Books on english
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“Christianity and Law”: International seminar reports collection.- Yerevan: Njhar, 2001.- 144 p.
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“Electoral Disputes Before the Constitutional Court”: The Third International seminar Reports Collection (Yerevan,15-16.10.1998).- Yerevan, 1998.- 300 p.
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“Constitutional Protection”: International Seminar Reports Collection (Yerevan, 21-25.10.1997).- Yerevan, 1997.- 448 p.
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“The Constitutional Development in Caucasus States: Separation of Powers”: International Seminar Reports Collection (Yerevan, 14-15.10.1998).- Yerevan, 1998.- 227 p.
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100 Years… True Stories (1915-2015).- Yerevan: Tigran Mets, 2014.- 128 p.
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15 Years of Constitutional Review in the Supreme Court of Estonia.- Tartu, 2009.- 344 p.
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20 Years of New Constitutional Reforms in Eastern Europe: Eastern European Experience /Ed. by G. N. Cebotarev, P. Järvelaid, R. Müllerson.- Tallin: Tallinn University Law School, 2015.- 146 p.
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20-th Anniversary Constitution of the Republic of Moldova: International Conference - “The Role of Constitutional Justice in Protecting the Values of the Rule of Law” (Chisinau, 8-9 September 2014).- Chisinau, 2015.- 224 p.
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3 May World Press Freedom Day.- Yerevan, 1997.- 128 p.
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60 Years German Basic Law: The German Constitution and its Court: Landmark Decisions of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany in the Area of Fundamental Rights /by J. Bröbmer, H. Clauspeter.- Berlin, 2012.- 832 p.
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A Basic Understanding of the Constitutional Court of the Kingdom of Thailand.- Bangkok, 2011.- 102 p.
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A Brief Commentary on the State of Mexican Electoral Justice, 2008.- 46 p.
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A Brief Look at the Constitutional Justice in Korea: Second edition.- Seoul, 1998.- 132 p.
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A Concise History of Slovakia.- Bratislava, 2000.- 354 p.
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A Distinct Judicial Power: The Origins of an Independent Judiciary, 1606-1787 /by S. D. Gerber.- Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2011.- 413 p.
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A Jurisprudence of Power: Victorian Empire and the Rule of law /by R. W. Kostal.- Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.- 529 p.
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A Selection of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s Jurisprudence from 1986 to 1999.- Warsaw, 1999.- 368 p.
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Abel-Smith, Stevens R. Lawers and the Courts: A Sociological Study of the English Legal System 1750-1965.- Cambridge, 1967.- 504 p.
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Abraham H. J. The Judiciary: The Supreme Court in the Governmental Process, 1991.- 253 p.
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Act of 16.06.1993 on the Constitutional Court.- Brno, 1997.- 124 p.
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Actual Problems of the Constitutional Jurisdiction (Kiev, 18-19.10.2001).- Kiev, 2002.- 272 p.
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Ad Hoc Public Report Concept On Combating Criminal Subculture in the Penitentiary Institutions of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Armenia.- Yerevan, 2019.- 40 p.
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AD Hoc Public Report On Ensuring Rights of Persons With Mental Health Problems in Psychiatric Organizations.- Yerevan, 2018.- 252 p.
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AD Hoc Public Report On Ensuring The Right of Access to Water and Sanitation in Preschools and Schools.- Yerevan, 2019.- 227 p.
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Ad Hoc Public Report On Ensuring the Rights of Women and Juveniles Deprived of Liberty in the Penitentiary System.- Yerevan, 2019.- 54 p.
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Ad Hoc Public Report on Securing the Rights of Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the Republic of Armenia.- Yerevan, 2017.- 129 p.
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Ad Hoc Public Report On the Rights to Respect for Private and Family Life and Freedom of Communication of Detainees and Convicted Persons Transferred to Disciplinary Cell.- Yerevan, 2019.- 31 p.
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Ad Hoc Public Report Urgent Necessity for A Demilitarized Security Zone in the Areas of Contact with the Azerbaijani Military Forces as a Fundamental Safeguard to Protect the Rights of Population in Armenia: Evidence-Based Analysis in the Context of Ongoing Situation in Gegharkunik and Syunik Provinces.- Yerevan, 2021.- 132 p.
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AD Hoc Report Monitoring of the Activity of The State Probation Service of the Republic of Armenia.- Yerevan, 2018.- 104 p.
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Adalian R. P. Remembering and Understanding The Armenian Genocide.- Yerevan, 2002.- 42 p.
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Adalian R. P. Remembering and Understanding The Armenian Genocide.- Yerevan: Armenia, 1995.- 42 p.
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AD-Hoc Public Report Comparative analysis of the Armenian Labour Law and EU standards.- Yerevan, 2019.- 33 p.
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AD-Hoc Public Report On the Consumer Rights and Activities of the Human Rights Defender in the Sphere of Public Service.- Yerevan, 2019.- 37 p.
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Administrative Justice in the New European Democracies (Case Studies of Administrative Law and Process in Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Poland and Ukraine).- Budapest, 1998.- 652 p.
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Advisory Services and Technical Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights.- Geneva, 1996.- 24 p.
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Agreements of the Republic of Armenia for the Avoidance of Double Taxation with Respect to Taxes on Income and on Capital.- Yerevan, 1997.- 224 p.
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Alexy R. A Theory of Legal Argumentation. The Theory of Rational Discourse as Theory of Legal Justification.- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011.- 326 p.
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Alexy R. The Argument from Injustice. A Repiy to Legal Positivism.- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010.- 144 p.
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Alexy R., Rivers J. A Theory of Constitutional Rights.- Oxford, 2010.- 462 p.
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Amendments to the Constitution of the Republic of Armenia.- Yerevan, 2016.-163 p.
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American Constitutionalism: Powers, Rights, And Liberties /by H. Gillman, M. A. Graber, K. E. Whittington.- Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2015.- 1052 p.
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American Constitutionalism: Vol. 1.: Structures of Government /by H. Gillman, M. A. Graber, K. E. Whittington.- Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2013.- 776 p.
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American Constitutionalism: Vol. 1.: Structures of Government: Second Edition /by H. Gillman, M. A. Graber, K. E. Whittington.- Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2017.- 754 p.
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An overview of the work for 2021.- Ljubljana, 2022.- 112 p.
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Annual Information: 1999.- Warsaw, 2000.- 104 p.
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Annual Report 2005 of the Chancellor of Justice.- Tallinn, 2006.- 186 p.
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Annual Report 2014.- Vilnius, 2015.- 182 p.
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Annual Report 2015.- Vilnius, 2016.- 164 p.
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Annual Report 2020.- Vilnius, 2021.- 152 p.
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Annual Report: 2001.- Strasbourg, 2002.- 86 p.
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