WOCMES Programme

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WOCMES Programme

Contents / Sommaire
Message of Welcome from the President of the Middle East Technical University/ .................. 5
Bienvenue de l’honorable Président de L’université Technique du Moyen-Orient
Message of Welcome from the Local Organising Committee Partners/ .................................... 7
Message de Bienvenue du Comité Organisateur
Middle East Technical University / L’université Technique du Moyen-Orient.............................. 9
Turkish Social Sciences Association / L’Association Turque des Sciences Sociales................. 11
General Information / Informations Générales .......................................................................... 13
WOCMES Committees / Comités WOCMES................................................................................ 23
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Organizing Committee / Comité Organisateur................................................................................... 24
Advisory Scientific Committee / Comité Scientifique Assesseur....................................................... 25
List of Volunteers / Liste des Volontaires ........................................................................................... 28
WOCMES International Advisory Council / Conseil International Assesseur WOCMES................... 29
Calendar of Activities / Calendrier D’activités............................................................................. 34
Programme of Academic Activities / Programme D’activités Académiques............................. 55
Poster Exhibition / Présentation D’affiches.............................................................................. 207
WOCMES Award / Prix WOCMES............................................................................................... 210
Keynote Speech / Discours-programme................................................................................... 211
Meetings in Conjunction / Réunions Parallèles........................................................................ 212
WOCMES Book Fair / Foire du Livre WOCMES......................................................................... 213
Cultural and Social Activities / Activités Culturelles et Sociales............................................. 214
Exhibition / Expositions
Cultural and Social Activities / Activités Culturelles et Sociales............................................. 218
Concerts / Concerts
Film Festival / Festival du Cinéma............................................................................................. 227
Maps / Cartes............................................................................................................................. 242
Advertisements / Publicité......................................................................................................... 243
List of Participants and Sessions / Liste des Participants et Activités Associées................. 249
Message of Welcome from the President of the Middle East Technical University
Distinguished Guests and Colleagues,
It is my pleasure to welcome you to Middle East Technical University on the occasion of WOCMES
2014 meeting, which is organized by our Department of Political Science and Public Administration
and Graduate Program of Middle East Studies, in collaboration with Turkish Social Sciences
Association.
After more than two years of intensive preparations, I am pleased to see that the Congress is
attended by a remarkable number of very distinguished academics, policy makers and researchers,
who represent a wide variety of universities and institutions from 74 countries. The Congress
has an impressive scientific program with about 400 academic sessions designed to facilitate
exchange and strengthen networking among more than 1.500 participants.
I believe Middle East Technical University is a very appropriate venue for the meeting of WOCMES
2014. When our University was established in 1956, part of its mission was to train the young
people of Middle Eastern countries, hence the name “Middle East Technical University.” After 58
years, we continue to fulfill this mission and maintain very close ties within the region. Today, the
region is still well-represented among our international students and staff members who come
from more than 100 countries. True to our name, the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering,
Mathematics) departments comprise 2/3 of approximately 28,000 students and 2,600 academics
in our three campuses. I would like to stress that in the remaining 1/3 of the University, we have
a very formidable social sciences component. Indeed, our academics, students, and researchers
working in social science fields contribute very significantly to our academic strength, as well
as to our national and international reputation. As this Congress exemplifies, our social science
departments and centers have been at the forefront of international scientific cooperation and very
active in international research collaboration schemes, such as the EU Framework Programmes. I
hope our colleagues from other institutions in Turkey and abroad, will find the time and opportunity
to learn more about our University during their stay, and that this Congress will lead to further
collaborations in the future.
Distinguished Participants and Colleagues,
In the recent years, and especially in the last several weeks, the Middle East region has been
experiencing, once again, major conflicts, fall of governments and regimes, wars, massacres,
destruction of communities, and extensive displacement of people. The whole region is in a state
of flux, trying to cope with very severe conflicts, assaults, and threats.
This Conference, I know, will help us better understand different belief and value systems, and
distinct worldviews represented in the region, as well as the reasons for the failure and refusal
to accept and cherish diversity and plurality as sources of strength and wealth in our societies. I
congratulate all the participants for taking on such crucial and challenging topics.
I also congratulate and thank the members of the Organizing Committee, my colleagues at
the Political Science and Public Administration Department and Middle East Studies Graduate
Program who helped with the preparations, and Turkish Social Sciences Association for their
valuable contributions.
I wish you all a very productive meeting, and a pleasant stay on our campus and in Turkey. Thank
you.
Bienvenue de L’honorable Président de L’université Technique du Moyen-Orient
Chers Invités et Collègues,
C’est un honneur de vous accueillir à l’Université Technique du Moyen-Orient à l’occasion du
congrès WOCMES 2014, organisé par notre Département de Science Politique et d’Administration
Publique et le Programme d’Etudes Supérieures du Moyen-Orient, en collaboration avec
l’Association Turque des Sciences Sociales.
Après plus de deux années de préparation intensive, je suis heureux de voir que le Congrès est
fréquenté par un nombre remarquable d’éminents universitaires, décideurs et chercheurs, qui
représentent une grande variété d’universités et d’institutions de 74 pays différents. Le Congrès
dispose d’un programme scientifique impressionnant avec presque de 400 sessions académiques
visant à faciliter les échanges et à renforcer les liens entre plus de 1.500 participants.
Je crois que l’Université Technique du Moyen-Orient est le lieu approprié pour le congrès du
WOCMES 2014. Quand notre Université a été créée en 1956, une partie de sa mission était de former
les jeunes des pays du Moyen-Orient, d’où son nom d”Université Technique du Moyen-Orient”.
