Gevorg Kesoyan | Social Sciences | Best Researcher Award
Institute for Informatics and Automation Problems of NAS RA | Armenia
Dr. Gevorg Eduard Kesoyan is a dedicated Armenian historian and researcher whose academic and professional journey reflects a deep commitment to the advancement of historical scholarship. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in History from Yerevan State University (YSU), graduating with honors and receiving a scholarship of excellence in recognition of his academic achievements. Continuing at YSU, he completed a Master’s degree in History with honors and was awarded the prestigious Aram Manukyan Scholarship for outstanding performance and research potential. Alongside his historical studies, he broadened his expertise by earning a second Master’s degree in Finance, Money Circulation, and Credit from the YSU Faculty of Economics and Management, equipping him with an interdisciplinary perspective that enriches his analytical approach to historical inquiry. He later pursued doctoral studies at the YSU Faculty of History, specializing in Armenian history, and successfully earned the academic degree of Doctor of Historical Sciences. His scholarly work demonstrates a strong focus on Armenian historical developments, critical analysis of primary sources, and contributions to the understanding of national heritage and identity. Since February 2022, he has been serving as a Scientific Worker at the Center for Scientific Information Analysis and Monitoring, where he engages in research, analytical work, and scholarly evaluation aimed at enhancing the quality and accessibility of scientific information. In this role, he contributes to national research initiatives, supports academic monitoring activities, and participates in the dissemination of reliable scientific data. Throughout his career, his research has been characterized by academic rigor, interdisciplinary insight, and a commitment to preserving and interpreting historical knowledge. His professional development has been shaped by continuous learning, scholarly excellence, and an enduring dedication to advancing the field of Armenian historical studies.
Featured Publications
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Diplomatic representation of the First Republic of Armenia. (2021). The problems of the history of Armenia, 2(23), 56–73. Yerevan.
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Looking for peace between Turkey and Armenia during the period after armistice of Erzincan (December 1917 – June 1918). (2021). Bulletin of Armenian Archives, 2(131), 121–132. Yerevan.
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Pages from the history of local representations of state and party control bodies in Soviet Armenia (1921–1934). (2020). Bulletin of Armenian Archives, (128), 39–63. Yerevan.
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The situation on the Turkish–Soviet Armenian border during the Great Patriotic War. (2020). History and Culture, (2), 151–160. Yerevan.
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Directions of activity of the State Control People’s Commissariat of ASSR in 1921–1934. (2020). In Soviet Armenia in the 1920s and 1930s (Collection of Presentations of the Scientific Conference) (pp. 177–190). Yerevan.
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Documents of People’s Commissariat for Internal Affairs of the Armenian SSR about the Turkey–Soviet Union border in the last years of the Great Patriotic War (1944–1945). (2020). Bulletin of Armenian Archives, 2(129), 116–138. Yerevan.
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Documents on the performance checking of the assignments and decisions of the People’s Commissariat of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Inspection and high bodies of governance. (2019). Bulletin of Armenian Archives, (127), 231–258. Yerevan.