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Ambivalence to Things Armenian in Middle Eastern Studies and the War on Artsakh in 2020
Bedross Der Matossian · 2022
Catalogue summary
The essay traces the political and disciplinary marginalization of Armenian studies within Ottoman, Turkish, Iranian, and Middle Eastern fields, notes newer research projects, and frames that ambivalence around the 2020 Artsakh war.
Why this matters
It documents a debate about scholarly inclusion and silence that can contextualize how regional studies fields approach Armenia and Artsakh.
Published in
International Journal Middle East Studies
Year
2022
Language
English
Citation
Bedross Der Matossian 2022. Ambivalence to Things Armenian in Middle Eastern Studies and the War on Artsakh in 2020. International Journal Middle East Studies. https://doi.org/10.1017/s002074382200068x
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