Après ces 58 années, nous continuons à remplir cette mission et à maintenir des liens très étroits
dans la région. Aujourd’hui, celle-ci est bien représentée parmi nos étudiants internationaux
et les membres de notre personnel qui viennent de plus de 100 pays différents. Fidèle à notre
nom, les départements du STEM (Science, Technologie, Ingénierie, Mathématiques) regroupent
aux 2/3 environ 28.000 étudiants et 2.600 professeurs sur nos trois campus. Je tiens à préciser
que dans le tiers restant, nous avons un élément très important spécialisé en Sciences Sociales.
En effet, nos professeurs, étudiants et chercheurs travaillant en sciences sociales contribuent
de manière très significative à notre force académique, ainsi qu’à notre réputation nationale et
internationale. A l’exemple de ce congrès, nos départements et centres en sciences sociales se
sont placés à l’avant-garde de la coopération scientifique internationale, et ont été très actifs dans
les programmes de collaboration de recherche internationale tels que les programmes-cadres de
l’UE. J’espère que nos collègues des autres institutions de Turquie et à l’étranger, trouveront le
temps et les opportunités d’en apprendre davantage sur notre Université au cours de leur séjour,
et que ce Congrès conduira à de nouvelles collaborations dans le futur.
Chers Participants et Collègues,
Dans les dernières années, et en particulier au cours de ces dernières semaines, la région du
Moyen-Orient a connu, une fois de plus, des conflits majeurs, des chutes de gouvernements
et de régimes, des guerres, des massacres, la destruction de communautés et d’importants
déplacements de personnes. Toute la région est dans un état de flux, essayant de faire face à des
conflits très graves, des agressions et des menaces.
Cette conférence, je sais, nous aidera à mieux comprendre les différents systèmes de croyances,
valeurs et visions du monde présentes dans la région, aussi bien que les raisons de l’échec et le
refus d’accepter et de chérir la diversité et la pluralité des sources de la force et de la richesse
dans nos sociétés. Je félicite tous les participants d’avoir choisis des sujets cruciaux et difficiles.
Je félicite et remercie également les membres du Comité d’Organisation, mes collègues du
Département de Science Politique et d’Administration Publique et le Programme des Etudes
Supérieures au Moyen-Orient qui ont aidé aux préparations, ainsi que l’Association Turque des
Sciences Sociales pour sa précieuse contribution.
Je vous souhaite, à tous, une réunion très productive, et un agréable séjour sur notre campus et
en Turquie. Merci.
Message of Welcome from WOCMES 2014 Ankara
Message of welcome
We, as the local organisers, are honoured to welcome you all to WOCMES 2014, jointly organised
by METU Department of Political Science and Public Administration, METU Middle East Studies
Graduate Program and, the Turkish Social Sciences Association. It is to be noted that WOCMES
2014 is taking place at a time when the political developments in the region are becoming
increasingly worrisome with a huge and unacceptable human cost to millions of people who are
forced out of their homes, as the number of displaced people and refugees are steadily rising.
Turkey has always been a significant center in the Mediterranean and the Middle East for obvious
reasons. And, no doubt, Middle East Technical University (METU) ranked as one of the World’s Top
Universities by several ranking institutions offers an excellent environment for such a major event
like WOCMES 2014. While Turkish Social Sciences Association (TSSA), established in 1967, has a
long pedigree in organizing scientific gatherings with the involvement of national and international
participants and with an emphasis on interdisciplinary studies, WOCMES 2014 will be the most
important international organization that it has undertaken.
Given the fact that this being the fourth one to be organized since the inaugural one back in 2002, it
seems that WOCMES is making a tour around the Mediterranean as the second one was in Amman,
and the third one in Barcelona. It is apposite that it has been like that since the Mediterranean,
with its history of human and cultural exchanges, is a privileged environment for WOCMES to
bring together experts from all over the world, to exchange new ideas, to strengthen and build
regional and global networks for joint research. We sincerely hope that WOCMES 2014 will also
enhance the ways in which the participants will come to terms with differences of opinions among
themselves so that the debates they will be engaged will be enlightening as well as bringing a
glimmer of hope for the protracted conflicts of the Middle East as a whole.
We are also pleased that the WOCMES Award for Outstanding Contribution for Middle Eastern
Studies, will this time be received by a former member of our university, Prof. Dr. Suraiya Faroqhi
who had worked at METU during 1971-1987.
With these thoughts, we wish a very successful and rewarding congress to all the participants. We
also hope that they will enjoy the cultural events organized during the course of WOCMES 2014.
Prof. Dr. Ayşe Ayata
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Galip Yalman
Head of Department
Political Science & Public Administration
METU
Chairperson of Turkish Social Sciences Association
President of WOCMES 2014 Ankara
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Özlem Tür
Chairperson of Middle East Studies Graduate Programme
METU
Message de bienvenue du WOCMES Ankara 2014
Nous sommes honorés en tant que organisateurs locaux de vous accueillir à WOCMES 2014 organise
par le Département de Science Politiques et d’Administrations Publique de METU, Programme
d’Etudes Supérieurs en Moyen Orient de METU et L’Association Turque des Sciences Sociales.
Il est á noter que WOCMES 2014 a lieu dans une période pendant laquelle les développements
politiques dans la région deviennent de plus en plus inquiétants avec une grande et inacceptable
perte humaine pour des millions de personnes qui sont forcées de quitter leur maison, alors que
le nombre de personnes déplacées et des refugies s’élève constamment.
La Turquie a toujours été un centre important dans la Méditerranée et le Moyen Orient pour des
raisons évidents. Sans doute, L’Université Technique du Moyen Orient (METU), classe parmi les
Meilleurs Universités du Monde par plusieurs instituts de classement, offre un environnement
excellent pour un évènement considérable comme WOCMES 2014. Bien que L’Association Turque
des Sciences Sociales a une longue ascendant sur l’organisation des réunions scientifiques
accordant une importances particulière aux études interdisciplinaires avec l’implication des
participants nationaux et internationaux, WOCMES 2014 sera l’organisation internationale la plus
importante dans laquelle elle s’engage.
