Recent wars in Ukraine and Iran have raised the South Caucasus's strategic value to the EU. Murad Gafarov argues Brussels should move beyond engaging Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia case by case, building a permanent strategy around the region's shared interdependence instead
Visiting Assistant Professor, Texas Wesleyan University
Murad's research focuses on the history of European integration and the challenges of balancing economic and strategic interests against normative commitments.
His general research interests include EU enlargement, the development of supranational institutions, and the history of European political thought.
Murad co-authored the chapter 'The Evolution of Legislative Oversight in the European Union' in:
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