Dr. Khatchig Mouradian

Khatchig Mouradian is the Armenian and Georgian Area Specialist at the Library of Congress and a lecturer in Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies at Columbia University. He also serves as Co-Principal Investigator of the project on Armenian Genocide Denial at the Global Institute for Advanced Studies, New York University. Mouradian is the author of The Resistance Network: The Armenian Genocide and Humanitarianism in Ottoman Syria, 1915-1918, published in 2021. The book has received the Syrian Studies Association “Honourable Mention 2021.” In 2020, Mouradian was awarded a Humanities War & Peace Initiative Grant from Columbia University. He is the co-editor of a forthcoming book on late-Ottoman history, and the editor of the peer-reviewed journal The Armenian Review.
Reviews

The Journey Not Chosen

Nearly 25 years ago, on a flight from China to Beirut, I read Paulo Coelho’s “The Alchemist” for the first…

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Reflections

Khatchig Mouradian’s Eulogy of Henry D. Astarjian

The following eulogy was delivered by Dr. Khatchig Mouradian at Dr. Henry D. Astarjian’s funeral services held at St. Stephen’s…

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Special Reports

Teaching about Resistance to Genocide

Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 “I believe in the resistance as I…

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Special Reports

Christmas in the Time of Genocide

Targeted for genocide and dispossession, reduced to exiles and deportees and fighting for survival and freedom, Armenians were facing the…

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Special Reports

‘With the Ink of Their Blood’: Lemkin’s Armenian Collaborators and the Genocide Convention

While it has become widely accepted in recent years that the World War I destruction of the Armenians influenced Raphael…

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Research

Becoming Aram: The Formative Years of a Revolutionary Statesman (1879-1908)

From the Armenian Weekly 2018 Magazine Dedicated to the Centennial of the First Republic of Armenia If you had told…

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Op-Eds

Mouradian: Dead Poets and a Cobblestone Path

A few weeks ago, I visited Misak Medzarents’ (1886-1908) village, Pingean, near the city of Agn (current name: Kemaliye) in…

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Featured

The Tortoise of Arakelots Monastery

Special for the Armenian Weekly As the two of us hiked up the mountain to Arakelots Monastery in Mush under…

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China as Refuge for Armenian Genocide Survivors

From the Armenian Weekly 2016 Magazine Dedicated to the 101st Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide China as Refuge for Armenian…

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Mouradian: The Two Sides of the Mountain

Paintings of Mount Ararat hang in the homes of many Armenians, and photographing (or posing with) the mountain is ever…

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