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Caucasus

Session 8

Saturday (May 18):
10.00-11.40 AM

CHAIR

Julie George

(Queen’s College/CUNY Graduate Center, US)

julie.george@qc.cuny.edu

 

PAPERS

Lamiya Panahova

(Charles U, Czechia)

lamiya.panahova@fsv.cuni.cz

Nationhood Narratives in Azerbaijan Before and After 2009 Curriculum Change

 

Kristine Margvelashvili

(U of Goettingen, Germany)

k.margvelashvili@stud.uni-goettingen.de

Contested National Space, Gender, and Politicised Orthodox Church:
Comparing Georgia and Greece

 

Alex Bezahler

(U of Iowa, US)

alex-bezahler@uiowa.edu

Diverging Identity Development in Georgia and Azerbaijan: 

The Role of Natural Resources in Institutional Development

 

Akif Tahiiev

(Max Planck Institute, Germany)

tahiiev@mmg.mpg.de

Being Shia and Azerbaijani:
Entanglements of Ethnic and Religious Identities

 

Tork Dalalyan

(Institute of Ethnography, Armenia)

torqdal@yahoo.com

Religious Practices of the Armenians of the Goghtn (Ordubad) Region
of the Nakhichevan ASSR in the 1950-1980s

 

 

DISCUSSANT 

Anna Ohanyan

(Stonehill College, US)

aohanyan@stonehill.edu

PANEL K5

Nation-Building and Identity Discourses
in the Caucasus and Beyond   

Saturday May 18, 10.00-11.40 AM

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