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İlham Abbasov

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İlham Abbasov Azərbaycan Milli Elmlər Akademiyasının Fəlsəfə və Sosiologiya İnstitutunun Sosiologiya şöbəsində Böyük elmi işçi vəzifəsində çalışan, fəlsəfə üzrə fəlsəfə doktoru elmi dərəcəsinə malik elm xadimidir. Onun elmi fəaliyyəti əsasən tarixi sosiologiya, etnik münasibətlər və müasir Cənubi Qafqaz regionunun sosial-siyasi transformasiyası sahələrində cəmlənmişdir. Tədqiqatları sistemli şəkildə formalaşaraq, Cənubi Qafqaz və Türkiyədə milli dövlətlərin formalaşması, etnik qruplar arasındakı konfliktlər, tarixi narativlərin təhlili, eləcə də ictimai ekoloji monitorinq kimi müxtəlif aspektləri əhatə edir. Mütəxəssisin elmi nəşrləri beynəlxalq indeksli jurnallarda və akademik nəşrlərdə dərc olunmuş, xüsusilə yüksək istinad alan əsərləri arasında 2016-cı ildə çap edilmiş 'Etnik qruplar və konfliktlər Cənubi Qafqazda və Türkiyədə' (19 sitat), 2008-ci ilin 'Keçmişi əbədiləşdirmə yolları: Azərbaycan tarix dərsliklərində ‘başqalarının’ şəkillərinin təhlili' (16 sitat) və 2012-ci ilin 'Azərbaycan tarixi: ‘əbədi dostluq’ və ‘ölümcül düşmənçilik’ miflərinin dekonstruksiyası' (10 sitat) məqalələri diqqəti çəkir. Bu əsərlərdə milli kimliklərin formalaşması, tarixi mifoloqların dekonstruksiyası və regionda sosial-siyasi proseslərin elmi təhlili kimi yenilikçi yanaşmalar təqdim olunmuşdur. Elm xadimi ümumilikdə 9 elmi nəşrin müəllifidir və onun elmmetrik göstəriciləri aşağıdakılardır: ümumi sitat sayı – 55, h-index – 4, i10-index – 3.
Tədqiqat maraqları (Sİ):
  • Cənubi Qafqaz regionunda etnik konfliktlər və sosial-siyasi transformasiyalar
  • Tarixi sosiologiya: milli dövlətlərin formalaşması və tarixi narativlərin tədqiqi
  • Müasir Azərbaycanda ictimai proseslər və ekoloji monitorinq
İxtisas sahələri (Sİ):
  • Etnik Konflikt Tədqiqatları
  • Tarixi Sosiologiya
  • İctimai Sosiologiya

Şəxsi məlumatlar
Tam Adı:
İlham Əbülfət oğlu Abbasov
Elmi dərəcə:
Fəlsəfə üzrə fəlsəfə doktoru
Elmi ad:
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Email:
  • ilhamismayilov@anas.az
İş yeri məlumatları
Təşkilat / Şöbə:
Fəlsəfə və Sosiologiya İnstitutu / Sosiologiya
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Əsas iş yeri:
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İşləmə müddəti:
1 Yanvar 2024 – H/h

Elmi işlərin siyahısı
İşin adı Jurnalın adı, Nəşriyyat, cild, N Müəlliflər İstinad sayı Nəşr tarixi Abstrakt və oxşar məqalələr

Tarix Ümumi Məqalə sayı Ümumi İstinad sayı h index i10 index
1 Mart 2026 9 57 4 4
1 Fevral 2026 9 55 4 3
1 Yanvar 2026 9 55 4 3
1 Dekabr 2025 9 54 4 3
1 Noyabr 2025 9 53 4 3
1 Oktyabr 2025 9 53 4 3
1 Sentyabr 2025 9 50 4 3
1 Avqust 2025 9 50 4 3
1 İyul 2025 8 43 3 3
1 İyun 2025 8 43 3 3
1 May 2025 8 43 3 3
1 Aprel 2025 8 41 3 2
1 Mart 2025 8 41 3 2
1 Fevral 2025 8 40 3 2
1 Yanvar 2025 8 38 3 2
1 Dekabr 2024 8 36 3 2
1 Noyabr 2024 8 36 3 2
1 Oktyabr 2024 8 35 3 2
1 Sentyabr 2024 8 34 3 2
1 Avqust 2024 8 34 3 2
1 İyul 2024 8 34 3 2
1 İyun 2024 9 35 3 2

