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Brill Publishers publishes *Iran and the Caucasus* independently, without any collaborative partners.
Answer: False
Brill Publishers publishes *Iran and the Caucasus* in collaboration with the Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies.
Garnik Asatrian, based in Yerevan, serves as the editor-in-chief for *Iran and the Caucasus*.
Answer: True
Garnik Asatrian, based in Yerevan, holds the position of editor-in-chief for *Iran and the Caucasus*.
*Iran and the Caucasus* was first established in the early 2000s, specifically in 2001.
Answer: False
*Iran and the Caucasus* was established in 1997, not 2001.
The founder of *Iran and the Caucasus* is also the head of the Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies.
Answer: True
Garnik Asatrian, the founder of the journal, is also the head of the Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies.
The Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies is located in Yerevan, Armenia.
Answer: False
The Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies is stated to be located in Yerevan, Iran, according to the provided information.
Garnik Asatrian's role as both founder and editor-in-chief suggests a consistent editorial leadership for *Iran and the Caucasus*.
Answer: True
Garnik Asatrian's dual role as founder and editor-in-chief indicates a central and enduring influence, suggesting strong and consistent editorial leadership for the journal.
The phrase '1997–present' signifies that *Iran and the Caucasus* has been published intermittently since 1997.
Answer: False
The phrase '1997–present' indicates that *Iran and the Caucasus* has been published continuously since 1997, not intermittently.
The 'shortdescription' for *Iran and the Caucasus* categorizes it as a historical society newsletter.
Answer: False
The 'shortdescription' for *Iran and the Caucasus* categorizes it as an 'Academic journal', not a historical society newsletter.
Which entity collaborates with Brill Publishers in the publication of *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: The Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies
Brill Publishers collaborates with the Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies in the publication of *Iran and the Caucasus*.
Who holds the position of editor-in-chief for *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: Garnik Asatrian
Garnik Asatrian is the editor-in-chief for *Iran and the Caucasus*.
When was the academic journal *Iran and the Caucasus* established?
Answer: 1997
*Iran and the Caucasus* was established in 1997.
Who founded the academic journal *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: Garnik Asatrian
Garnik Asatrian founded the academic journal *Iran and the Caucasus*.
What is the role of the Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies in the publication of *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: It collaborates with Brill Publishers in the publication.
The Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies collaborates with Brill Publishers in the publication of *Iran and the Caucasus*.
What is the significance of Garnik Asatrian being both the founder and editor-in-chief of *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: It suggests a strong, consistent editorial leadership and vision.
Garnik Asatrian's dual role as founder and editor-in-chief signifies his central and enduring influence, suggesting a strong, consistent editorial leadership and vision for the journal.
What does the phrase '1997–present' indicate about the journal's publication history?
Answer: It began publication in 1997 and has continued without interruption.
The phrase '1997–present' indicates that *Iran and the Caucasus* began publication in 1997 and has continued without interruption to the present day.
What does the 'shortdescription' in the source material indicate about *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: It is an 'Academic journal'.
The 'shortdescription' in the source material explicitly identifies *Iran and the Caucasus* as an 'Academic journal'.
The Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies, which collaborates with Brill Publishers, is located in which city and country according to the source?
Answer: Yerevan, Iran
According to the source, the Caucasian Centre for Iranian Studies is located in Yerevan, Iran.
*Iran and the Caucasus* is a peer-reviewed academic journal that exclusively focuses on historical aspects of the region.
Answer: False
The journal is multidisciplinary, covering not only history but also culture, anthropology, literature, folklore, linguistics, archaeology, politics, and economy.
The journal's scope includes ancient, mediaeval, and modern history, alongside contemporary political and economic analyses.
Answer: True
The journal covers ancient, mediaeval, and modern history, as well as politics and economy of the region.
*Iran and the Caucasus* primarily focuses on the ancient history of the region, with limited coverage of modern events.
Answer: False
The journal covers ancient, mediaeval, and modern history, and its multidisciplinary scope includes contemporary politics and economy.
Textology, the study of texts and their transmission, is a specific literary field of focus for *Iran and the Caucasus*.
Answer: True
Textology, defined as the critical study of texts, their history, and transmission, is explicitly listed as a literary field of focus for the journal.
Research on archaeology is not typically included in *Iran and the Caucasus* as it falls outside its primary scope.
Answer: False
*Iran and the Caucasus* explicitly includes research on archaeology within its multidisciplinary scope.
The term 'multidisciplinary' for *Iran and the Caucasus* means it focuses on a single field but with diverse methodologies.
Answer: False
The term 'multidisciplinary' for *Iran and the Caucasus* signifies that it draws on several different fields of study to explore its subject matter, not a single field with diverse methodologies.
Textology, as covered by *Iran and the Caucasus*, involves the critical study of texts, including their history and variations.
