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- Amir Hassanpour, (17 November 1943 – 24 June 2017; Persian: امیر حسنپور; Kurdish: ئهمیر حهسهنپوور, romanized: Emîr Hesenpûr), was a prominent Iranian-Kurdish scholar and researcher. He was born in Mahabad, in north-western Iran. He received his B.A. degree in English language in 1964 from University of Tehran. He taught in the secondary schools of Mahabad in the period of 1965-1966. In 1968, he began studying linguistics at Tehran University, and received his M.A. in 1970. He finished his doctoral work in 1972, while teaching for a year at the University of Tehran. Then he went to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he studied communications and received his Ph.D. in 1989 in the field of sociolinguistics and contemporary Middle Eastern history. The title of his thesis is The Language Factor in National Development: The Standardization of the Kurdish Language, 1918-1985. His thesis was published as a book under the title: Nationalism and Language in Kurdistan, 1918-1985 by Edwin Mellen Pr; illustrated edition (May 1992) He lived in Canada from 1986, and taught at University of Windsor, Concordia University, and University of Toronto. He was associate professor at the Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations at the University of Toronto. His areas of interest for the course were media, conflict and democracy and critical approaches to nationalism, ethnic conflict, genocide, and social movements. He died, aged 73, in Toronto. Dr. Hassanpour was a leftist scholar combining a high level of theoretical knowledge with his practical activities for freedom and social justice. He used to be in the forefront of many actions and demonstrations against tyranny and exploitation. He has written scholarly work on the crime of genocide with special focus on the Armenian and Assyrian genocides of 1915 to 1921 in Ottoman Empire. He was among few scholars who attracted global attention to the Assyrian genocide. (en)
- Amir Hassanpour (10. August 1943 in Mahabad, Iran – 24. Juni 2017 in Toronto; persisch امین حسنپور, kurdisch ئهمیر حهسهنپوور) war ein kurdischer Kulturwissenschaftler. Er erlangte seinen Bachelorabschluss im Fach Englische Sprache 1964 an der Universität Teheran. Er selbst unterrichtete von 1965 bis 1966 an Schulen in Mahabad. 1968 begann er mit dem Studium der Linguistik in Teheran und erhielt 1970 seinen Master. 1972 beendete er seine Doktorarbeit. Später ging er an die Universität von Illinois in den USA und studierte das Fach Kommunikation. 1989 erhielt er seinen Ph.D. in den Fächern Soziolinguistik und Gegenwärtige Geschichte des Nahen Ostens. Seine Doktorarbeit behandelte die Vereinheitlichung der kurdischen Sprache von 1918 bis 1985 ("The language factor in national development: The standardization of the Kurdish language, 1918–1985"). Seit 1986 lebte er in Kanada, wo er an verschiedenen Universitäten lehrte. Zuletzt war er als Dozent der Fakultät für Zivilisationen des Nahen und Mittleren Ostens an der Universität Toronto tätig. Seine Schwerpunkte waren die Einflüsse von Medien, Konflikten und Demokratie auf Nationalismus, ethnische Konflikte, Genozid und soziale Bewegungen. Amir Hassanpour war mit , der Direktorin des Women and Gender Studies Institute der University of Toronto, verheiratet. (de)
- Amir Hassanpour, (persiska: امیر حسنپور, kurdiska: ئهمیر حهسهنپوور ), född 10 augusti 1943 i Mahabad, Iran, död 24 juni 2017 i Toronto, var en kurdisk författare och forskare som bland annat skrivit The Making of Kurdish Identity: Pre-20th Century Historical and Literary Discourses, in Essays on the Origins of Kurdish Nationalism. Hassanpour flyttade till Kanada 1986 där han undervisade på universitet i Montréal och Toronto. (sv)
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- Amir Hassanpour, (persiska: امیر حسنپور, kurdiska: ئهمیر حهسهنپوور ), född 10 augusti 1943 i Mahabad, Iran, död 24 juni 2017 i Toronto, var en kurdisk författare och forskare som bland annat skrivit The Making of Kurdish Identity: Pre-20th Century Historical and Literary Discourses, in Essays on the Origins of Kurdish Nationalism. Hassanpour flyttade till Kanada 1986 där han undervisade på universitet i Montréal och Toronto. (sv)
- Amir Hassanpour (10. August 1943 in Mahabad, Iran – 24. Juni 2017 in Toronto; persisch امین حسنپور, kurdisch ئهمیر حهسهنپوور) war ein kurdischer Kulturwissenschaftler. Er erlangte seinen Bachelorabschluss im Fach Englische Sprache 1964 an der Universität Teheran. Er selbst unterrichtete von 1965 bis 1966 an Schulen in Mahabad. Amir Hassanpour war mit , der Direktorin des Women and Gender Studies Institute der University of Toronto, verheiratet. (de)
- Amir Hassanpour, (17 November 1943 – 24 June 2017; Persian: امیر حسنپور; Kurdish: ئهمیر حهسهنپوور, romanized: Emîr Hesenpûr), was a prominent Iranian-Kurdish scholar and researcher. He was born in Mahabad, in north-western Iran. He received his B.A. degree in English language in 1964 from University of Tehran. He taught in the secondary schools of Mahabad in the period of 1965-1966. (en)
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