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Totalitarian System and Man: DissidenceWhat is dissidence, social status, public label, or expression of inherent right to think and express opinion? What was the specifics of the dissidence in Soviet era? The topic is discussed by culture expert Nikol Margaryan and human rights activistVardan Harutyunyan. |
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Totalitarian System and ManWhat is the totalitarian system, how is it defined? Why are totalitarian systems considered to be inefficient? The topic is discussed by Doctor of History Sciences Harutyun Marutyan and Candidate of History Sciences Gayane Shagoyan. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Sovereignty, part 2“Nations without sovereignty, living in another state have a status of a hostage”. Karen Aghekyan, editor-in-chief of e-magazine “Context” and journalist Armen Hovhannisyan continue discussing the topic of sovereignty. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Studies of DiasporaThe restoration of relations and cooperation with the Diaspora was one of the most wonderful opportunities enabled by the independence. How does science, especially Diaspora studies help support this opportunity? The topic is discussed by Ara Sanjian, University of Michigan - Dearborn, History, Social Sciences and Armenian Research Center, Faculty Member and journalist Tatul Hakobyan. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Meaningfulness of independence, part 2How should the political thought be formed, what is the understanding of the citizen on the value of independent state and outcome? When is the independence an opportunity, and when is it a burden? The topic is analysed by Manvel Sargsyan, the Director of the Armenian Center for National and International Studies and Saro Saroyan, political analyst. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Meaningfulness of independenceFor ages, the strive for independence characterized us a nation. After we achieved our statehood, we still strive for independence. What is this, a national living standard, or a syndrome of not attaching enough importance to independence? The topic is analysed by cultural anthropologist Aghasi Tadevosyan and historian Hayk Konjoryan. |
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Independence and Contemporary ArtFrom what perspective does the contemporary art view independence, how is art involved in public life? What platform does the contemporary art express itself in – museum, or in the street? The topic is discussed by artists Sahak Poghosyan and Artur Petrosyan. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Globalization and Smaller CulturesHow and why preserve the smaller cultures in this world of globalization? The topic is discussed by Bishop BagratGalstanyan and composerArmenMartirosyan. |
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Education and Development: part 1What are the skills that nowadays’ public school develop, what is the accumulation of knowledge addressed at – to learn and remember, orthe spiritual growth of the learner? Is the school supposed to prepare for life, or make part of it? The topic is discussed with psychologist Anush Alexanyan and Project Harmony International, Armenia Country Director Mariam Martirosyan. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Conflict in the Area of Song and MusicWhat conflicts are identified, on one hand, in the area of song and music, and, on the other hand, how are the public conflicts reflected on is very same area? The topic is discussed by composers Artur Shahnazaryan and Vagharshak Zakaryan. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Conflict and DemocracyWhy are democratic systems considered to be more conflict-resistant, why are regional conflicts considered to be more solvable provided the states involved are democratic? What conflicts exist within the democratic systems themselves? The topic is discussed by philosophers Jirayr Malkhasyan (France) and Ashot Voskanyan.
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Justice and the System of JusticeThird Millenium hosts an exclusive guest, Ernst-Martin Krauss, Doctor of Law, former Chairman of Cassation Court, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
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