I am excited to announce that our co-authored book, Heritage Forensics: Culture on the Front Lines of the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict, is now officially published by Cornell University Press and available to the public.
In keeping with our commitment to making this research widely accessible to scholars, journalists, activists, and policymakers worldwide, the volume has been published as an open-access resource. You can download the digital edition completely free of charge using the link below:
About the Book
Co-authored with Lori Khatchadourian, Adam T. Smith, and Ian Lindsay, Heritage Forensics introduces a new framework for investigating cultural heritage caught in the crosshairs of war and political violence. By combining satellite-based spatial analysis with humanistic research, we document the impact of protracted conflict on the heritagescape of the South Caucasus.
Drawing directly from our forensic monitoring data at Caucasus Heritage Watch, this work aims to provide a rigorous model for bearing witness to cultural erasure and tracking threats in real time.
If you prefer a physical copy for your shelf, the print edition is also available for purchase through the Cornell University Press website.
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