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81. Armenians in 2115: ... It was held on 13-14 October 2014. Hratch Tchilingirian made a presentation on the prospects of the Armenian communities in the Middle East, entitled "To Stay or Not to Stay? The Question ...
82. Armenian Weekly: The issue of Canonization: Armenian Weekly, 10 November 2014

"Victors, Not Victims: Johnson Presents Case for Armenian Martyrs", by Florence Avakian

"Sociologist and Deacon Hratch Tchilingirian, in a 1990 article titled “Canonization of the Genocide Victims: Are We Ready?” wrote, “Theologically, once the victims of the genocide are canonized, the Armenian Church will be put under a dogmatic imperative. ..."

Date:
2014-11-12
83. Paper: Armenian Christianity in the Middle East: Christianity in the Contemporary Middle East - The Life and Death of a Tradition? Conference hosted by the Las Casas Institute, Blackfriars Hall, Oxford, in association with the Centre for Eastern Christianity, Heythrop College, University of London

Invited Speaker: "Armenian Christianity in the Middle East: modern history and contemporary challenges"

1 November 2014, Blackfriars Hall, University of Oxford

Conference programme & synopsis
Date:
2014-10-22
84. Speaker: “Armenians in 2115” Strategy Seminar: FUNDAÇÃO CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN

Invited Speaker: "To Stay or Not to Stay? The Question of the Century for Armenian communities in the Middle East"

Part of “Armenians in 2115” Strategy Seminar organised by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation's Armenian Communities Department in Lisbon, 13 October 2014.
Date:
2014-10-13
85. Lecture Series: The Armenian Church, Society and Politics: Heythrop College, University of London, Centre for Eastern Christianity

Michaelmas Term Lecture Series

The Armenian Church, Society and Politics. The costs and challenges of the Soviet legacy in Armenia and the Diaspora

Dr Hratch Tchilingirian, Oriental Institute, University of Oxford

Dates and Topics

04 November: Introduction to the Armenian Church: Past and Present

11 November: The Soviet Regime and the Decline of the Church and Religion

18 November: The Soviet Regime and the 'Secularisation' of the Church

25 November: Post-Soviet Social and Political Dislocation and the 'Return' of Religion

The Bellarmine Room, Heythrop College, Kensington Square, London W8 5HN

Topics and synopsis

Date:
2014-11-04
86. Christians in Iraq and Syria Today: School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

Workshop ‘Christians in Iraq and Syria Today: Facing the Challenges’

19 May 2014

The Centre of World Christianity, Dept for the Study of Religions, SOAS hosted on Monday 28th April, 2014 a Workshop, ‘Christians in Syria and Iraq today: facing the challenges’ to explore the realities of the Christian communities in Syria and Iraq. Six speakers presented a rich spread of papers, chaired by Dr. Erica C. D. Hunter.

The closed workshop was attended by Dr. Hratch Tchilingirian (University of Oxford), Mar Polycarpus (Metropolitan and Arch Vicar of the Netherlands, Syrian Orthodox Church), Dr. Naures Atto (University of Cambridge), Father Dr. Behnam Sony (St. Ephrem’s Seminary, Karakoche, Iraq), Dr. Suha Rassam (Iraqi Christians in Need), and Dr. Anthony O’Mahony (Heythrop College). All participants presented and openly discussed papers pertaining to the current situation of Christians in Iraq and Syria under present conditions.

A detailed summary of the presented papers and the workshop can be found in the Report of Workshop Christians in Syria and Irac Today: Facing the Challenges.
Date:
2014-05-19
87. Paper: Turkish-Armenian Relations: St. Anne's College, University of Oxford.

Middle East Studies, School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies

International Conference: Global Conflict and Conflict Management: Israel/Palestine and Beyond

Paper: "Living with Injustice and Denial: Turkish-Armenian relations on the threshold of the centenary of the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire"

18-19 May 2014

Conference Programme

Date:
2014-05-18
88. Paper:: St. Anne's College, University of Oxford.

