The aim should be to find ways for the continuous development of a modern, charted, coordinated, persistent and unfettered discipline of Armenian Studies in the twenty-first century. The review is devoted to studies concerning Armenia and the Armenians. Manuscripts submitted to Haigazian Armenological Review should preferably be 20-25 typewritten pages in length. They will be considered on the understanding that they are not being offered for publication elsewhere, and have not been published, in any language. Presentation of manuscripts submitted for consideration on disc with hard copy is preferred.
All discs are acceptable.
Authors should provide in the endnotes the full name of the author, title, the year of publication and relevant page numbers of all the books they have cited. In the case of cited articles, they should mention the title of the book or journal in which the articles appear, the numbers of volume and part, the year of publication, and relevant page numbers. Submitted manuscripts must include a 150-word summary in Armenian or English. The editors reserve the right to copyedit manuscripts to conform to the review's style. Authors will be informed before publication in case of more substantial editing.