THE ECOSYSTEM OF CIVILIZATIONS AND THE WORLD ORDER
The contemporary world represents an ultra-complex system of interaction bridging civilizations, states, societies, international institutions, and non-state actors. Within the global system, an ecosystem of civilizations is actively taking shape—serving as a dynamic domain of cooperation, competition, and conflict among diverse civilizational centers.
Under the conditions of the emergent era, global processes are becoming increasingly interconnected. The influence of civilizational factors on international relations is heavily magnified, while the world order acquires a highly complex, multipolar, and networked character.
The research direction "The Ecosystem of Civilizations and the World Order" investigates the long-term dynamics of inter-civilizational interaction and the structural transformation of the world system and the emerging global order as interconnected processes of civilizational development.
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SPIRITUAL-EXISTENTIAL DYNAMICS OF CIVILIZATIONS
The research direction "Spiritual-Worldview Dynamics of Civilizations" investigates spiritual foundations, worldview systems, value structures, and cultural codes as fundamental drivers of the formation, development, and interaction of civilizations.
STATEHOOD AND INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
The research direction "Statehood and Institutional Development" investigates the evolution of state and public institutions as primary mechanisms for the organization, coordination, resilience, and strategic development of civilizations.
SOCIETY AND THE GLOBAL ARMENIAN NETWORK
The research direction "Society and the Global Armenian Network" investigates social structures, mechanisms of public connectivity, and the distributed models of organization of the Armenian civilization as primary factors of its long-term development and civilizational resilience.