In Ann Arbor, Hratch Tchilingirian discusses church-state relation

Armenian Reporter [Paramus, NJ] 29 Nov 2008: A9.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The Church hierarchy can no longer simply pontificate about complex problems of society without real engagement in the life of the people," declared Cambridge University scholar Hratch Tchilingirianin a recent lecture at the University of Michigan. "What is the relevance of a 1,700 year-old Church and religious faith to contemporary Armenians living in Armenia and outside, all around the world?"

Mirror-Spectator

Massis

Azatutyun (Armenia Liberty), 2 May 2008

Eurasia Executive and Leadership Programme

AGOS Issue/Sayi: 609 - 30 Kasım [November] 2007

Hrant Dink ve Ermeni-Tűrk ilişkileri

Ayda Erbal

"... Richard Hovannisian ve Andras Riedlmayer'in gok kisa birer agilis konusmasi yaptigi panelin ilk sunucusu, Cambridge Universitesi Sosyoloji Bolumu'nden Hratch Tchilingirian oldu. 'Hrant Dink'ten once Hrant Dink: Turkiye'deki Ermeniler' baslikh sunumuna ..."

[[in Turkish, see PDF]]

Andras Riedlmayer (Harvard), Hratch Tchilingirian (Cambridge), Richard Hovhanissian (UCLA), Etyen Mahçupyan (Agos) at MESA Conference, Montreal 2007.

Karabagh Report Launched at Houses of Parliament 

Armenian Reporter International [Paramus] 25 Feb 2006: 21. 

An invited audience of more than 80 people, including MPs, diplomats, academic researchers, and government and NGO representatives, attended the publication launch of "The limits of leadership: elites and societies in the Nagorny Karabakh peace process" at the Houses of Parliament in London, which was sponsored and chaired by Angus Robertson MP, Scottish Minister for Defense & Foreign Affairs. The speakers were Dr. Laurence Broers, issue editor of Accord 17; Mr. Famil Ismailov, senior producer, BBC World Service; Dr.HratchTchilingirian, Accord issue 17 author and associate director of the Eurasia Research Programme, University of Cambridge.

Armenian Institute News, No. 1-2, 2006

Armenian Easter in Jerusalem: 'The Great Journey'

Armenian Institute News, Winter 2004

The Story of a Forgotten Community

Lecture by Hratch Tchilingirian

Aztag, in Armenian

Ararat, in Armenian

Armenian Reporter Internatinal [Paramus] 21 Aug 2004: 25. 

Dr. Hratch Tchilingirian lectured recently at Haigazian University on "The Armenian Community of Abkhazia." 

Tchilingirian described the overall situation in Abkhazia, which lies on the northeastern shores of the Black Sea and has a territory of 8,600 sq km. Abkhazia was an autonomous republic within Georgia during the Soviet period. With its wonderful climate and developed infrastructure for tourism, it was considered the "Riviera" of the Soviet Union. Successive Soviet leaders from Stalin onwards had their summer resorts in Abkhazia. About 1.5 million tourists visited Abkhazia annually in Soviet times, when its total population was only half a million. Agriculture was also a very successful sector of the economy, and Abkhazia had one of the highest GDPs in the Soviet Union.

Al Jazeera - Sunday 21 December 2003

Thaw in Turkey-Armenia relations
By Jonathan Gorvett in Istanbul

Despite continuing tensions between Turkey and Armenia over allegations of a 20th century genocide, the two countries seem to be moving closer together.

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