Paper: "Minority within Minorities: Armenian communities in the Middle East between imposed realities and uncertain future", CME International Workshop, Athens, Greece, 21 October 2022. Christianity and Religious Pluralism in the Modern Middle East: International Politics and Religion at the turn of the 20th and 21st century, funded by the Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation
... Development”.
As Jordi Xucla writes in a recent article:
The Government of Azerbaijan promotes a political and communicative strategy aimed at presenting a new image of post-conflict Nagorno-Karabakh. ...
... աշխատանքը արժանացած է ճանաչման թէ՛ ակադեմական, թէ՛ քաղաքականութիւն ճշդող շրջանակներու մէջ: Ան դասախօսած է միջազգային մակարդակով, իսկ իր մասնագիտական մեկնաբանութիւնները լոյս տեսած են BBC News, The New York ...
... of Institutional Innovation on July 1st.
Dr. Tchilingirian brings a wealth of academic and leadership experience to his new role, having taught and held academic positions at the University of Oxford ...
... activist, and policymakers to better understand and analyze their communities and develop new programs or projects.
Indeed, across the board in all communities included in the survey, one common concern ...
Human Rights Violations and Aggression subject of Bishop Grigoris Balakian Annual Lecture
Diocesan Newsletter. London, 20 March 2024— Critical issues of ethnic cleansing and international law was the subject of the inaugural Bishop Grigoris Balakian Annual Lecture, a new initiative of the Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church of the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Two distinguished speakers, Lord Alton of Liverpool and Dr Arman Tatoyan delivered compelling lectures on the topic of “Ethnic Cleansing: Does International Law Still Matter?” at St. Yeghiche Armenian Church in London on March 19th.
In setting the larger context of the annual lecture, Dr Hratch Tchilingirian, in his opening remarks as chair of the proceedings, said: “We are here tonight because “‘Never Again’ is again, and again, and again… We are gathered because crimes against humanity and human rights abuses are being committed before our very eyes from the Middle East to the Caucasus, to Eastern Europe, Asia, Central America and many parts of the world.”
... Armenia, England, Portugal, the Netherlands, Germany, and around the United States. They came to present new papers and to hear Tölölyan’s keynote address, “From the Study of Diasporas to Diaspora Studies.” ...
... “Udi Church” or “Udi Orthodox Church” – as part of a new narrative that connects modern-day Azerbaijanis to ancient peoples, cultures and early Christianity in the Caucasus. The common features of this ...
Tchilingirian, Hratch. Sociologue. Après des études á New York puis en Californie, Hratch Tchilingirian défend avec succès au London School of Economics and Political Science son doctorat de sciences sociologiques (2003). Professeur á la faculté des études orientales...
"...Now though, “We’ve come 180 degrees,” Hratch Tchilingirian, from the Faculty of Oriental Studies at Oxford University, told Asia Times, “and there’s a completely different context.”
... "I think we’re back to square one in the sense that what started as a conflict between self-determination of the Karabakh Armenians and the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan…30 years later, this conflict has not been resolved, even despite the war, even despite Azerbaijan saying there is no longer Karabakh conflict," Hratch Tchilingirian, a scholar and activist, told Fox News...
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[1] “The Future for Global Armenians is Now”, իբրեւ ծանուցում հրատարակուած The New York Times-ի մէջ, https://auroraprize.com/en/news/detail/10454/future-for-global-armenians-is-now ...
The instrumentalization of religion—especially Islam by Azerbaijan in foreign relations—in the nonreligious Nagorno Karabakh conflict could further deepen the differences among the parties in the conflict and in the region, and make a final resolution and reconciliation even more difficult.
AMAA NEWS, April-May-June 2021 | One of the most impressive characteristics of the Armenian Evangelical Church is the fact that, despite being small in numbers among Armenians worldwide, this 175-year-old church is one of the most active, visible and organized institutions in the Armenian world. Today, the mission, value and legitimacy of the Armenian Evangelical Church is indisputable, even as there had been periodic conflicts with the Armenian Apostolic Church in the past and after Armenia’s independence.
Biden's curiously timed statement on WWI atrocity against Ottoman Armenians drives US-Turkey relations to a new low
by Jonathan Gorvett
. . .“there was no additional strategic risk for the US in doing this,” Hratch Tchilingirian, from Oxford University’s Faculty of Oriental Studies, told Asia Times...
... Review 43, 4, 1990: 45; Touraj Atabaki, Azerbaijan: Ethnicity and Autonomy in Twentieth-century Iran. London & New York: British Academy Press, 1993: 25. Shireen T. Hunter, ‘Azerbaijan: ...
Lecture: “Christians in Lebanon and Syria: Critical challenges in the context of wider regional military and political conflicts and socio-economic realities”, course on “Ethnic and Religious Minorities in MENA.”
States and Societies Faculty, Diplomatic Academy, FCO, 27 November 2020.