Answer: True
Textology, as defined in the context of the journal, involves the critical study of texts, including their history, transmission, and variations.
Folklore studies in *Iran and the Caucasus* would typically include research on traditional beliefs, customs, and oral traditions.
Answer: True
Folklore studies in the journal typically encompass traditional beliefs, customs, stories, myths, legends, and oral traditions of the region's people.
The journal's focus on linguistics primarily aims to document endangered languages of the region.
Answer: False
The journal's focus on linguistics aims to examine the languages spoken in the region, including their history, structure, and evolution, rather than primarily documenting endangered languages.
The title 'Iran and the Caucasus' implies a geographical region limited strictly to the modern political borders of Iran.
Answer: False
The title 'Iran and the Caucasus' implies a broader geographical region encompassing Iran and the Caucasus mountain range and its surrounding areas, not just modern Iran.
Which of the following is NOT explicitly listed as a topic covered by *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: Marine Biology
The journal's scope includes archaeology, linguistics, and politics, but not marine biology.
What range of historical periods does *Iran and the Caucasus* cover?
Answer: Ancient, mediaeval, and modern history
*Iran and the Caucasus* covers a comprehensive range of historical periods, including ancient, mediaeval, and modern history.
Which cultural aspects are explored within the pages of *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: General culture, anthropology, and folklore
The journal explores various cultural aspects, including general culture, anthropology, and folklore.
What specific literary field, defined as the study of texts and their transmission, is a focus of *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: Textology
Textology, the critical study of texts and their transmission, is a specific literary field of focus for *Iran and the Caucasus*.
What does the term 'multidisciplinary' signify for *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: It draws on several different fields of study to explore its subject matter.
The term 'multidisciplinary' indicates that *Iran and the Caucasus* integrates insights from various academic disciplines to explore its subject matter comprehensively.
In the context of literature, what does 'textology' refer to, as covered by *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: The critical study of texts, including their history, transmission, and variations.
Textology, as covered by the journal, involves the critical study of texts, encompassing their history, transmission, and variations.
What kind of content would typically fall under 'folklore' studies in *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: Traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of the region's people.
Folklore studies in *Iran and the Caucasus* typically include research on traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of the region's people.
How does the journal's focus on 'linguistics' contribute to understanding the Iran and Caucasus region?
Answer: By examining the languages spoken, their history, structure, and evolution.
The journal's focus on linguistics contributes to understanding the region by examining the languages spoken, their history, structure, and evolution.
What is the general geographical region implied by the title 'Iran and the Caucasus'?
Answer: A region encompassing Iran and the Caucasus mountain range and its surrounding areas.
The title 'Iran and the Caucasus' implies a geographical region that includes Iran and the Caucasus mountain range and its surrounding areas.
The journal *Iran and the Caucasus* is released four times a year to ensure a consistent flow of new research.
Answer: False
*Iran and the Caucasus* is published biannually, meaning it is released twice a year.
Articles in *Iran and the Caucasus* are primarily published in English, with occasional submissions accepted in Russian.
Answer: False
Articles in *Iran and the Caucasus* are published in English, French, and German, not Russian.
Submissions to *Iran and the Caucasus* undergo an editorial review process but are not peer-reviewed.
Answer: False
*Iran and the Caucasus* employs a rigorous peer-reviewed process for its submissions.
The primary language listed for *Iran and the Caucasus* in its infobox is German, reflecting its broad European readership.
Answer: False
The primary language listed for *Iran and the Caucasus* in its infobox is English, not German.
Brill Publishers' involvement in publishing *Iran and the Caucasus* suggests the journal adheres to high academic standards.
Answer: True
Brill Publishers is a reputable international academic publisher, and its involvement signifies the journal's adherence to high academic standards.
What is the primary characteristic that defines *Iran and the Caucasus* as an academic publication?
Answer: It is multidisciplinary and peer-reviewed.
The journal is defined as multidisciplinary and peer-reviewed, which are key characteristics of an academic publication.
How often is *Iran and the Caucasus* published?
Answer: Biannually
*Iran and the Caucasus* is published biannually, meaning twice a year.
In addition to English, which languages are articles typically published in *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: French and German
Articles in *Iran and the Caucasus* are published in English, French, and German.
What kind of review process does *Iran and the Caucasus* employ for its submissions?
Answer: Peer-reviewed process
*Iran and the Caucasus* employs a peer-reviewed process for its submissions to ensure academic rigor.
What is the primary language listed for *Iran and the Caucasus* in its infobox, despite accepting articles in other languages?
Answer: English
The primary language listed for *Iran and the Caucasus* in its infobox is English.
What is the significance of Brill Publishers being the publisher of *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: It signifies the journal's standing as a reputable scholarly publication with high academic standards.
Brill Publishers is a well-known international academic publisher, and its role signifies the journal's standing as a reputable scholarly publication with high academic standards.