Middle East Studies, School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies

International Conference: Global Conflict and Conflict Management: Israel/Palestine and Beyond

Paper: "Living with Injustice and Denial: Turkish-Armenian relations on the threshold of the centenary of the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire"

18-19 May 2014

Date:
2014-05-18
89. Paper: Christians in Syria and Iraq Today: Centre of World Christianity, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

Paper, "Christians in Syria and Iraq Today: Facing the Challenges", a workshop exploring the realities of the Christian communities in Syria and Iraq.

28 April, 2014

Workshop Report

(workshop programme)
Date:
2014-04-28
90. Lecture: "Diaspora Communities in Contemporary Middle East": ... Middle East." 14 February 2014 (Audio: Part 1, Part 2) ::/introtext:: ::fulltext::The Faculty of Divinity and the Henry Martin Centre University of Cambridge Lecture: "Imposed ...
91. Paper: "Native and Diasporic": Ruhr-Universitat Bochum - Ruhr-Universitat Bochum - Centre for Mediterranean Studies

Conference; The Mediterranean Other - The Other Mediterranean: Subaltern Perceptions, Interpretations and Representations

Paper: "Native and Diasporic: Armenians and the Mediterranean"

28 March 2014

(conference programme)
Date:
2014-04-02
92. Public Outreach by Oxford Armenian Studies Academics: ... gave a talk on "Armenians in the Middle East Today" at the Faculty of Divinity in Cambridge. ::/introtext:: ::fulltext::Community and Public Outreach by Oxford Armenian Studies Academics OXFORD ...
93. Window Quarterly: Window view of the Armenian Church (Window), 1990-1995

An independent quarterly magazine published and edited by Fr Vazken Movsesian and Hratch Tchilingirian

INDEX of articles and authors, 1990-1995

[see PDF of each issue below]
Date:
2014-01-14
94. New York Times: Armenian Church, Survivor of the Ages, Faces Modern Hurdles

By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN - New York Times - October 4, 2013 - p.A6

ECHMIADZIN, Armenia - In this ancient city, tucked in a valley that has witnessed the rise and fall of empires, King Tiridates III converted to Christianity and declared Armenia to be the world's first Christian state. The year was 301, more than a decade before the Emperor Constantine put Rome on a similar path.

"... [the] agenda seemed to ignore tough issues in favor of safe topics," said Hratch Tchilingirian, an expert on the church who teaches at Oxford University's Oriental Institute.
NewYorkTimes_ArmenianChurch_Etchmiadzin_04OCT2013_Hratch_Tchilingirian.pdf
Date:
2013-10-04
95. Սփիւռքի ժամանակակից հարցեր բնանիւթով դասախօսական հանդիպում: Վատիկանի Ձայնասփիւռ 29.05.2009 - Լուրեր հայկական կեանքէն

Սփիւռքի ժամանակակից հարցեր բնանիւթով դասախօսական հանդիպում մը Պէյրութի Հայկազեան համալսարանին մէջ

Կազմակերպութեամբ Հայկազեան համալսարանի հայագիտական ամպիոնին, սոյն համալսարանի հանդիսասրահին մէջ տեղի ունեցաւ դասախօսութիւն մը՝ Սփիւռքի ժամանակակից հարցեր նիւթով։ Օրուան բանախօսն էր Քեմպրիճի համալսարանէն դոկտ Հրաչ Չիլինկիրեան։ (Շարկ. ստորև)

Date:
2009-05-29
96. Total Politics Magazine: ... other. Both Turkey and Azerbaijan undoubtedly have more to offer the west materially, in terms of diplomatic and financial interest – respectively, a secular Islamic haven in the Middle ...
97. Why Armenians Celebrate Christmas on January 6th: Why Armenians Celebrate Christmas on January 6th

