The Wrong Train: Notes on Armenia Since the Counterrevolution is a collection of essays examining the political, economic, and social realities of post-Soviet Armenia. Written over many years, the essays address questions of democracy, labor, nationalism, economic development, and the consequences of neoliberal reform.

Rather than offering a single narrative, the book brings together observations, commentary, and analysis drawn from contemporary Armenian public life. The essays challenge conventional assumptions while exploring how political language, public policy, and economic interests shape everyday realities.

Written for readers interested in Armenia, the post-Soviet world, and contemporary political thought, the collection offers a critical perspective on issues that continue to influence public debate both within Armenia and throughout the diaspora.