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Ethnic groups and conflicts in the South Caucasus and Turkey Caucasus Edition: Journal of Conflict Transformation səh: 181-227 Ilgam Abbasov, Hulya Delihuseyinoglu, Mariam Pipia, Sergey Rumyansev, Emil Sanamyan 20 2016 For the South Caucasus republics and Turkey, … For the South Caucasus republics and Turkey, the past century was a period of nation building and the creation of modern states, the national republics. For Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, and Turkey the age of extremes was both shorter and longer of Hobsbawm’s short 20th century (Hobsbawm, The Age of Extremes: A History of the World, 1914-1991 1994) 1. With the end of the First World War and the dissolution of the Russian and Ottoman empires in 1917-1921, the short 20th century and the formation of the national republics begins in the South Caucasus and in Turkey.The Turkish Republic replaces the Sublime Porte and Kemalism, the ideology underpinning the modern Turkish nationalism, is formed. Similarly, on the territory of the South Caucasus, according to Rogers Brubaker, three quasi-national states are formed after a short break between the Russian and Soviet empires. The three Soviet republics with their “fixed territories, names, legislations, administrative personnel, cultural and political elites” emerge (Brubaker, Nationalism Reframed: Nationhood and the Daha çox
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Ways to perpetuate the past: analyzing the images of ‘others’ in Azerbaijani history textbooks Contemporary History Textbooks in the South Caucasus, Praha: Association for International Affairs AMO səh: 33-56 Ilham Abbasov, Sergey Rumyantsev 15 2008
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The History of Azerbaijan: Deconstructing the ‘age-old friendship’and the ‘deadly feud’myths The South Caucasus and Turkey: History Lessons of the 20th Century / Heinrich Böll Stiftung, South Caucasus səh: 20-46 Ilham Abbasov 11 2012 On May 28, 1918 in the city … On May 28, 1918 in the city of Tilis, the temporary National Council of Transcaucasia Muslims proclaimed the independent Azerbaijani Democratic Republic (ADR). The republic lasted two years before becoming Sovietized. During that time, the Musavat (Azeri for “equality”) party majority, Muslim Turkish nationalists who controlled government institutions, made their first attempts to establish political, cultural and other relations with Neighbouring countries. It is in this regard that I have specifically singled out the May 1918-April 1920 time frame from the totality of numerous historical events that took place in the beginning of the 20th century. In this article, I wish to demonstrate the representation of the Neighbouring republics’ images in the overall historical narrative. Daha çox
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The public's role in organization of ecological monitoring at the areas of Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) oil pipeline in the western region of Azerbaijan book I Abbasov 1 2005 [en] Full text: Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) oil pipeline … [en] Full text: Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) oil pipeline covers the area of 6 districts of the Western region of Azerbaijan. This area mainly consists of fertile agricultural lands and rich in rivers and valuable Tugay forests around Kura river. Each small breakdown that can take place during oil transportation can be a reason of irreversible ecological calamity in this region. For avoiding transformation of breakdown into calamity and timely liquidation of damage to environment during the pipeline exploitation an increase of public activeness in the communities along the pipeline is one of the main factors in bio-diversity protection. Eco-Renaissance Organization took part in the monitoring of BTC oil pipeline on the project of Open Society Institute-Assistance Foundation and conducted a social survey concerning environment at the areas crossed by the pipeline. Analyzed the results of the survey it became clear that one of the main problems worrying the population is a restoration of disturbed bio-diversity. During the survey conducting it was also found out that there is a pre-condition for increase of public activeness in the communities living along the pipeline. Taking into account that the majority of the Organization's members are employees of Sustainable Development and Ecological Monitoring Laboratory of Ganja Regional Scientific Center of Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, we see that increase of activeness of the public in environment protection at the areas crossed by the pipeline also meets our professional interests. The public's assistance is a very important factor for creation of ecological monitoring of the region. We think that it's … Daha çox