By Hratch Tchilingirian

"Armenian Christmas," as it is popularly called, is a culmination of celebrations of events related to Christ's Incarnation. Theophany or Epiphany (or Astvadz-a-haytnootyoon in Armenian) means "revelation of God," which is the central theme of the Christmas Season in the Armenian Church. During the "Armenian Christmas" season, the major events that are celebrated are the Nativity of Christ in Bethlehem and His Baptism in the River Jordan. The day of this major feast in the Armenian Church is January 6th. A ceremony called “Blessing of Water” is conducted in the Armenian Church to commemorate Christ’s Baptism.
Author:
Hratch Tchilingirian
Date:
2008-01-08
98. ԺԱՄԱՆԱԿԱԿԻՑ ՄԻՋԻՆ ԱՐԵՒԵԼՔՈՒՄ ՀԱՅ ՀԱՄԱՅՆՔՆԵՐԸ: Տարածաշրջանային Հակամարտությունները եւ Ապագայ Անորոշությունները

Ժամանակակից Միջին Արեւելքում Հայ Համայնքները

Նոր Յառաջ - 25.05.2013

Վերջին տարիների ընթացքում Օքսֆորդի համալսարանի Արեւելագիտության ֆակուլտետի Հայագիտության ամբիոնը կազմակերպում է բազմաթիվ սեմինարներ եւ դասախոսություններ, որոնք նվիրված են հայ ժողովրդի պատմության եւ մշակույթի զանազան հարցերի քննարկմանն ու ուսումնասիրությանը: Ուսումնական տարվա վերջին միջոցառումների շարքը բացվեց Դոկտ. Հրաչ Չիլինկիրյանի դասախոսությամբ, որի վերնագիրն էր «Տարածաշրջանային Հակամարտությունները եւ Ապագա Անորոշությունները. Սփյուռքահայ Համայնքները Ժամանակակից Միջին Արեւելքում»: >>
NorHaratch_Armenians_MiddleEast_HratchTchilingirian_25052013.pdf
Date:
2013-05-25
99. Prelacy Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Clergy Conference: Armenian Prelacy Celebrates 25th Anniversary of the Annual Sts. Ghevontiants Clergy Conference

Armenian Reporter International [Paramus] 01 Apr 2000: 14.

Antranig Baljian

Twenty-five years ago, in February of 1975, the Prelate Archbishop Karekin Sarkissian of blessed memory (later Catholicos of Cilicia and, even later, of All Armenians), conceived and organized a gathering of clergy from throughout the Prelacy to observe the Feast Day of Sts. Ghevontiank. This very first gathering of its kind took place at St. Gregory Armenian Apostolic Church in Indian Orchard, Massachusetts. For twenty-five years, this annual event has been observed in various communities throughout the Prelacy. This year, by arrangement of His Eminence Archbishop Oshagan, Prelate of the Armenian Apostolic Church of the Eastern United States and Canada, this observance was again held in the parish where it all began twenty-five years ago.

The keynote speaker for the conference was Mr. Hratch Tchilingirian, who has been involved in many church-related and national organizations. His topic was "The Challenges Facing the Armenian Apostolic Church in the Twenty-first Century," focusing on what the church's mission should be in today's world.

Date:
2000-04-01
100. An exercise in disinformation: linking Kurds to NKR: An exercise in disinformation: linking Kurds to NKR

Armenian Reporter [Paramus, NJ] 02 Aug 2008: A4-A5.

Yelena Osipova & Emil Sanamyan

WASHINGTON - Turkish and Azerbaijani officials have frequently sought to link Armenians to the Kurdish resistance in Turkey, typically referred to as the Kurdistan Workers' Party (pkk). But they have provided little to no evidence to substantiate such linkages. These allegations made a comeback between last October and earlier this year at a fairly high level and with all the hallmarks of an organized disinformation campaign. This analysis seeks to deconstruct the chronology of this effort aimed against Armenia.

"Pursuit of 'terrorists' or the presence of terrorists in a given territory has been used as pretext by states around the world for military operations," Hratch Tchilingirian of the University of Cambridge told the Armenian Reporter via e-mail.

Date:
2008-08-02

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