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THE DEFENDANT OF ARMENIA’S HISTORICAL, POLITICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL ENTITY IN HISTORICAL CARTOGRAPHY

By: Danielyan E. L., Doctor of Sciences (History)

ISSUE 1,   2015 / Historical Geography and Cartography

THE DESTRUCTION OF ARMENIAN CULTURAL MONUMENTS: ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR WORLD HERITAGE PRESERVATION

By: Kouymjian Dickran, Foreign Member of NAS RA
(California State University, Fresno, Emeritus, residing in Paris)

ISSUE 1 (3) 2016 / Political Sciences and Informational Security

THE IMAGE OF MAN AND LEADER IN NERSES SHNORHALI’S “ENCYCLICAL EPISTLE” (DEDICATED TO THE 850TH ANNIVERSARY OF “ENCYCLICAL EPISTLE”)

By: Yuri Suvaryan, Member of Academy, NAS RA
Academician-Secretary of the Department
of Armenology and Social Sciences
suvaryan@sci.am
Suvaryan A. S., PhD in Philology

ISSUE 1 (3) 2016 / Demography and Governance

THE REACTIONS AND DECISIONS OF TRANSCAUCASIAN AND ARMENIAN PARTIES ON THE DECLARATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA

By: Vahan Melikyan, Doctor in History, Institute of History, NAS RA

ISSUE 2 (14) 2021 / History

THE SUPPRESSION OF THE 1919 ANTI-ARMENIAN UNREST OF THE MUSLIM POPULATION IN THE ZOD-BASARGECHAR REGION AND THE RESTORATION OF THE TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY OF REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA IN THE CONTEXT OF THE ACTIVITY OF COLONEL CLIVE TEMPERLEY, THE MILITARY AND POL

By: Vanik Virabyan, Doctor in History, Kh. Abovyan Armenian State Pedagogical University, Chair of Armenian History,
vanik.virabyan@mail.ru

ISSUE 2 (16) 2022 / History

THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE CHARACTER OF ALAN-KOA AFTER THE EXPANSION OF ISLAM

By: Anush Khachatryan, Master, ISEC of NAS RA, Department of Oriental Studies

ISSUE 2 (16) 2022 / Ethnography

TURKEY IN THE PERIOD OF NEO-OTTOMANISM OF ERDOĞAN: THE ADVENTUROUS FOREIGN POLICY AND THE INSOLENT DENIALASIM

By: Ruben Safrastyan, Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA

ISSUE 1 (5) 2017 / History

“THE PEAK OF THE EARTH”: CRADLE OF THE INDOEUROPEAN AND SUMERIAN STORM GOD

By: Petrosyan S. G., Doctor of Sciences (History)

ISSUE 2,   2015 / History