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From› Friendship of Peoples‹ to a Discourse of› Tolerance‹ Caucasus Conflict Culture səh: 147 Ilham Abbasov 0 0 Azerbaijan’s Sovietisation, which started in April 1920 … Azerbaijan’s Sovietisation, which started in April 1920 with the arrival in the region of the 11th Red Army, is an epoch of› friendship of peoples‹(Mel’nikov 1967, Swietochowski 2004: 165-190). 1 According to the official narrative, the acutest local political conflict of the time, the Armenian-Tatar (Azerbaijani) conflict, was settled in the context of the implementation of Soviet national policy (Baberowski 2003: 77-83, 163-183, Swietochowski 2004: 38-46, 112-119, 135-139, Sargent 2010). 2 Other, no less acute conflicts which took place between local populations and Russian or, for example, German colonists were also resolved in this way (Baberowski 2003: 316-348, 655-661).The implementation of the programme of Soviet national policy implied not only the resolution of political and/or inter-group conflicts. The Soviet authorities went further and, among other things, institutionalised personal ethno-national identities (natsional’nost’) and national territories belonging to› titular nationalities‹. According to Rogers Brubaker:» The Soviet institutions of territorial nationhood and personal nationality constituted a pervasive system of social classification, an organizing the› principle of vision and division‹ of the social world […], a standardized scheme of social accounting, an interpretative grid for public discussion; a set of boundary-markers, Daha çox
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THE ACCUMULATED EXPERIENCE OF TRANSFORMATION book Ilgam Abbasov, Hulya Delihuseyinoglu, Mariam Pipia, Sergey Rumyansev, Emil Sanamyan 0 0 This article discusses the implementation of various … This article discusses the implementation of various national and nationalistic policies, the creation of institutions regulating the relations between the dominant group and ethnic groups (so called minorities), as well as ideologies and discourses of national unity, tolerance, and multiculturalism (principles of inclusion and exclusion). This analysis is carried out in the context of conflicts. The religious aspect is of interest to authors only if the boundaries of an ethnic group and the conflict discourses are shaped also through its differences in faith or observance of rituals from the dominant group. The analysis also addresses the changes in the relevant official policies in the past two decades and their impact on the status of ethnic groups.We suggest looking at this publication as an analytical overview based on academic research conducted by the authors at different times and integrated into one article to reach a wider range of readers. We also hope that this publication would contribute to the popularization of contemporary methodological and theoretical approaches and of a new language of conflict discussions fostering the formation of new frameworks conducive to positive transformation. It should also be emphasized that the discussion of conflict situations will be about different types of intrastate conflicts that are happening within state borders recognized by the international community. The authors will not be discussing inter-state conflicts. Daha çox
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Ethnic Groups and Conflicts in the South Caucasus and Turkey book Ilgam Abbasov, Hulya Delihuseyinoglu, Mariam Pipia, Sergey Rumyansev, Emil Sanamyan, Sergey Rumyantsev 0 0 For the South Caucasus republics and Turkey, … For the South Caucasus republics and Turkey, the past century was a period of nation building and the creation of modern states, the national republics. For Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, and Turkey the age of extremes was both shorter and longer of Hobsbawm’s short 20th century (Hobsbawm, The Age of Extremes: A History of the World, 1914-1991 1994)[1]. With the end of the First World War and the dissolution of the Russian and Ottoman empires in 1917-1921, the short 20th century and the formation of the national republics begins in the South Caucasus and in Turkey.The Turkish Republic replaces the Sublime Porte and Kemalism, the ideology underpinning the modern Turkish nationalism, is formed. Similarly, on the territory of the South Caucasus, according to Rogers Brubaker, three quasi-national states are formed after a short break between the Russian and Soviet empires. The three Soviet republics … Daha çox
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Caucasus Edition: Ethnic Groups and Conflicts in the South Caucasus and Turkey book Ilgam Abbasov, Hulya Delihuseyinoglu, Mariam Pipia, Sergey Rumyansev, Emil Sanamyan 0 0 For the South Caucasus republics and Turkey, … For the South Caucasus republics and Turkey, the past century was a period of nation building and the creation of modern states, the national republics. For Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, and Turkey the age of extremes was both shorter and longer of Hobsbawm’s short 20th century (Hobsbawm, The Age of Extremes: A History of the World, 1914-1991 1994)[1]. With the end of the First World War and the dissolution of the Russian and Ottoman empires in 1917-1921, the short 20th century and the formation of the national republics begins in the South Caucasus and in Turkey.The Turkish Republic replaces the Sublime Porte and Kemalism, the ideology underpinning the modern Turkish nationalism, is formed. Similarly, on the territory of the South Caucasus, according to Rogers Brubaker, three quasi-national states are formed after a short break between the Russian and Soviet empires. The three Soviet republics with their “fixed territories, names, legislations, administrative personnel, cultural and political elites” emerge (Brubaker, Nationalism Reframed: Nationhood and the National Question in the New Europe 2000, 41). In each of them, as in the rest of the Soviet national republics, the nationalization of education, culture, and politics of memory were carried out with varying intensity (Martin 2001). Similar intense processes were taking places in Turkey, only without looking up to an “older brother”(Çağaptay 2006). Daha çox
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Agriculture of Azerbaijan and the countries of the world book / Baku: Publishing House East-West I Abbasov 10 2013
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