Ara Nazarian, PhD

Ara Nazarian is an associate professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at Harvard Medical School. He graduated from Tennessee Technological University with a degree in mechanical engineering, followed by graduate degrees from Boston University, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and Harvard University. He has been involved in the Armenian community for over a decade, having served in a variety of capacities at the Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Society, the Armenian Cultural and Educational Center, Armenian National Committee of America, St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School and the Armenian Revolutionary Federation.
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Armenia’s information war: Conditioning a nation to surrender

For nearly a decade, Armenians have been subjected to a political communication strategy that follows a recognizable and deeply damaging…

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Academic platforms and political narratives

Universities traditionally serve as spaces where complex geopolitical questions are examined through transparent debate and rigorous scholarship. When academic institutions…

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A government endorsed by Armenia’s enemies is not sovereign

Three months after Armenia’s disastrous defeat in the 2020 Artsakh War, Onik Gasparyan, then chief of the General Staff of…

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The Samvel Karapetyan case: When philanthropy becomes a threat

Few contemporary Armenian businessmen are as widely recognized — or as influential — as Samvel Karapetyan. The billionaire founder of…

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Podium postures: Two UN speeches, two roads for the South Caucasus

At the United Nations this year, Baku spoke like a state that believes it has already won the war and…

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A sovereign alternative: Armenia’s revival, built at home and hedged on all sides (Part 2)

If the “Pax-Americana goes to the Caucasus” is a corridor with better lighting, regardless of Prime Minister Pashinyan’s or his…

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The corridor trap: How “Pax-Americana Goes to Caucasus” trades Armenian leverage for optics (Part 1)

The Washington rollout promised prosperity and “soft deterrence,” anchored by a 99-year U.S.-Armenia joint venture to run a commercial rail…

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Pipelines, peace and power: The 2025 Armenia-Azerbaijan agreement in geopolitical perspective

On August 8, 2025, under the white columns of the White House portico, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani…

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Trading places: How Armenia risks becoming a pawn in the U.S.-Russia-Turkey game

For decades, Russia has been Armenia’s principal security guarantor, projecting power through its Gyumri military base, its border guards along…

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A leadership in crisis: The political psychology of Nikol Pashinyan’s downward spiral

As Armenia faces one of the most perilous moments in its modern history, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has increasingly displayed…

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