О миграционных связях Диаспоры с Республикой Армения

The modern Armenian ethnos is a dynamic community actively diffusing in the global space, as a result of which active migration ties are formed. An analysis of these ties has shown that today short-term migration ties between the Diaspora and the Republic of Armenia (RA) are the most active, in which former residents of RA and the CIS play a leading role. The latter largely determine the possible prospects for re-emigration and are the real potential which, under certain condi tions, can be used and it is able to “pull” other layers of the Diaspora along with it. Moreover, the types of migration of the Armenians are very different and are largely predetermined by the direction of the migration flow. In some cases, it is formed in the line of general trends, that is the movement from less prosperous regions towards countries with diametrically opposed characteristics. In other cas es, these are the places of temporary deployment, a kind of transit places on the main migration route. And, we can observe the reverse movement of Armenians towards their ethnic homeland – the RA. Obviously, the issue of migration ties between the Homeland and the Diaspora is very complex and requires a pragmatic scrupulous approach, with clarification of goals, concepts, the entire scientific system, the involvement of research methods and techniques. In this context, the article can become a message of appeal to re ality with a ready-made target designation and methodology for its comprehen sion․

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Հնագիտության եւ ազգագրության ինստիտուտի աշխատություններ
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2025-10-03
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https://doi.org/10.54503/2953-805x-2024.7-8
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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity
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О миграционных связях Диаспоры с Республикой Армения

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Հնագիտության եւ ազգագրության ինստիտուտի աշխատություններ
Diaspora, migration, transnational identity
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О миграционных связях Диаспоры с Республикой Армения

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The modern Armenian ethnos is a dynamic community actively diffusing in the global space, as a result of which active migration ties are formed. An analysis of these ties has shown that today short-term migration ties between the Diaspora and the Republic of Armenia (RA) are the most active, in which former residents of RA and the CIS play a leading role. The latter largely determine the possible prospects for re-emigration and are the real potential which, under certain condi tions, can be used and it is able to “pull” other layers of the Diaspora along with it. Moreover, the types of migration of the Armenians are very different and are largely predetermined by the direction of the migration flow. In some cases, it is formed in the line of general trends, that is the movement from less prosperous regions towards countries with diametrically opposed characteristics. In other cas es, these are the places of temporary deployment, a kind of transit places on the main migration route. And, we can observe the reverse movement of Armenians towards their ethnic homeland – the RA. Obviously, the issue of migration ties between the Homeland and the Diaspora is very complex and requires a pragmatic scrupulous approach, with clarification of goals, concepts, the entire scientific system, the involvement of research methods and techniques. In this context, the article can become a message of appeal to re ality with a ready-made target designation and methodology for its comprehen sion․

Հնագիտության եւ ազգագրության ինստիտուտի աշխատություններ
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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity
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