On
June 22, 2011 the Haigazian University of Beirut launched the 31st
volume of the Haigazian Armenological Review. The Review was
started in 1970 and has since provided an invaluable service as an annual forum
for Armenologists from around the world. It is a bridge between Armenologists
in Armenia and abroad. Its aim includes the promotion of original and
unpublished research and scientific work in linguistics, literature,
bibliography, history, culture, arts, medieval studies, social sciences,
Christianity and international relations. Its international contributors hail
from France, the UK, North and South America, Armenia and the Middle East, and have
included many prestigious names in the academic field. The Review is a
multilingual, yearly publication which accepts contributions in one of four
languages: Armenian, English, French and Arabic. The current 31st
volume is 764 pages.