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161. SDHP 125th Anniversary Academic Conference
162. First Channel H1 Djaragayt
... scholarly and community activities in the Diaspora and interviews him on issues of preservation of identity and culture in the Diaspora and on Armenia-Diaspora relations. Co-hosted by Khachatur Gasparyan. ...
163. Lecture: Cultural Preservaion in Diaspora

Oriental Institute, University of Oxford - 22 January 2013

Lecture: Cultural Production and Preservation in Diaspora: Visual and Performing Arts

As part of a series of 8 lectures, this session will explore the works of a number of diaspora artists with roots in the Middle East, such as painters Paul Guiragossian, Krikor Norikian and Shant Avedissian and performing artists like Gerarld Avedissian, Krikor Satamian, and others. What is universal in their artistic creation and what is particularly Armenian?

pdfHilary Term 2013 Seminars

2013-01-22
164. From End of Empires to the Global Age

Woodbury Univesity, Burbank, CA - 27 October 2012

Organised by the Armenian Educational Benevelont Union & Nor Serount Cultural Association

Conference Paper: "From End of Empires to the Global Age: Issues and Questions in Armenian Political Ideology and Strategy"

The founding ideological and strategic pillars of Armenian political parties in the late 19th century in general and the Hunchakian Party in particular were social democracy and the "liberation of the Armenian people" living under suppression and injustice. While many of the fundamental principles of social democracy and freedom have remained relevant in the world in the last 125-year, the changes and developments ushered by the end of Empires in the 20th centuries and the emergence of a connected globalised world pose numerous questions that have not been fully addressed by the leadership of the Party. What is the relevance of an Armenian political party that has existed for 125 years to Armenians living in the 21st century Los Angeles, Paris, Beirut, Damascus or Buenos Aires? This presentation will attempt to deal with this question and offer some thoughts and reflection for future consideration. 

pdfSDHP_Conference_program

pdfSDHP Concerence announcement


2012-10-27
165. Lecture: "Cultural Production and Preservation in the Diaspora"

Oxford Armenian Studies, University of Oxford

Lecture seminar: "Cultural Production and Preservation in the Diaspora: Methodological Problems and Conceptual Issues"

In addition to language, preservation of culture is a significant component in the discourse of hayapahpanum [‘preservation of Armenianness’ ] in the Diaspora. The seminar will raise some methodological and conceptual questions for further exploration and discussion. 

30 November 2012 

Oriental Institute, Lecture Room 1

pdfProgramme

2012-11-30
166. Lecture: "Armenian Schools in the Middle East: The Case of Lebanon"

Oxford Armenian Studies, University of Oxford 

Lecture seminar: "Armenian Schools in the Middle East: The Case of Lebanon" 

An overview of Armenian schools in the Middle East with a particular focus on the schools in Lebanon, one of the largest and significant communities in the region. The seminar will highlight some of the internal and external problems facing the schools and "Armenian education" in the Middle East in general. 

30 October 2012

Oriental Institute, Lecture Room 1

pdfProgramme

2012-10-30
167. Lecture: "Caught between Two Fires ‐ Armenians in Syria Today"

Oxford Armenian Studies, University of Oxford

Lecture seminar: "Caught between Two Fires ‐ Armenians in Syria Today" 

An assessment of the current situation of the community, the security and institutional challenges facing the Armenians in particular and Christian communities in general, assistance and humanitarian efforts and future prospects.

