| Seminars
The following seminars were held at the Oxford Centre for
Islamic Studies (George Street) during Trinity Term
2011 on Wednesdays at 5.00 p.m. unless otherwise
stated.
please check this webpage during
the term for up-to-date information
History,
Politics and Economies in the Muslim World
| 4 May |
Dr Nelida Fuccaro
(School of Oriental and African Studies) |
The History of Oil and Urban
Violence in the Modern Middle East.
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| 11 May |
Dr
Adeel Malik
(OCIS and QEH, University of Oxford) |
The ‘Contagion’ from Tunisia:
On the Faultline between Demography, Development and Welfare
Distribution.
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| 18 May |
Professor Devin Deweese
(Indiana University) |
Islamization and the Sanctification
of the Land in Central Asia: Exploring a Shrine-Guide
from Twelfth-Century Bukhara.
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| 25 May |
Dr Johan Rasanayagam
(University of Aberdeen) |
Becoming Muslim in Uzbekistan: The Moral
Quality of Experience. |
| 1 June |
Dr
Andrew Petersen
(University of Wales)
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Islamic Archaeology in Arabia.
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| 8 June |
Dr Jan-Peter Hartung
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Approaching the Indian 'alim
between the Individual and Group-Identities: Some Methodological
Thoughts.
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| 15 June |
Alice Albinia
(Freelance Journalist and Author) |
Empires of the Indus: The
Story of a River. |
| 22 June |
Dr Markus Daechsel
(Royal Holloway, University of London) |
Religion and Agonism: Blasphemy and
Political Culture in Pakistan. |
Previous Seminars
Hilary Term 2009: Ottomans,
Safavids and Mughals: Strategies of Central Power
Trinity Term 2009: Islam
and Science
Michaelmas Term 2009: The
Muslim World Today
Hilary Term 2010: Muslims
in the Media
Trinity Term 2010: Muslims
in Britain
Michaelmas Term 2010: David
Browning Seminar Series
Hilary Term 2011: History,
Politics and Development in Muslim Societies
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