Written by

- Founder of Geopolitical Specturum

Kevork Yacoubian graduated magna cum laude from Haigazian University with a bachelor’s degree in political science. He later earned a master’s degree in international affairs from the Lebanese American University, where he presented a thesis titled, “A Neoclassical Realist Analysis of Turkish Foreign Policy Toward the Caucasus: The Cases of Armenia and Azerbaijan, 1991–2024.” His research interests include electoral politics, foreign policy trajectories, identity construction and the cultural influences on state behavior.

2 Articles

Lebanese Parliamentary Elections of 1929: The Entry of Lebanese Armenians into Political Life

The Lebanese parliamentary elections of 1929 were significant in several respects. First, they represented the second parliamentary elections following the adoption of the...

Armenians in Lebanon: Foundations of a diaspora community

Consociational democracy is the defining characteristic of Lebanon’s sociopolitical structure. In this context, the Armenian community in Lebanon is among the most significant...