16 October 2012 

Oriental Institute, Lecture Room 1

pdfProgramme

2012-10-16
168. Paper: "From End of Empires to the Global Age"

Armenian Educational Benevolent Union & Nor Serount Cultural Association

International Conference on the 25th Anniversary of the founding of the Social Democratic Hunchak Party

Paper presented: "From End of Empires to the Global Age: Issues and Questions in Armenian Political Ideology and Strategy" 

The founding ideological and strategic pillars of Armenian political parties in the late 19th century in general and the Hunchakian Party in particular were social democracy and the "liberation of the Armenian people" living under suppression and injustice. While many of the fundamental principles of social democracy and freedom have remained relevant in the world in the last 125-year, the changes and developments ushered by the end of Empires in the 20th centuries and the emergence of a connected globalised world pose numerous questions that have not been fully addressed. What is the relevance of an Armenian political party that has existed for 125 years to Armenians living in the 21st century Los Angeles, Paris, Beirut, Damascus or Buenos Aires? The paperl attempt to deal with this question and offered some thoughts and reflection for future consideration. 

27 October 2012 

Fletcher Jones Foundation Auditorium, Woodbury University, Burbank, California

pdfSDHP_Conference_program.pdf

2012-10-27
169. Lecture - The Syrian Crisis: the Armenian Community in Syria Today

School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

Lecture:  The Syrian Crisis: the Armenian Community

An assessment of the current situation, the security and institutional challenges facing the Armenians in particular and Christian communities in general, assistance and humanitarian efforts and future prospects

5 December 2012

Friends of Armenia Society at SOAS

pdfLecture_Syrian_Crisis_SOAS

2012-12-06
170. Lecture: The Syrian Crisis

School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

Lecture:  The Syrian Crisis: the Armenian Community in Syria Today

An assessment of the current situation, the security and institutional challenges facing the Armenians in particular and Christian communities in general, assistance and humanitarian efforts and future prospects

5 December 2012

Friends of Armenia Society at SOAS

pdfLecture_Syrian_Crisis_SOAS

 

 

2012-12-06
171. Paper: "The Parish as Agency of Diakonia: Faith and Service in Praxis"
... from apostolic times relevant to faith communities living in the 21st century?  The example of an Armenian parish in the Diaspora was presented as a case study to illustrate the building blocks of ...
172. Slaq.am

SlaqTV

Broadcast on 24 November 2012, SlaqAM

Slaq News report on NERDURS dance performance dedicated to Diaspora-Armenia relations and to "repatriation", Hratch Tchilingirian introduced the programme underlining that the performance was dedicated to the 75th anniversary of repatriation to Armenia.

 

2013-01-29
173. SDHP Academic Conference Major Success
174. Lecture: Sources of Faith of the Armenian Church

Nvart Gulbenkian Hall, Iverna Gardens

Lecture: "Sources of Faith of the Armenian Church"

7 October 2012

On the occasion of the 90th Anniversary of St. Sarkis Church, London.

 

2012-10-07
175. Ararat Daily: Conversation with Dr Hratch Tchilingirian

Արարատ  օրաթերթ - ԿԻՐԱԿԻ 16 ՍԵՊՏԵՄԲԵՐ 2012

ԶՐՈՅՑ ԼՈՆՏՈՆԱՀԱՅՈՒԹԵԱՆ ՅԱՅՏՆԻ ԴԷՄՔԵՐԷՆ ԴՈԿՏ. ՓՐՈՖ. ՀՐԱՉ ՉԻԼԻՆԿԻՐԵԱՆԻ ՀԵՏ

լոնտոնահայ գաղութի վերաբերեալ զրոյց մը ունեցանք նախկին լիμանանահայ եւ այժմ Անգլիոյ Օքսֆորտ համալսարանի Միջին Արեւելքի եւ հայագիտութեան նիւթերու դասախօս Հրաչ Չիլինկիրեանի հետ

 

pdfArarat Daily (Beirut) 16 September 2012 

pdfMassis Weekly (Los Angeles) 22 September 2012


 

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2012-09-28
176. Armenian Street Festival in London

Hratch Tchilingirian_President_Serge_Sargsyan_of_Armenia_St_Sarkis_Church_July2012

(LtoR) President of Armenia, H.E. Serge Sargsyan, Dr Hratch Tchilingirian, Ambassador Karine Kazinian in St Sarkis Church.