The print ISSN for *Iran and the Caucasus* is 1573-384X.
Answer: False
The print ISSN for *Iran and the Caucasus* is 1609-8498, while 1573-384X is its web ISSN.
The ISO 4 abbreviation for *Iran and the Caucasus* is *Iran Cauc.*, which is an international standard for serial publication titles.
Answer: True
The ISO 4 abbreviation for *Iran and the Caucasus* is indeed *Iran Cauc.*, as per international standards for serial publication titles.
*Iran and the Caucasus* is indexed in the Arts and Humanities Citation Index, but not in any social science databases.
Answer: False
*Iran and the Caucasus* is indexed in both the Arts and Humanities Citation Index and the International Bibliography of the Social Sciences.
The JSTOR identifier for *Iran and the Caucasus* is the same as its print ISSN.
Answer: True
The JSTOR identifier (16098498) for *Iran and the Caucasus* is indeed the same as its print ISSN (1609-8498).
The official homepage for *Iran and the Caucasus* is hosted on a university domain.
Answer: False
The official homepage for *Iran and the Caucasus* is hosted on brill.com, which is the domain of its publisher, Brill Publishers, not a university.
An online archive for *Iran and the Caucasus* exists, allowing digital access to past issues.
Answer: True
An online archive for *Iran and the Caucasus* is available, providing digital access to past issues and articles.
Inclusion in the Arts and Humanities Citation Index helps scholars track citations and discover relevant research for *Iran and the Caucasus*.
Answer: True
Inclusion in the Arts and Humanities Citation Index is significant because it helps scholars track citations and discover relevant research within the humanities and arts fields.
The International Bibliography of the Social Sciences is a minor indexing service, and its inclusion of *Iran and the Caucasus* has limited impact on discoverability.
Answer: False
The International Bibliography of the Social Sciences is described as a major abstracting and indexing service, and its inclusion of *Iran and the Caucasus* enhances the journal's discoverability for social science researchers.
An ISSN's primary purpose is to indicate the publisher of an academic journal.
Answer: False
The primary purpose of an ISSN is to provide a unique identifier for each serial publication, not to indicate its publisher.
The 'Online archive' for *Iran and the Caucasus* provides access to future issues and upcoming articles.
Answer: False
The online archive for *Iran and the Caucasus* provides digital access to past issues and articles, not future ones.
The 'References' section in the Wikipedia article for *Iran and the Caucasus* cites an entry from *Encyclopædia Iranica* to confirm details about the journal's founding.
Answer: True
The 'References' section in the Wikipedia article about *Iran and the Caucasus* cites an entry from the *Encyclopædia Iranica* to confirm details regarding the journal's founding.
What is the print International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) for *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: 1609-8498
The print ISSN for *Iran and the Caucasus* is 1609-8498.
What is the ISO 4 abbreviation for *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: *Iran Cauc.*
The ISO 4 abbreviation for *Iran and the Caucasus* is *Iran Cauc.*, as per international standards.
In which two major academic indexes is *Iran and the Caucasus* abstracted and indexed?
Answer: Arts and Humanities Citation Index and International Bibliography of the Social Sciences
*Iran and the Caucasus* is abstracted and indexed in the Arts and Humanities Citation Index and the International Bibliography of the Social Sciences.
What is the Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN) associated with *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: 2001227055
The LCCN for *Iran and the Caucasus* is 2001227055.
What is the JSTOR identifier for *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: 16098498
The JSTOR identifier for *Iran and the Caucasus* is 16098498.
What is the OCLC number for *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: 233145721
The OCLC number for *Iran and the Caucasus* is 233145721.
Where can one find the official homepage for *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: brill.com/view/journals/ic/ic-overview.xml
The official homepage for *Iran and the Caucasus* is hosted on Brill Publishers' website at brill.com/view/journals/ic/ic-overview.xml.
What does inclusion in the 'Arts and Humanities Citation Index' signify for *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: It is recognized as a significant publication in the humanities and arts.
Inclusion in the 'Arts and Humanities Citation Index' signifies that *Iran and the Caucasus* is recognized as a significant publication within these academic fields.
What is the purpose of an ISSN for an academic journal?
Answer: To provide a unique identifier for each serial publication.
The purpose of an ISSN is to provide a unique identifier for each serial publication, facilitating its identification and cataloging.
What kind of information would be found on the journal's 'Online archive'?
Answer: Digital versions of past issues and articles.
The journal's online archive contains digital versions of past issues and articles, allowing access to historical content.
What is the purpose of the 'References' section in the Wikipedia article about *Iran and the Caucasus*?
Answer: To cite the sources from which information about *Iran and the Caucasus* was drawn.
The 'References' section in the Wikipedia article serves to cite the sources used to compile information about *Iran and the Caucasus*.