WOCMES 2014 étant le quatrième Congre organise depuis son inauguration en 2002, il semble
que WOCMES fait un circuit autour de la Méditerranée après sa deuxième organisation à Amman
et la troisième en Barcelone. Cette approche est pertinente vu que la Méditerranée est un lieu
privilégié pour WOCMES pour réunir des experts de tous les coins du Monde, pour échanger des
idées nouvelles, pour construire et renforcer des réseaux régionaux et globaux de recherches
concertées. Nous souhaitons sincèrement que WOCMES 2014 enrichira les moyens par lesquels
le participants transigent sur les divergences de vue afin qu’ils s’impliquent dans des débats
instructifs et qu’ils émettent un faible lueur d’espoir aux conflits prolongés du Moyen Orient dans
son ensemble.
Nous sommes aussi ravis que le prix WOCMES pour une Contribution Exceptionnelle aux Etudes
du Moyen Orient serait accordée cette année a un ancien membre de notre Université, Prof. Dr.
Suraiya Faroqhi, qui a servi a METU entre 1971-1987.
Nous souhaitons à tous les participants un congre très réussi et gratifiant. Nous espérons aussi
qu’ils apprécieront les évènements culturels organisés au cours d WOCMES 2014.
Prof. Dr. Ayşe Ayata
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Galip Yalman
Présidente
Département de Science Politique et
Administration Publique
METU
Président
Association Turque des Sciences Sociales
Président du WOCMES Ankara 2014
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Özlem Tür
Présidente
Programme des Etudes du Moyen-Orient
METU
Located in Ankara, Turkey, Middle East Technical University (METU) is a state university founded in
1956. Its language of instruction is English. The University employs about 750 faculty (professors,
associate professors etc.), 400 academic instructors and 1,250 research assistants. Currently,
about 26,500 students study at 43 undergraduate programs in five faculties and 100 graduate
and 66 doctorate programs at METU. METU has also a Campus in Northern Cyprus where 15
undergraduate programs and 3 graduate programs are offered.
Since its foundation it has had the mission to reach, produce, apply and promote knowledge,
and to educate individuals with that knowledge for the social, cultural, economic, scientific and
technological development. Owing to the quality academic education that emphasizes merit and
excellence in scientific, cultural and intellectual studies as well as owing to the accomplished and
qualified METU graduates, the University has become one of the distinguished and respectable
institutions of Turkey. As an international research university, METU has been the leading university
in Turkey in terms of depth and breadth of its international ties.
The Department of Political Science and Public Administration at METU has a long and pioneering
tradition in the studies of politics and administration in Turkey. The Department offers programs
for the B.S, the M.S. and PhD degrees. Faculty members of the department comprise academics
with a variety of specializations, not only in political science and public administration but also in
such related disciplines as history, sociology, cultural studies, media and communication studies
and area studies.
The Middle East Studies Graduate Program at METU was founded in 2003 as one of the first
Middle East Studies programmes in Turkey. The main objective of the program is to educate the
graduate students in issues regarding the Arab World, Turkey, Iran and North Africa, to train the
researchers and area experts for both public and private sectors, universities, research centres,
and archives and libraries, to conduct academic and scientific research, to organize conferences
and to publish in the history and contemporary affairs of the region.
WOCMES 2014 is co-organised by the Turkish Social Sciences Association, METU Department of
Political Science and Public Administration and METU Middle East Studies Graduate Program.
Université Technique du Moyen-Orient (METU)
Située à Ankara (Turquie), l’Université Technique du Moyen-Orient (METU) est une université
publique fondée en 1956. Sa langue d’enseignement est l’anglais. L’Université emploie environ
750 enseignants (professeurs, maîtres de conférences, etc.), 400 instructeurs académiques et 1
250 assistants de recherche. Actuellement, environ 26 500 étudiants étudient 43 programmes de
premier cycle répartis en cinq facultés, 100 programmes de diplômés et 66 de doctorat au METU.
Le METU a aussi un Campus dans le Nord de Chypre où 15 programmes de premier cycle et trois
programmes d’études supérieures sont proposés.
Depuis sa fondation, elle a eu la mission d’atteindre, produire, appliquer et promouvoir la
connaissance, et d’éduquer les individus avec cette connaissance dans le développement social,
culturel, économique, scientifique et technologique. En raison de sa formation académique de
qualité qui met l’accent sur le mérite et l’excellence dans les études scientifiques, culturelles et
intellectuelles, ainsi que grâce à des diplômés de METU accomplis et qualifiés, l’Université est
devenue l’une des institutions éminentes et respectables de la Turquie. En tant qu’université de
recherche internationale, le METU a été la première université en Turquie grâce à l’étendue et la
solidité de ses liens internationaux.
Le Département de Sciences Politiques et d’Administration publique du METU a une longue
tradition de pionnier dans les études politiques et administratives en Turquie. Le Ministère offre
des programmes de B.S. (baccalauréat), de M.S. (licence) et de doctorats. Les membres du corps
professoral du département comprennent des universitaires de spécialisations variées, non
seulement en sciences politiques et administration publique, mais aussi dans des disciplines
connexes comme l’histoire, la sociologie, la culture, les médias, la communication et les études
régionales.
