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- ↑ Cornell, S. E. (2020). Between Eurasia and the Middle East: Azerbaijan's New Geopolitics. Baku Dialogues, 6(3), 56-64.
- ↑ "Бакинский процесс: популяризация межкультурного диалога и социальной интеграции в интересах устойчивого мира и развития". Unesdoc Digital Library (UNESCO) (in Russian).
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