Looking Toward Ararat: Armenia in Modern History by Suny, Ronald Grigor

RONALD GRIGOR SUNY is Alex Manoogian Professor of Modern Armenian History at the University of Michigan. A specialist in the history of the non-Russian peoples of the Soviet Union, he is the author of The Making of the Georgian Nation and editor of Transcaucasia, Nationalism, and Social Change.

Preface

Introduction: From National Character to National Tradition

Part One
Imagining Armenia

1 Armenia and Its Rulers

2 Images of the Armenians in the Russian Empire

3 The Emergence of the Armenian Patriotic Intelligentsia in Russia

4 Populism, Nationalism, and Marxism amoung Russia's Armenians

5 Labor and Socialism amoung Armenians in Transcaucasia

6 Rethinking the Unthinkable: Toward an Understanding of the Armenian Genocide

Part Two
State, Nation, Diaspora

7 Armenia and the Russian Revolution

8 Building a Socialist Nation

9 Stalin and the Armenians

10 Return to Ararat: Armenia in the Cold War

11 The New Nationalism in Armenia

12 Nationalism and Democracy: The Case of Karabagh

13 Looking toward Ararat: The Diaspora and the "Homeland"

14 Armenia on the Road to Independence, Again

Notes

Bibliography of Books and Articles in Western Languages on Modern Armenian History

Index