Le Programme d’Etudes Supérieures sur le Moyen-Orient du METU a été fondé en 2003 en tant
que l’un des premiers programmes d’études du Moyen-Orient en Turquie. L’objectif principal de ce
programme est de sensibiliser les étudiants des cycles supérieurs sur les questions concernant
le Monde Arabe, la Turquie, l’Iran et l’Afrique du Nord, de former les chercheurs et les experts de
la région dans les secteurs publics et privés, les universités, les centres de recherche, les centres
d’archives et les bibliothèques, de procéder à des recherches universitaires et scientifiques,
d’organiser des conférences et de publier l’histoire et les événements présents de la région.
Le WOCMES 2014 est co-organisé par l’Association Turque des Sciences Sociales, le Département
de Sciences Politiques et d’Administration Publique du METU et le Programme d’Etudes
Supérieures sur le Moyen-Orient du METU.
Turkish Social Sciences Association (TSSA)
Turkish Social Sciences Association (TSSA), founded in 1967, is a voluntary association with
the status of working for the public interest. Its head office is in Ankara, Turkey. TSSA engages
in a variety of activities as conducting scientific research, organising scientific conventions,
conferences and similar meetings and competitions and raising funds for such activities, with the
aim of promoting inter-disciplinary studies among the various disciplines of social sciences. It
also aims to enhance collaboration among social scientists in Turkey and promote international
cooperation between them and their international colleagues.
TSSA organizes regularly ‘The National Social Sciences Congress’ since 1980 (bi-annually since
1995). For the last ten years, it has also been organising several international conferences and
workshops. Since its foundation, one of its objectives has been to conduct various research
projects, and publish the results of those, as well as the papers presented in the workshops and
conferences it organised on a wide range of issues. It also holds the ‘Young Social Scientists
Awards Competition’ since 1987.
TSSA holds the membership of ISA (International Sociological Association) as the national
association in Turkey.
WOCMES 2014 is co-organised by the Turkish Social Sciences Association, METU Department of
Political Science and Public Administration and METU Middle East Studies Graduate Program.
Association Turque des Sciences Sociales (TSSA)
L’Association Turque des Sciences Sociales (TSSA), fondée en 1967, est une association bénévole
possédant le statut de travailler pour l’intérêt public. Son siège social est à Ankara (Turquie).
La TSSA s’est engagée dans diverses activités comme la direction de recherches scientifiques,
l’organisation de congrès scientifiques, de conférences, de réunions et compétitions similaires,
et la collecte de fonds pour ces mêmes activités, dans le but de promouvoir des études
interdisciplinaires entre les différentes disciplines des sciences sociales. Elle vise également à
renforcer la collaboration entre les chercheurs en sciences sociales en Turquie et promouvoir la
coopération internationale entre eux et leurs collègues internationaux.
Depuis 1980, la TSSA organise régulièrement “Le Congrès National des Sciences Sociales” (deux
fois par an depuis 1995). Pendant ces dix dernières années, elle a été également l’organisatrice de
plusieurs conférences et ateliers internationaux. Depuis sa fondation, l’un de ses objectifs a été
de procéder à divers projets de recherche, et d’en publier les résultats, ainsi que les documents
présentés dans les ateliers et les conférences qu’elle a organisés sur un large éventail de sujets.
Elle soutient également le “Concours des prix pour les jeunes scientifiques sociaux” depuis 1987.
La TSSA est membre de l’ISA (Association Sociologique Internationale) en tant qu’association
nationale, en Turquie.
Le WOCMES 2014 est co-organisé par l’Association Turque des Sciences Sociales, le Département
de Sciences Politiques et d’Administration Publique du METU et le Programme d’Etudes
Supérieures sur le Moyen-Orient du METU.
General Information
Informations Générales
General Information
Registration
Registration is required to attend all WOCMES activities. Please wear your badges at all times for problem-free
entrance to meeting rooms and social events. The registration desk is located in the Culture & Convention Center
(CCC). and will be open at the following times:
Sunday, August 17th: 13:00 – 19:00
Monday, August 18th -Friday, August 22nd: 09:00 – 19:00
Congress registration procedure will be issued at the registration desk. Pre-registered and on site registration
delegates will get their name badges and congress materials from the registration desk.
Congress Venue
WOCMES 2014 sessions will be held in three different buildings within the METU Campus, namely, Culture &
Convention Center (CCC), and A and B Buildings of Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences (FEAS) Middle
East Technical University.
Certificate
Please get your Certificate of Attendance from the registration desk between August 20th and 22nd.
Language
Conference official languages are English & French. No simultaneous translation will be available during the
conference.
Panel Organisation
Over 400 panels will be presented in WOCMES Ankara 2014. Each panel will last 2 hours. In general, 20 minutes
will be available for the presentation of each paper. This will be followed by 10 minutes of discussion. Speakers and
chairpersons are requested to strictly respect the time limits. All presentations must be made in English or in French,
the working languages of the congress. A 30 minutes break will bridge each of the sessions.
Poster Presentation
Over twenty posters will be shown in the Culture & Convention Center (CCC). The poster presenters will be present to
explain their work and answer questions on the site of their posters on:
Monday, August 18th: 2:30-4: 30 pm
Tuesday, August 19th: 11:30 am-1:30 pm
Wednesday, August 20th: 11:30 am-1:30 pm
Thursday August 21st: 11:30 am-1:30 pm and 2:30-4: 30 pm
Friday, August 22nd: 11:30 am-1:30 pm and 2:30-4: 30 pm
Meetings in Conjunction
All Meetings in Conjunction with WOCMES will offer a series of institutional projects, publications, presentations and
debate but also board meetings and institutional cocktail reception.
Opening Ceremony
The Opening Ceremony will take place on Monday August 18th, at 11:00, in the auditorium of the Culture & Convention
Center (CCC). The ceremony will also be transmitted by video in the entry hall of the Culture & Convention Center
(CCC).
