Social – Political Context Of Nation – State Building in Azerbaijan Republic After the Independence With Emphasis On Nagorno Karabakh Crisis.

Khodayari, Javad and Ebrahemi, Morteza and Moolayi, Mohammadreza (2018) Social – Political Context Of Nation – State Building in Azerbaijan Republic After the Independence With Emphasis On Nagorno Karabakh Crisis. Masters thesis, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili.

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Abstract

The discussion of nation-state-building in the study of international relations is of central importance and is considered as an important theory in political and economic development. One of the preemptive fields of this study is the post-Communist countries, and more specifically the republics that survived the Soviet Union. Azerbaijan is one of the countries that has been trying to make progress in this regard, but there have been many obstacles in the process of nation-state-building. So the main question is: What obstacles and challenges are facing the Republic of Azerbaijan in the process of nation-state-building? The main hypothesis is that the weakness of political stability, the lack of adequate political development, the role of metropolitan actors, historical identity, and the crisis of Qarabagh are one of the most important barriers to state-nation-building in the Republic of Azerbaijan. The main results of the research are that, along with other factors involved, a very important element, namely the Qarabagh crisis, has had a great influence on the process of nation-state-building in the Republic of Azerbaijan and has been a major obstacle to this. Also, severe weaknesses in the development of political institutions; the existence of an undemocratic state; the formation of a rentier state; the lack of territorial integrity; efforts to eliminate historical and cultural differences with Iran; and globalization is another major obstacle in the nation-state process. In Azerbaijan. The method used in this research is descriptive-analytic.

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