The Ethnic Riots of 1905 and 1918 in Baku and Their Origins Edited from: “Baku: From Cosmopolitan City to National Capital of Azerbaijan” Keywords: Baku, ethnic riots, Musavat, Shaumian, Dashnak Party, March Events, the Wild Division
by Shamkhal Abilov, Qafqaz University
Cosmopolitan Baku During the Soviet Period Edited from: “Baku: From Cosmopolitan City to National Capital of Azerbaijan” Keywords: Baku, Soviet era, proletariat, Bakintsi, Jews, Armenians, ethnic minorities, migration
by Shamkhal Abilov, Qafqaz University
Socialism and Armenian Revolutionaries Edited from: “‘The Caucasus is in the Hands of Revolutionaries’: Circulation, Connections, and the Caucasian Armenians” Keywords: socialism, revolutionary, nationalism, Ottoman, European, Iran, Russia, Armenia, Marxist Text | PowerPoint | PowerPoint PDF | Video | References
by Houri Berberian, California State University, Long Beach
Revolutionaries and the Printed Word Edited from: “‘The Caucasus is in the Hands of Revolutionaries’: Circulation, Connections, and the Caucasian Armenians” Keywords: Marx, Das Capital, Russian, literacy, Ottoman, Caucasus, Iran, oil fields, Baku, hayduk, literacy, ARF, revolution Text | PowerPoint | PowerPoint PDF | Video | References
by Houri Berberian, California State University, Long Beach
A Brief Historical Characterization of Baku Edited from: “The Move South: the Emergence of Baku as a Socio-Cultural and Educational Center of the Late-Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century Azerbaijani Turkish Intelligentsia” Keywords: Baku, Bakinskaia guberniia, oil boom, intelligentsia Text | PowerPoint | PowerPoint PDF | Video | References
by Aimee Dobbs, Indiana University
A Brief Characterization of the Azerbaijani Intelligentsia Edited from: “The Move South: the Emergence of Baku as a Socio-Cultural and Educational Center of the Late-Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century Azerbaijani Turkish Intelligentsia” Keywords: Azerbaijani Turkish intelligentsia, ulema, indigenous elite Text | Video | References
by Aimee Dobbs, Indiana University
Facilitators of Educational and Socio-Conceptual Change in Baku During the Modern Age Edited from: “The Move South: the Emergence of Baku as a Socio-Cultural and Educational Center of the Late-Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century Azerbaijani Turkish Intelligentsia” Keywords: Urban Reform, Duma, voting enfranchisement, three-tier system, Shi’a məclis, education Text | PowerPoint | PowerPoint PDF | Video | References
by Aimee Dobbs, Indiana University
Modern Schools in Baku Edited from: “The Move South: the Emergence of Baku as a Socio-Cultural and Educational Center of the Late-Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century Azerbaijani Turkish Intelligentsia” Keywords: Baku, Modern school, modernization campaign, night schools, Russification, Kaspii Text | PowerPoint | PowerPoint PDF | Video | References
by Aimee Dobbs, Indiana University
Elnur Asadov: An Azeribaijan Migrant in Moscow Edited from: “(Un)Welcome Guests: Caucasus Traders in Late Soviet Leningrad and Moscow” Keywords: friendship of the peoples, Brezhnev, Azerbaijan, Moscow, informal economy Text | PowerPoint | PowerPoint PDF | Video
by Jeff Sahadeo, Carleton University
Ethnic Networks in the Informal Economies of Moscow Edited from: “(Un)Welcome Guests: Caucasus Traders in Late Soviet Leningrad and Moscow” Keywords: ethnoscape, ethnic, Azerbaijan, friendship of the peoples, Moscow, bounded solidarity Text | PowerPoint | PowerPoint PDF | Video
by Jeff Sahadeo, Carleton University
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