A reception will be offered after the ceremony to all WOCMES participants.
WOCMES Award Celebration
Suraiya Faroqhi will receive the “WOCMES Award for Outstanding Contributions to Middle Eastern Studies” on Monday,
August 18th at 7:00 pm, in the. Kemal Kurdaş Hall of the Culture & Convention Center (CCC).. Participation is free for
all WOCMES attendees who officially registered.
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Concerts
Alongside the indoor concerts, which will take place in the Cultural and Convention Center, an open air concert
organised for all WOCMES participants. The concert is scheduled on Tuesday, August 19th. It will start at 9:00 pm in
the METU Alumni Center (Vişnelik).
WOCMES Film Festival
Over thirty film and documentaries will be presented as part of a continuous programme, running throughout the
congress in the F Hall of the Cultural and Convention Center. Free admission
Screening times:
Monday, August 18th: 1:00 – 8:00 pm
Tuesday, August 19th: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Wednesday, August 20th: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Thursday August 21st: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday, August 22nd: 10:00 - 17:00
WOCMES Book Fair
Publishers and organisations will be represented in the WOCMES book fair located in the in the foyer area of the
Culture & Convention Center (CCC). The fair will be open at the following times:
Monday, August 18th – Thursday, August 21st: 10:00 – 19:00
Friday, August 22nd: 10:00 – 17:00
Cultural Exhibitions
During the whole week of the congress, exhibitions will be shown in the exhibition hall of the Cultural and Convention
Center.
Rooms and Equipment
Room numbers starting with F are indicate the Building A, with G are indicate Building B of the Faculty of Economics
and Administrative Sciences (FEAS). All other rooms are are in the Cultural and Convention Center.
All the rooms are equipped with computer and data presentation systems. Assistance with the equipment will be
available through the organisation staff near the presentation rooms. However, organisers may bring their own
computer to connect to the data show system available in the presentation room.
Computer Facilities & Internet Access
There will be computer labs in A and B Buildings of Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences (FEAS) with
internet access during the week of WOCMES 2014 between 09:00 - 19:00 everyday.
For accessing the wi-fi system all participants are required to send the MAC address of their personal computers
to the technical assistants for registration purposes. Personal computers with unregistered MAC addresses are not
allowed to access to the campus wi-fi system.
Documents can be sent to print from every working station, and collected in the printing room in the same building
– Service charge will apply.
Programme Changes
There may be last minute changes to the congress programme. These changes will be posted on the message board
placed near the registration desk in the Culture & Convention Center (CCC) and next to the door of the rooms affected
by those changes.
Message Board
3 different buildings will be used during the congress which are located in a large area. You can leave your messages
on the boards which will be located at the entrance of each building and also message board next to registration desk.
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Wine & Dine
As well as Turkish cuisine in all of its wide diversity, Ankara has a large number of excellent restaurants specializing
in all other world cuisines. You can arrange your restaurant reservations from wine & dine desk at registration area.
Restaurants on the University Campus
There will be premises in all three Congress venues which provide hot and cold snacks and drinks, namely Uptown
in CCC (open day and night), and canteens located at the bottom floors of A and B Buildings of FEAS (open during
the day). There are also other premises within the METU Campus such as Çatı located at the Building of Industrial
Engineering and several others in shopping center area, near CCC, which provide an à la carte service, self-service
meals and fast food. Sale of alcohol is not permitted within the campus.
Tour & Transfer
Ask for advice and arrange your city tours, change your flight time or/and transfer time and if you already registered
for roundtrip transfer, please check your departure time for your return transfer from registration desk.
Shuttle Service
There will be free shuttle service from/to halls of residence to congress venues and between the three congress
venues during the week of WOCMES 2014. The schedule for the shuttle service will be made available at the time of
registration.
Practical Informations
Electrical Supply
The electric current is 220 Volts / 50 Hz AC with European type connections.
Currency
In Turkey currency is the Turkish Lira (TL)
1 USD = 2,1 TL
1 EURO = 2,9 TL
Time Zone
(GMT + 3) due to Turkish summer time.
Communication
Turkish Telecom Inc. is the only telecom service provider. All hotels have direct dial telephone systems in the rooms.
Turkey has 3 GSM operators (Turkcell, Vodafone, Avea). Please consult your local GSM operator to find out if they have
roaming agreement with Turkish Operators.
Turkey Telephone Code
The international phone code for Turkey is +90 The phone code for Ankara is +90312.
Banks and Exchange
Most Turkish Banks change traveller’s cheques as well as cash. The best place to change cash is the exchange
offices. They give better exchange rates than banks. Rates of exchange is better in Turkey than outside the country, so
it is better to change a minimal amount of money before traveling to Turkey.
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Customs
Visitors may bring an unlimited amount of Turkish or foreign currency with them into Turkey, but they may take out
of the country only $5000 or other currencies in cash equal to this amount. There are no restrictions on the transfer
of Turkish or foreign money to other countries through banks. Jewellery made of precious stones or metals that is
not valued at more than $15000 and is not intended for commercial uses may be brought in and out of the country.
Personal Insurance & Emergency
Personal insurance and accident insurance are recommended to all participants during their stay in Turkey. The
Organizing Committee will not accept any responsibility in this respect but assistance will be provided in urgent cases.
In case of illness or accident, contact the hotel reception or the registration desk at the Congress Venue. There is a
medical center in METU Campus.
AIRPORT to METU Campus
Distance between Ankara Esenboğa International Airport and METU campus is 35 km.
Taxi
Taxis can easily be found at the airport 7/24. Average time between airport to is METU campus around 40 minutes, and
average fare around 130.-TL / 65.-USD / 45.-Euro.
