Marc Cooper

Year of Publication: 2018

Cooper, Marc, Armenia's Revolution: A Flickering Light in a Darkening Europe, The Nation, 2018

Cooper celebrates this under-reported 'velvet revolution' that 'boiled up from the streets' and was not influenced by outside forces. He notes that although there had been limited protests in the previous decade on specific economic, environmental or gender issues, no one expected a major political revolt.

See also: Avedissian, Karina, 'A real revolution? Protest leader Armen Grigoryan on what's happening in Armenia', Open Democracy, 30 April 2018.

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Year of Publication: 2018

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