Iran and the Caucasus

Editor-in-chief
Garnik S. Asatrian (Yerevan)
Associate Editors
Victoria Arakelova (Yerevan), Uwe Bläsing (Leiden), Giusto Traina (Rouen)
International Editorial Board
Sekandar Amanolahi (Shiraz), Carlo Cereti (Bologna), Johnny Cheung (Leiden), Muhammad Dandamaev (St.Petersburg), Bert G. Fragner (Vienna), Murtazali Gadjiev (Makhachkala), Jost Gippert (Frankfurt), Jamshid Giunashvili (Tbilisi), Vladimir Livshits (St. Petersburg), Hayrapet Margarian (Yerevan), Istvan Perczel (Budapest), Adriano Valerio Rossi (Rome), James Russell (Harvard), Martin Schwartz (Berkeley), Ehsan Yarshater (New York), Boghos Levon Zekiyan (Venice)
International Advisory Board
Said Amir Arjomand (New York), Anna Krasnowolska (Krakow), Irina Morozova (Berlin), Antonio Panaino (Ravenna), Ravshan Rahmoni (Dushanbe), Babak Rezvani (Amsterdam), Ruslan Seferbekov (Makhachkala), Fereydun Vahman (Copenhagen), Vardan Voskanian (Yerevan), Matthias Weinreich (Berlin)
Editorial Group
Gevorg Avetikian (Yerevan), Alice Assadorian (Tehran/Yerevan), Naindeep Singh Chann (Los Angeles), Matteo De Chiara (Rome), Diana Hovhannisian (Yerevan)

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“Iran and the Caucasus uniquely explores all periods and disciplines connected to this region, and the journal numbers among its authors and editors scholars from the area and the world: in every way it is a truly cosmopolitan bridge of civilization, and an indispensable tool for Near Eastern studies, folklore, comparative religion, history and politics.”
Prof. James R. Russell, Harvard University

“Since its very first issue ten years ago Iran and the Caucasus has added a refreshing new perspective to our field. It covers not only Armenia and the Caucasus but also the cultural, ethnic, and linguistic regions adjacent to and interacting with the Iranian lands, ranging from Turkey and Iraq to Afghanistan and Central Asia as well as others, from Antiquity to the present. With admirable editorial verve and vision, each issue presents a panorama of succinct articles and reviews which continue to be most stimulating.”
Prof. Gernot Windfuhr, Professor of Iranian Studies, University of Michigan

“Iran and the Caucasus is a unique periodical covering two vast Orientalistic fields and, thus, the huge Caucasian-Near Eastern region. I follow the journal since its first issue and would specially emphasize its high academic standards. Iran and the Caucasus definitely incorporates the best traditions of 19th century Orientalistic publication, focusing, at the same time, on the most topical present-day subjects.
Vladimir Aronovich Livshits, Prof. Dr. Sc.
Fellow of the British Academy