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Founded in 2013, Études arméniennes contemporaines is a bi-annual academic journal that examines contemporary issues directly and indirectly related to Armenia. Published in French and in English, the journal is multidisciplinary, and welcomes contributions from researchers from all the social sciences. It is especially interested in studies at the intersection of geography, history, politics, and culture in Armenia, the Caucasus, Turkey, and the Middle East. It also addresses thematic questions such as international relations, nationalism, diasporas, migrations, memory and patrimony, genocide studies and mass violence. Études arméniennes contemporaines is the first journal in the field of Armenian studies to be published simultaneously in electronic and print editions.

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15 | 2023
La presse de langue arménienne en France et la création d'un espace transnational

The Armenian-Language Press in France and the Creation of a Transnational Space
Français English

Since the first published titles in 19th century France, the French-Armenian-language press has both chronicled the history of the community there and articulated a dual sense of belonging to the country of residence and the Armenian nation. This special issue presents case studies of various press titles published in Armenian in France throughout the 20th century. Three of them focus on the transnational strategies developed by the press organs of political groups or parties (articles by Lerna Ekmekcioglu, Sophie Toulajian and Vahé Tachjian), while the texts by Tork Dalalyan and Janine Bedrossian look more specifically at the issue of preserving and revitalising the Armenian language and culture. A long interview with Krikor Beledian on neologisms in the Armenian press, and more particularly in the Armenian-language press published in France, provides a more global perspective.

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