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LEBANESE ARMENIANS; A DISTINCTIVE COMMUNITY IN THE ARMENIAN DIASPORA AND IN LEBANESE SOCIETY
The Levantine Review, 2013 Lebanon, for many Armenians, is referred to as “our second homeland” (yergort hayrenik), and it is scarcely difficult to see why. As nowhere else in the regional diaspora, Lebanon has offered its Armenian citizens—initially refugees—the economic freedom to achieve prosperity, the political freedom to pursue their interests, and the communal autonomy to
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Effects of armed conflict on maternal and infant health: a mixed-methods study of Armenia and the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war. [PDF]
BMJ Open, 2023 Rostomian L +3 more
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PSYCHOLOGY AMONG DIASPORA ARMENIAN SCIENTISTS [PDF]
Modern Psychology, 2019 With over two-thirds of the world's 11 million Armenians living outside the Republic of Armenia today, how are Diaspora Armenians involved in psychological science and practice? It is notable that many Armenians are so active among the key behavioral scientists in the world today, across national borders.
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Rasulain and the Arada Steppe During the Armenian Genocide, July 1915 – April 1916
In 1998, Raymond Kévorkian’s article “Le Sort des déportés dans les camps de concentration de Syrie et de Mésopotamie” put the so-called “destination areas” in the focus of research on the Armenian Genocide.
Kaiser, Hilmar
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Translation Studies: Theory and PracticeAs a multiethnic and multicultural country, Syria has historically served as an important environment for the coexistence of the Armenian and Arab peoples.
Ani Fishenkjian (Fchnkjian) +2 more
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Medical Education in Armenia: An Overview. [PDF]
J Med Educ Curric Dev, 2023 Markosian C +8 more
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Diaspora and Economic Development: A Systemic View. [PDF]
Eur J Dev Res, 2022 Gevorkyan AV.
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Ethiopia´s Armenians – a lost Diaspora? : A study of the role of identity in the Armenian diaspora
, 2006 The purpose of this study is to delve into the role of identity, an identity that is constantly in change in an every-changing national context. In this text I have studied the Armenian community of Ethiopia. A community that was once very strong and influential, a community that has made a considerable impact on the Ethiopian society over the years.
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