HAVAŞ
Regular private public transportation.
Shuttle Route is; Esenboğa Airport to Havaş City Terminal (ULUS)
If there are passengers to go to the bus terminal (ASTI), HAVAS drop off passengers at Havaş City Terminal and
continue to AŞTİ.
Approximately 45 minutes (depends on the traffic) and fare is 10.- TL / 5.-USD / 4.-Euro ( VAT Included )
Important Note:
• ASTİ terminal is closer to METU Campus. Delegates who will go directly to METU campus are suggested to take
off at ASTI terminal and get a taxi from there.
• Delegates who will use HAVAS Service for airport transfer and will stay in the official congress hotels (Bilkent Mövenpick - JW Marriott ) are suggested to take off at ASTI terminal and get a taxi from there.
• Delegates who will use HAVAS Service for airport transfer and wants to go city center is suggested to take off
Havaş City Terminal ( ULUS ) and get a taxi from there.
CITY CENTER to METU Campus
There is a metro line from city center to METU Campus.
Taxi
Ankara’s taxis are yellow lighted with TAKSI signs on top. Taxis can easily be found all around the city. In addition there
are many taxi stops around the city near most crowded places, hotels, restaurants and touristic spots. All taxis have
taximeter.
Bilkent Hotel METU Campus
15.-TL
MövenpickHotelMETU Campus15.-TL
Marriott HotelMETU Campus15.-TL
ASTI TerminalMETU Campus20.-TL
ULUS TerminalMETU Campus35.-TL
City CenterMETU Campus30.-TL
University Entrance/Security
There are three entry points to METU Campus, Gates A-1 (main entrance), Gate A-4 (near CCC), and Gate A-7 (close
to Bilkent Hotel).
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Informations Générales
Inscription
L’inscription est obligatoire pour assister à toutes les activités WOCMES. Veuillez porter vos badges en tout temps
pour entrer sans problème dans les salles de réunion et lors des événements sociaux. Le bureau d’inscription est
situé dans le Centre de Culture et des Congrès (CCC) et sera ouvert aux heures suivantes:
Lundi 17 Août: 13:00 - 19:00
Lundi 18 Août - Vendredi 22 Août: 09:00 - 19:00
La procédure d’enregistrement au congrès sera délivrée au bureau d’inscription. Les délégués avec des inscriptions
préenregistrées ou faites in-situ obtiendront leur badge nominatif et les documents du congrès auprès du bureau
d’enregistrement.
Lieu du Congrès
Les séances du WOCMES 2014 auront lieu dans trois bâtiments différents sur le Campus du METU, à savoir, le Centre
de Culture et de Congrès (CCC), et les Bâtiments A et B de la Faculté d’Economie et des Sciences Administratives
(FEAS) de l’Université Technique du Moyen-Orient.
Certificat
Veuillez retirer votre Certificat de Présence auprès du bureau d’enregistrement entre le 20 et le 22 Août.
Langue
Les langues officielles des conférences sont l’Anglais et le Français. Aucune traduction simultanée ne sera disponible
lors de la conférence.
Organisation des Présentations
Plus de 400 présentations seront exposées au WOCMES Ankara 2014. Chaque présentation durera 2 heures. En
général, 20 minutes seront allouées à la présentation de chaque document. Cela sera suivi par 10 minutes de
discussion. Présentateurs et présidents sont priés de respecter strictement les délais. Toutes les présentations
doivent être faites en Anglais ou en Français, langues de travail du congrès. Une pause de 30 minutes fera la transition
entre chaque session.
Présentation de l’Affiche
Plus de vingt affiches seront présentées au sein du Centre de Culture et de Congrès (CCC). Les présentateurs
d’affiches seront présents sur place pour expliquer leur travail et répondre aux questions aux heures suivantes:
Lundi 18 Août: 14:30 - 16:30
Mardi 19 Août: 11:30 – 13:30
Mercredi 20 Août: 11:30 – 13:30
Jeudi 21 Août: 11:30 – 13:30 et 14:30 – 16:30
Vendredi 22 Août: 11:30 – 13:30 et 14:30 – 16:30
Réunions Conjointes
Toutes les réunions en collaboration avec le WOCMES proposeront une série de projets institutionnels, des publications,
des présentations et des débats, mais aussi des réunions de conseil et une réception-cocktail institutionnelle.
Cérémonie d’Ouverture
La cérémonie d’ouverture aura lieu le lundi 18 Août à 11h00, à l’auditorium du Centre de Culture et de Congrès (CCC).
La cérémonie sera également transmise par vidéo dans le hall d’entrée du Centre de Culture et de Congrès (CCC).
Une réception sera offerte, après la cérémonie, à tous les participants au WOCMES.
Célébration du Prix WOCMES
Suraiya Faroqhi recevra le “Prix WOCMES pour Contribution Exceptionnelle aux Etudes sur le Moyen-Orient”, lundi 18
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Août à 19h00 dans le Hall Kemal Kurdaş du Centre de Culture et de Congrès (CCC). La participation est gratuite pour
tous les participants au WOCMES officiellement enregistrés.
Concerts
Outre les concerts en salle, qui auront lieu au Centre de Culture et de Congrès, un concert plein air sera organisé
pour tous les participants au WOCMES. Ce concert est prévu Mardi 19 Août. Il débutera à 21h00 au Centre Alumni
METU (Vişnelik).
Festival du Film WOCMES
Plus de trente films et documentaires seront présentés dans le cadre d’un programme continu tout au long du
congrès dans la salle F du Centre de Culture et de Congrès. Entrée libre.
