Early photography as cultural transfer in imperial Russia: visual technology, mobility and modernity in the Caucasus and Central Asia See

Lev Nussimbaum and Banine, from Baku to the Golden Horn See

From Julius Klaproth to Friedrich Bodenstedt: German scholars of the 19th century discovering the Caucasus See

Cultural Transformation in the Northern Caucasus at the turn of XIX – XX centuries (A case study on Ingush people) See

Tbilisi as a Center of Crosscultural Interactions (The 19th – early 20thCenturies) See

Multicultural world in the poetry of Shota Rustaveli and the issue of paradigm shift in the multicultural world context See

Outlines of the Mongolian supremacy in Azerbaijan and the South Caucasus See

Structure and socio-dynamics of Chechen culture See

Cultural Transfers between the Caucasus area, the Ancient Near East and the Eurasian Steppes, from the Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age (6th -3 rd mill. BC) See