This volume considers the challenges of democracy building in post-Soviet Armenia, and
the role of civil society in that process. It argues that, contrary to the expectations of Western …

Although declarations or predictions of a borderless world have become somewhat
ubiquitous over the last twenty years, state borders remain one of the most basic and visible …

This paper focuses on a transformation of the nostalgic concept of diasporic homecoming in
the context of a new cosmopolitanism. By bringing economic and social capital into a land …

Noting an overreliance on North American and European-based understandings of race and
ethnicity, many sociologists have called for research in new spaces. But the same …

Diaspora has become such a popular concept in recent years because it so effectively
challenges the authenticity of the nation‐state and the bounded identities it supports. A core …

This paper explores identification with the nation-state as homeland among young diasporic
Armenians in France, Russia and the United Kingdom (UK). For dispersed Armenian …

Diaspora uluslararası konumu itibariyle hibrit/melez kimlikleresahiptir. Hem ayrıldığı ülkenin
kültürel özelliklerini taşımakta hemyerleştiği ülkeye uyum sağlama amacıyla o kültürün …

This article highlights diasporic migrants' transnational linkages with and trips to their
homeland. Second and later generations of diasporic Armenians, predominantly from the …

Following the story of a public memorial, I discuss the change in the scale of the
remembrance of loss among post-Soviet Armenians in Yerevan. The shift from forgotten to …

This focused digital ethnography explores Armenian diaspora youth mobilisation via
hashtag activism concerning a homeland conflict, examining the impact of digital citizenship …