Horaire de Diffusion:
Lundi 18 Août: 13:00 - 20:00
Mardi 19 Août: 10:00 - 20:00
Mercredi 20 Août: 10:00 - 20:00
Jeudi 21 Août: 10:00 - 20:00
Vendredi 22 août: 10:00 - 17:00
Salon du Livre WOCMES
Les éditeurs et les organisations seront représentés au salon du livre WOCMES situé dans le dans le hall d’accueil du
Centre de Culture et de Congrès (CCC). Le salon sera ouvert aux horaires suivants:
Lundi 18 Août - Jeudi 21 Août: 10:00 - 19:00
Vendredi 22 Août: 10:00 - 17:00
Expositions Culturelles
Pendant toute la semaine du congrès, des expositions seront affichées dans la salle d’exposition du Centre de Culture
et de Congrès.
Chambres et Equipements
Les numéros de chambres commençant par un F correspondent au bâtiment A et, par un G, au bâtiment B de la
Faculté des Sciences Economiques et Administratives (FEAS). Toutes les autres chambres sont situées dans le Centre
de Culture et des Congrès.
Toutes les chambres sont équipées d’ordinateurs et de systèmes de présentation des données. Une assistance
technique sera disponible par l’intermédiaire du personnel de l’organisation à proximité des salles de présentation.
Toutefois, les organisateurs peuvent apporter leur propre ordinateur pour se connecter au système d’émission de
données disponible dans la salle de présentation.
Installation d’Ordinateurs & Accès Internet
Il y aura des laboratoires informatiques avec accès à Internet dans les bâtiments A et B de la Faculté des Sciences
Economiques et Administratives (FEAS) au cours de la semaine du WOCMES 2014 entre 9h00 - 19h00 tous les jours.
Pour accéder au système Wi-Fi, tous les participants sont tenus d’envoyer l’adresse MAC de leurs ordinateurs
personnels aux assistants techniques pour que ceux-ci puissent l’enregistrer. Les ordinateurs personnels avec des
adresses MAC non enregistrées ne seront pas autorisés à accéder au système Wi-Fi du campus.
Les impressions de documents peuvent être envoyées à partir de chaque poste de travail, et rassemblées dans la
salle d’impression du même bâtiment - Des frais de service s’appliqueront.
Changements de Programme
Il peut y avoir des changements apportés au programme du congrès en dernière minute. Ces changements seront
affichés sur le tableau électronique placé près du bureau d’enregistrement du Centre de Culture & de Congrès (CCC)
et à côté de la porte des chambres dont les occupants sont concernés par ces modifications.
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Tableau de Messages
3 bâtiments différents situés sur un large espace seront utilisés lors du congrès. Vous pourrez laisser vos messages
sur les panneaux qui seront situés à l’entrée de chaque bâtiment et également sur le tableau de messages situé à
côté du bureau d’enregistrement.
Vin & Diner
Ankara a un grand nombre d’excellents restaurants spécialisés tant en cuisine turque (et dans toute sa diversité)
qu’en autres cuisines du monde. Vous pouvez organiser vos réservations de restaurants et de vins auprès du bureau
d’enregistrement.
Restaurants sur le Campus de l’Université
Dans les trois espaces de congrès, il y aura des locaux fournissant des snacks chauds et froids, ainsi que des boissons,
notamment Uptown dans le CCC (ouvert jour et nuit) et les cantines situées aux étages inférieurs des bâtiments A et
B du FEAS (ouvertes pendant la journée). Il y aura aussi d’autres lieux situés dans le campus de METU tels que Çatı
situé dans le Bâtiment de Génie Industriel et plusieurs autres dans la zone commerciale, près du CCC, qui fourniront
un service à la carte ou de restauration rapide et des repas en libre-service. La vente d’alcool n’est pas autorisée au
sein du campus.
Tour & Transfert
Demandez des conseils et organisez vos visites de la ville, changez votre heure de départ en avion et/ou l’horaire de
votre transfert et si vous êtes déjà inscrit pour un transfert, veuillez vérifier votre heure de départ pour votre transfert
de retour au bureau d’inscription.
Service de Navette
Il y aura un service de navette gratuit de/vers les halls des résidences des centres de congrès et entre les trois centres
de congrès au cours de la semaine du WOCMES 2014. Le calendrier pour le service de navette sera disponible au
moment de l’inscription.
Informations Pratiques
Alimentation Electrique
Le courant électrique est en 220 Volts / 50 Hz AC avec des connexions de type européen.
Monnaie
En Turquie, la monnaie actuelle est la Lire Turque (TL)
1 USD = 2,1 TL
1 EURO = 2,9 TL
Fuseau Horaire
(GMT + 3) en raison de l’heure d’été turque.
Communication
Turkish Telecom Inc. est le seul fournisseur de services de télécommunications. Tous les hôtels ont des systèmes
téléphoniques directs dans les chambres. La Turquie a 3 opérateurs GSM (Turkcell, Vodafone, Avea). Veuillez consulter
votre opérateur GSM habituel pour savoir s’il a un accord d’itinérance avec les opérateurs turcs.
Indicatif Téléphonique en Turquie
Le code téléphonique international de la Turquie est le “+90”. Le code téléphonique pour Ankara est le “+90312”.
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Banques et Change
La plupart des Banques Turques changent les chèques de voyage ainsi que les espèces. Les meilleurs endroits pour
changer l’argent sont les bureaux de change. Ils donnent de meilleurs taux de change que les banques. Le taux de
change est meilleur en Turquie que hors du pays, il est donc préférable de changer un montant minimum d’argent
avant de se rendre en Turquie
Douanes
Les visiteurs peuvent apporter, avec eux, une quantité illimitée de monnaie, turque ou étrangère, en Turquie, et ils ne
peuvent sortir du pays que 5.000 $ (ou un montant équivalent en autre monnaie) en espèces. Il n’y a pas de restrictions
sur le transfert d’argent turc ou autre, vers d’autres pays, par l’intermédiaire des banques. Les bijoux en pierres ou
en métaux précieux qui ne sont pas évalués à plus de 15.000 $ et qui ne sont pas destinés à des fins commerciales
peuvent être portés dans et hors du pays.
