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Nicola Migliorino
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Tables viii
- Note on Transliteration xi
- Acknowledgements xii
- Introduction 1
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1 The Origins of the Armenian Presence in Lebanon and Syria: A Brief Historical Account
- Introduction 7
- The Armenian Homeland 7
- Armenian Migration to and within the Middle East: The Pre-Ottoman Era 9
- The Armenians and the Ottoman Empire 10
- The Era of Massacres: The End of the Empire and the Armenian Genocide 26
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2 (Re)constructing Armenia: The Armenians in Lebanon and Syria during the Mandate
- Introduction 45
- Religious Policy under the Mandate and the Re-establishment of the Armenian Churches 47
- Armenian Politics and Public Participation under the Mandate 52
- Armenian Associations during the Mandate 62
- Armenian Culture and Media during the Mandate 65
- Armenian Education during the Mandate 70
- The Socio-Economic Position of the Armenians during the Mandate 75
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3 Coping with Political Change: The Armenians in Lebanon and Syria during the First Two Decades of Independence (1946–1967)
- Introduction: The Armenians and the Post-Mandate States of the Levant 89
- Armenian Politics and Armenian Public Participation in Lebanon and Syria (1946–1967) 91
- Religious Policy and the Armenians in Independent Lebanon and Syria (1946–1967) 110
- Armenian Education in Independent Lebanon and Syria (1946–1967) 113
- Armenian Cultural Production between Flourishing and Decline: The 1950s and the 1960s 122
- Armenian Associations and the State in Lebanon and Syria from Independence to the 1960s 127
- Political Economy and the Social Position of the Armenians in Lebanon and Syria from Independence to the end of the 1960s 132
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4 War, Migration, and Strategies of Survival: The Armenians between the Collapse of the Lebanese State and the Construction of Asad’s Syria (1967–1989)
- Introduction 147
- Armenian Politics in the Levant From the Mid 1960s to the End of the Lebanese War 149
- The Armenian Churches in Lebanon and Syria in the 1970s and 1980s 159
- Armenian Education in Lebanon and Syria: The 1970s and 1980s 160
- Armenian Associations and the State in Lebanon and Syria: The 1970s and 1980s 164
- Armenian Culture and Media in Lebanon and Syria during the 1970s and 1980s 166
- The Armenian Communities and the Lebanese and Syrian Economy in the 1970s and 1980s 169
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5 Difficult Recovery and Uncertain Future: The Armenians in Lebanon and Syria in the 1990s and Beyond
- Introduction 179
- Armenian Political Participation in Contemporary Lebanon and Syria 182
- Armenian Churches and the State in Contemporary Lebanon and Syria 192
- Coping with Economic Crisis: The Socio-Economic Position of the Armenians in Contemporary Lebanon and Syria 197
- Armenian Associations and the State in Contemporary Lebanon and Syria 200
- Armenian Education in Lebanon and Syria during the 1990s and Early 2000s 201
- Armenian Cultural Production and the State in Contemporary Lebanon and Syria 207
- Conclusion 221
- Bibliography 224
- Index 238
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Tables viii
- Note on Transliteration xi
- Acknowledgements xii
- Introduction 1
-
1 The Origins of the Armenian Presence in Lebanon and Syria: A Brief Historical Account
- Introduction 7
- The Armenian Homeland 7
- Armenian Migration to and within the Middle East: The Pre-Ottoman Era 9
- The Armenians and the Ottoman Empire 10
- The Era of Massacres: The End of the Empire and the Armenian Genocide 26
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2 (Re)constructing Armenia: The Armenians in Lebanon and Syria during the Mandate
- Introduction 45
- Religious Policy under the Mandate and the Re-establishment of the Armenian Churches 47
- Armenian Politics and Public Participation under the Mandate 52
- Armenian Associations during the Mandate 62
- Armenian Culture and Media during the Mandate 65
- Armenian Education during the Mandate 70
- The Socio-Economic Position of the Armenians during the Mandate 75
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3 Coping with Political Change: The Armenians in Lebanon and Syria during the First Two Decades of Independence (1946–1967)
- Introduction: The Armenians and the Post-Mandate States of the Levant 89
- Armenian Politics and Armenian Public Participation in Lebanon and Syria (1946–1967) 91
- Religious Policy and the Armenians in Independent Lebanon and Syria (1946–1967) 110
- Armenian Education in Independent Lebanon and Syria (1946–1967) 113
- Armenian Cultural Production between Flourishing and Decline: The 1950s and the 1960s 122
- Armenian Associations and the State in Lebanon and Syria from Independence to the 1960s 127
- Political Economy and the Social Position of the Armenians in Lebanon and Syria from Independence to the end of the 1960s 132
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4 War, Migration, and Strategies of Survival: The Armenians between the Collapse of the Lebanese State and the Construction of Asad’s Syria (1967–1989)
- Introduction 147
- Armenian Politics in the Levant From the Mid 1960s to the End of the Lebanese War 149
- The Armenian Churches in Lebanon and Syria in the 1970s and 1980s 159
- Armenian Education in Lebanon and Syria: The 1970s and 1980s 160
- Armenian Associations and the State in Lebanon and Syria: The 1970s and 1980s 164
- Armenian Culture and Media in Lebanon and Syria during the 1970s and 1980s 166
- The Armenian Communities and the Lebanese and Syrian Economy in the 1970s and 1980s 169
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5 Difficult Recovery and Uncertain Future: The Armenians in Lebanon and Syria in the 1990s and Beyond
- Introduction 179
- Armenian Political Participation in Contemporary Lebanon and Syria 182
- Armenian Churches and the State in Contemporary Lebanon and Syria 192
- Coping with Economic Crisis: The Socio-Economic Position of the Armenians in Contemporary Lebanon and Syria 197
- Armenian Associations and the State in Contemporary Lebanon and Syria 200
- Armenian Education in Lebanon and Syria during the 1990s and Early 2000s 201
- Armenian Cultural Production and the State in Contemporary Lebanon and Syria 207
- Conclusion 221
- Bibliography 224
- Index 238