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TAIK IN THE ASSYRIAN AND BIAINIAN CUNEIFORM INSCRIPTIONS, ANCIENT GREEK AND EARLY MEDIEVAL ARMENIAN SOURCES (THE INTERPRETATIONS OF THE 19th CENTURY FRENCH ARMENOLOGISTS)

By: Alisa Dumikyan, Institute of History NAS RA

ISSUE 2 (4) 2016 / History

TESTIMONIES OF THE EYEWITNESS SURVIVORS AS HISTORICAL IRREFUTABLE DOCUMENTS OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE

By: Verjiné Svazlian, Doctor in Philology, Leading Researcher, Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography, NAS RA, vsvaz333@yahoo.com

ISSUE 1 (5) 2017 / History

THE 1921 RUSSIAN-TURKISH CONFERENCE IN MOSCOW: 100-YEARS AGO: A RETROSPECT

By: Kristine Melkonyan, PhD, Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA, chmelkonyan@orient.sci.am

ISSUE 1 (13) 2021 / History

THE ADANA MASSACRE AND THE ARMENIAN-AMERICANS

By: Knarik Avakian, Institute of History of NAS RA

ISSUE 2 (10) 2019 / History

THE ADANA MASSACRE AND THE PEOPLE’S HISTORICAL MEMORY

By: Verjiné Svazlian, Doctor in Philology, Leading Researcher, Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography, NAS RA, vsvaz333@yahoo.com

ISSUE 1 (9) 2019 / Ethnography

THE ARBITRAL AWARD ON TURKISH-ARMENIAN BOUNDARY BY PRESIDENT OF THE USA WOODROW WILSON (NOV. 22, 1920)

By: Papian A. A., Head of Modus Vivendi Center

ISSUE 1,   2015 / Philosophy and Law

THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE OF SHENGAVIT: AN ANCIENT TOWN IN THE ARMENIAN HIGHLAND

By: Simonyan H. E., Deputy director of the Scientific Research Center of the Historical and Cultural heritage, PhD in Art and History

ISSUE 1,   2015 / Ethnography

THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE ARMENIAN MANUSCRIPT: CODICOLOGY, PALEOGRAPHY, AND BEYOND

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

ISSUE 2 (4) 2016 / Philology

THE ARMENIAN CIVILIZATIONAL IDENTITY IN THE LENS OF HUNTINGTON’S HYPOTHESIS (An Examination Outline of the Concept)

By: Levon Shirinyan, Department of Politology, K. Abovyan Armenian State Pedagogical University

ISSUE 2 (6) 2017 / Political Sciences and Informational Security

THE ARMENIAN COMMUNITY OF CONSTANTINOPLE AND ITS CONTEMPORARY ORAL TRADITION (According to the ethnographic observations in 1996 and 1997)

By: Verjiné Svazlian, Doctor in Philology, Leading Researcher, Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography, NAS RA, vsvaz333@yahoo.com

ISSUE 1 (7) 2018 / Ethnography