[Bilimsel Haber] CONF./CFP- Indigenous Peoples of the Caucasian-Caspian Region, Yerevan, Oct. 5-7, 2012

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CONF./CFP- Indigenous Peoples of Caucasian-Caspian Region, Yerevan, Oct. 5-7

Posted by: Khachik Gevorgyan <khachik.gevorgyan at yahoo.co.uk>




International Conference

Indigenous Peoples of the Caucasian-Caspian Region
Yerevan, Armenia
5-7 October, 2012

Call For Papers

The International Journal Iran and the Caucasus (BRILL, Leiden-Boston), 
in cooperation with Yerevan State University, "Modus Vivendi Center", 
"Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies", "International Society for the 
Study of Turkey, Iran and the Caucasus", "Public Relations and 
Information Center", and the "Armenian Association for Academic 
Partnership and Support  ARMACAD", organises an International Conference 
"Indigenous Peoples of the Caucasian-Caspian Region" (supported by 
Hyksos Foundation).

The conference will be held in Yerevan, Armenia, from the 5th to 7th of 
October 2012.

The forum is supposed to cover a wide spectrum of problems concerning 
this important multicultural area  history, archaeology, linguistics, 
culture, literature, religions, anthropology, and current political issues.

Papers presented should directly address relevant issues concerning one 
or several indigenous peoples of the mentioned region, including but not 
restricted to North Caucasian and Western Caspian peoples.

The working languages of the conference are English and Russian.
Deadline for submission of abstracts is July 15, 2012.

The application form must contain:
  * Name(s)
  * Affiliation
  * E-mail address/fax nr/phone nr
  * Title of the paper
  * Abstract not exceeding 500 words

Please email your abstracts in Word document format to:

Dr. Khachik Gevorgyan
Secretary of the Organising Committee,
khachik.gevorgyan at yahoo.co.uk

The Organising Committee will likely have limited travel and 
accommodation grants available for a number of participants.



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