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    YEREVAN TO HOST "THE TURKIC WORLD, THE CAUCASUS, AND IRAN: CIVILISATIONAL CROSSROADS OF INTERACTIONS" CONFERENCE

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/
    03.06.2009 14:17 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ The International Journal Iran and the Caucasus
    (BRILL: Leiden - Boston), the Department of Iranian Studies at Yerevan
    State University, the Makhtumquli Feraqi Centre for Turkic Studies at
    ARYA International University (Yerevan), the Association for the Study
    of Persianate Societies (Armenian Branch), in collaboration with the
    International Society for the Study of Iran and the Caucasus (ISSIC),
    Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies (Yerevan), the Armenian-Turkmen
    Cooperation Centre "Partev" (Yerevan), and the Armenian Association
    for Academic Partnership and Support - ARMACAD (Yerevan) are organizing
    an international conference entitled "The Turkic World, the Caucasus,
    and Iran: Civilisational Crossroads of Interactions".

    The Conference will be held at ARYA International University, Yerevan,
    Armenia on July 10-12, 2009, The region of civilization interactions
    from Central Asia to Eastern Europe and from Southern Russia to
    Northern Iran has been one of the focal geographical points in world
    history. The main cultural, political and civilization players in this
    domain have been the Iranian and Turkic peoples, while the Caucasus
    and the Transcaucasian region with their cultural, ethnographical
    and linguistic uniqueness have served as a connecting link and an
    arena for wars and peaceful cohabitation. Though the main stress of
    the conference will be on cultures, histories (including archaeology,
    etc.), languages and the literatures of this vast area, presentations
    on modern political and regional issues, as well as the human ecology
    topics are also welcomed. The conference seeks to emphasize links
    between the Turkic world, the Caucasus, and Iran.

    Working languages of the conference are English and Russian.
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