...
20 February, 2019 / Zumrud Jalilova
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12 February, 2019 / Tinay Mushdiyeva
The final version of this article has been published in English as a book chapter in La liberté académique: principes,...
4 January, 2019 / Ilkin Huseynli
Cinema was undoubtedly one of most the serious events of the twentieth century. Acceleration of scientific discoveries, in particular the...
15 December, 2018 / Orkhan Imanov
The idea that philosophy can only be understood by a chosen few, instead of everyone, is not a novelty. Accordingly,...
29 October, 2018 / Tinay Mushdiyeva
In Azerbaijan, many new and especially liberal ideas are ridiculed by the general public as well as the local, overwhelmingly...
30 August, 2018 / Ilkin Huseynli
In the previous article named Importance of Voter Competence in Democracy, I discussed the dangers posed by low level of...
23 June, 2018 / Ilkin Huseynli
About 30 years have passed since Azerbaijan regained independence with the breakup of the Soviet Union. This process is not...
22 June, 2018 / BRI Economic Team
Historically, people have been loyal to their ancestral traditions, native lands, defined territories, and existing power-holders. But new trends that...
14 June, 2018 / Farid Zulfugarli
Brief Study Report[i][ii] Through decades drug use has been one of the most stigmatized and moralized as well as...
31 May, 2018 / Aysel Sultan
Popular democratic theory assumed that democratic citizens were rational voters who elaborate the positions of candidates on most, if not...
27 May, 2018 / Ilkin Huseynli
Introduction It is undeniable that the Azerbaijan Government has made significant progress in addressing infant mortality during the oil boom...
24 May, 2018 / Parviz Ahmadov
Securing an effective social protection of children under the age of 18 is a strategic task for responsible and accountable...
24 May, 2018 / BRI Economic Team
In August 2010, when visiting Azerbaijan, the-then Turkish President Abdullah Gül visited Oncallı village in Azerbaijan’s northwest district of Qax...
23 May, 2018 / Elshan Mustafayev
The subject of the research Turkey’s foreign policy has recently become increasingly ambitious in the regions such as the...
22 May, 2018 / Nushaba Baghirova
The main opponents of Stalin within the Bolshevik party, and the potential opposition in general in the USSR were politically...
1 May, 2018 / Samir Isayev
"The mystical is not how the argument is, but that it is. (L. Wittgenstein: The mystical is not how the...
1 May, 2018 / Tinay Mushdiyeva
In 1857, Mirza Fatali Akhundzadeh first proposed linguistic reforms in Azerbaijan, kicking off a century of intense efforts to transform...
1 May, 2018 / Robert Denis
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