This article discusses the legal basis and the process of the liquidation of non – public higher education institution when his founder decides to apply for a permission to go into liquidation, granted by the Minister of Science and Higher Education. Fundamental obligations of the liquidator have been presented together with conditions and consequences of deletion from the registry of non-public higher education institutions. Examples of problems have been also indicated, both legal and practical that can be faced on during the process of liquidation of non-public higher education institution.

Issues of the Conquest and Liquidation of the Garabagh Khanate in Modern Historiography

The article provides a historiographical analysis of the issues of the conquest and dissolution of the Garabagh Khanate in the works of modern researchers. The strategic position of the Garabagh Khanate and the presence of five melikdoms on its territory contributed to the substantiation in modern historiography of the significance of the Garabagh Khanate in Tsarist policy towards the South Caucausus, and the variety of ways to implement Russia’s aggressive plans for the Garabagh Khanate. In the studies, there is a common opinion about the forced signing of the Kurakchay Treaty by the Garabagh ruler. The consideration by the authors of the conditions of the Kurakchay treaty and the dissolution of the Garabagh Khanate became an image of the Russian government’s policy focus. A kind of culmination of the latter was the resettlement policy of tsarism. Ethno-demographic changes in Garabagh as a result of Tsarist resettlement policy, which suggests the strategic importance of this region to Russia, made it possible to observe shared elements in the opinions. There is a general consensus among most researchers regarding the goals of this Policy aimed at increasing the number of Armenians in Garabagh to create a stronghold of Christianity. The works by modern historians considered in the article, in turn, have revealed a new approach to this subject matter, free of opportunistic concepts, and brought to tight the essence of Russias policy in the Garabagh Khanate, that Russia used all methods available to conquer this region and the South Caucasus, which has remained Russia’s center of interest.