2012-08-29
177. Hrant Dink, "Why have I been targeted?"

Hrant Dink, "Why have I been targeted?"

Agos, 12 January 2007

[see PDF version]

2007-01-12
178. Panel on Hrant Dink and Turkish-Armenian Relations

 
The Society for Armenian Studies (SAS) held its annual meeting in the Palais des Congrès in Montreal, Canada, in conjunction with the Middle East Studies Association's(MESA) Conference (November 17-21, 2007).
 
The highlight at the Montreal conference was a panel sponsored jointly by the SAS and the Turkish Studies Association dedicated to the memory of slain Armenian journalist Hrant Dink.
 
The session titled "On Hrant Dink and Turkish-Armenian Relations" was organized by the presidents of the two associations, Professors Richard Hovannisian of UCLA andAndras Riedlmayer of Harvard. The panel attracted an overflow audience of more than 200 academics, including specialists in Turkish and Armenian studies as well as colleagues from other fields.
 
After remarks by both organizers, Dr. Hratch Tchilingirian of Cambridge University spoke on "Hrant Dink before Hrant Dink: Armenians in Turkey." He was followed by Dr. Fatma Müge Göçek of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, who discussed "Hrant Dink and Turkish-Armenian Dialogue." The third panelist was Professor Levon Zekiyanof Ca’ Foscari University in Venice, who assessed "Hrant Dink’s Innovative Approach to Armenian-Turkish Relations. Its Context, Challenge and Prospects."
 
The final presentation was by journalist Etyen Mahçupyan, who now edits Hrant Dink’s newspaper Agos, with his reflections on "Agos and the Hrant Dink Foundation: Looking at the Future."
 
The panel was filled with deep emotion and was received enthusiastically by the large, mixed audience.
2008-01-04
179. Chair: Demographic Policy & Ethnic Cleansing in the Late Ottoman Period

School of African and Oriental Studies, University of London

DEMOGRAPHIC POLICY& ETHNIC CLEANSING IN THE LATE OTTOMAN PERIOD

Lecture by Dr. Taner Akçam, University of Minnesota

Chair: Dr Hratch Tchilingirian, University of Cambridge

Tuesday, 4 March 2008 at Brunei Gallery, SOAS, University of London

Project for Armenian & Turkish Studies PATS) and Armenian Studies Group (ASG)


Dr Taner Akçam teaches (since 2002) in the History Department of University of Minnesota and is an authority on the late Ottoman and modern Turkish history. He has authored ten scholarly works on history and sociology, as well as numerous articles in Turkish, German and English. His most recent publications include From Empire to Republic: Turkish Nationalism and the Armenian Genocide (Zed, 2004); A Shameful Act: the Armenia Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility (Metropolitan, 2006) and most recently ‘Ermeni Meselesi Hallolunmustur’: Osmanli Belgelerine Göre Savas Yillarinda Ermenilere Yönelik Politikalar (Istanbul, 2008).

2008-03-04
180. The Witness of the Armenian Church in the Diaspora

Window View of the Armenian Church, Volume IV, Number 3, 1994

The Witness of the Armenian Church in the Diaspora

A Conversation with ARCHBISHOP ARAM KESHISHIAN, Moderator of World Council of Churches and Prelate of the Armenian Church in Lebanon

By Hratch Tchilingirian

Archbishop Aram Keshishian, as Moderator of the Central and Executive Committees of the World Council of Churches, has the highest position within the structure of WCC. The General Assembly of WCC convenes every seven or eight years. The Assembly elects the Central Committee, comprised of 168 members, a Moderator and two Vice-Moderators. The Moderator, the two Vice-Moderators and the General Secretary are the four officers of WCC. Archbishop Keshishian is the author of several books, among them Witness of the Armenian Church in a Diaspora Situation; Concilliar Fellowship; Orthodox Perspective on Mission. 

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