Article by
Tigran Yegavian
2024
Topic: Armenia

Can Armenia Be Independent?

Abstract

Historian Jirair Libaridian narrates a story not of betrayal, but of failure, a strange defeat experienced by the Armenian elite in a voluminous collection of texts.[1] Since 2020, his book production has been increasing at a rapid pace. Engaged in a publishing enterprise that his detractors perceive as self-justification, Libaridian is nevertheless doing useful work. He makes a significant portion of contemporary Armenia’s obscured history accessible to Armenian- and English-speaking audiences. His recurring theme is to hold all parties accountable, particularly highlighting the irresponsibility of the elites in Armenia, Artsakh and the diaspora.

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Article by 2024
Tigran Yegavian
Topic:Armenia

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