School of Public and International Affairs

Lala Jumayeva

Assistant Professor

International Affairs

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Joined ADA:

ljumayeva@ada.edu.az

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D311

2012

COURSES

Topics in Conflict Resolution
Research Seminar

EDUCATION

PhD, University of Birmingham
MA, University of Nottingham
BA, Baku State University

PUBLICATIONS

Babayev, A., & Jumayeva, L. (2024). The partisan politics of foreign policy: explaining Turkey’s ‘nationalist turn’ and its involvement in the 2020 Karabakh war. Cambridge Review of International Affairs, 1–23.
Jumayeva, Lala, Alexey Gunya, Mark Youngman, Lidia Kurbanova, and Nino Kemoklidze. 2023. Voices of the Caucasus: Mapping Knowledge Production on the Caucasus Region. Post-Soviet Affairs, December, (Early online)
Jumayeva, Lala. 2021. Three Decades of Missed Opportunities.Liberated Karabakh. Policy Perspectives by the ADA University Community, ed. by Fariz Ismailzade and Damjan Krnjević Mišković. Baku: ADA University Press, 77-98.
Jumayeva, Lala. 2021. Ethnic Minorities and Radicalization in the Caucasus Area. Understanding Radicalization, Terrorism and De-radicalization: Historical, Socio-political and Educational Perspectives from Algeria, Azerbaijan and Italy, ed. by Michelle Brunelli, Calabria: Rubbettino.
Jumayeva, Lala. 2020. The Three Decades of Missed Opportunities: Was the Second Karabakh War Inevitable? Baku Dialogues 4, no. 2 (Winter): 82-101.
Jumayeva, Lala, Hayk Smbatyan, Nuriyya Hasanova, and Elen Grigoryan. 2019. Reflections on Scenarios on the Peaceful Resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict in Armenia and Azerbaijan. Caucasus Edition Journal of Conflict Transformation. Analysis. (December): 122-151.
Jumayeva, Lala. 2018. Discourses of War and Peace within the Context of the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: the Case of Azerbaijan. Caucasus Edition Journal of Conflict Transformation 3, no. 2 (Winter): 105-117.
Jumayeva, Lala. 2010. Review of Conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, Abkhazia and South Ossetia: A Legal Appraisal, by Tim Potier. Caucasian Review of International Affairs 4, no. 2 (Spring): 192- 195.