Assurance Personnelle & Urgence
Les assurances personnelles et les assurances accident sont recommandées à tous les participants lors de leur
séjour en Turquie. Le comité organisateur décline toute responsabilité à cet égard, mais une assistance sera fournie
en cas d’urgence. En cas de maladie ou d’accident, contactez la réception de l’hôtel ou le bureau d’inscription au
Palais des Congrès. Il y a un centre médical sur le Campus METU.
De l’AEROPORT au Campus METU
La distance entre l’Aéroport International Esenboğa d’Ankara et le Campus METU est de 35 km.
Taxi
Les taxis peuvent être trouvés aisément à l’aéroport 7j/7 et 24h/24. Le temps moyen entre l’aéroport et le campus
METU est d’environ 40 minutes, et le tarif moyen d’environ 130-TL / 65-USD / 45.-Euro.
HAVAŞ
Transport en commun privé.
Trajet de la Navette; De l’Aéroport Esenboğa au Terminal Havaş de la Ville (ULUS)
S’il y a des passagers pour la gare routière (ASTI), HAVAS les déposera au Terminal Havas de la Ville et ils continueront
vers ASTI.
Environ 45 minutes (en fonction de la circulation) et le tarif est de 10.- TL / 5-USD / 4-Euro (TTC).
Remarque Importante:
• Le terminal ASTI est le plus proche du Campus METU. Il est conseillé aux délégués qui se rendront directement
au Campus METU d’aller au terminal ASTI et de prendre un taxi à partir de là.
• Il est conseillé aux délégués qui utiliseront le service HAVAS pour le transfert de l’aéroport et qui resteront dans
les hôtels officiels du congrès (Bilkent - Mövenpick - JW Marriott) d’aller au terminal ASTI et de prendre un taxi
à partir de là.
• Il est conseillé aux délégués qui utiliseront le service HAVAS pour le transfert de l’aéroport et qui veulent aller en
centre-ville d’aller au terminal Havas de la Ville (ULUS) et de prendre un taxi à partir de là.
Du CENTRE-VILLE au Campus METU
Il y a une ligne de métro du centre-ville au Campus METU.
Taxi
Les taxis d’Ankara sont de couleur jaune vif avec des enseignes TAKSI sur leur toit. Les taxis peuvent être aisément
trouvés dans la ville. En outre, il existe de nombreuses stations de taxis dans la ville près des lieux les plus fréquentés,
les hôtels, les restaurants et les sites touristiques. Tous les taxis ont un taximètre.
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Hôtel Bilkent
Hôtel Mövenpick
Hôtel Marriott
Terminal ASTI
Terminal ULUS
Centre-Ville
Campus METU
Campus METU
Campus METU
Campus METU
Campus METU
Campus METU
15.-TL
15.-TL
15.-TL
20.-TL
35.-TL
30.-TL
Entrée de l’Université / Sécurité
Il y a trois portes d’entrée au Campus METU, Portes A-1 (entrée principale), A-4 (près du CCC) et A-7 (près de l’Hôtel
Bilkent).
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WOCMES Committees
Comités WOCMES
WOCMES Ankara 2014 Committees
Organizing Committee / Comité Organisateur
President of WOCMES Ankara 2014
Assoc. Prof. Galip Yalman, President of Turkish Social Sciences Association
WOCMES Ankara 2014 Organizing Committee
Prof. Meliha Altunışık
Sırma Altun
Prof. Ayşe Ayata
Assoc. Prof. E. Attila Aytekin
Assoc. Prof. Pınar Bedirhanoğlu
Assist. Prof. Ömür Birler
Prof. Recep Boztemur
Coşku Çelik
Assoc. Prof. Aslı Çırakman
Assist. Prof. Asuman Göksel
Prof. Raşit Kaya
Assoc. Prof. Mehmet Okyayuz
Assist. Prof. Aylin Topal
Assoc. Prof. Özlem Tür
Assist. Prof. İpek Eren Vural
Adem Yeşilyurt
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Scientific Advisory Committee / Comité Scientifique Assesseur
Prof.
Ali Murat Özdemir
Faculty of Law
Hacettepe University
Prof.
Ahmet Haşim Köse
Department of Economics
Ankara University
Assoc. Prof.
Aslı Çırakman
Department of Political Science and
Public Administration
Middle East Technical University
Assist. Prof.
Asuman Göksel
Assoc. Prof.
Atilla Aytekin
Assist. Prof.
Aylin Topal
Prof.
Ayşe Ayata
Prof.
Ayşe Saktanber
Department of Sociology
Assist. Prof.
Bahar Gürsel
Department of History
Dr.
Barış Çakmur
Dr.
Barış Mücen
Assist. Prof.
Başak Alpan
Assist. Prof.
Besim Can Zırh
Assist. Prof.
Birten Çelik
Assist. Prof.
Burak Özçetin
Faculty of Communication
Akdeniz University
Assoc. Prof.
Canan Arslan-Akman
Assist. Prof.
Cenk Saraçoğlu
Ankara University
Assist. Prof.
Ceren Ergenç
Department of International
Relations
Assist. Prof.
Çağatay Topal
Assist. Prof.
Çiğdem Atakuman
Graduate School of Social Sciences,
Settlement Archeology
Assist. Prof.
Çınla Akdere
Dr.
Deniz Erdem
Centre of Research and Assessment
of Historical Environment
Assist. Prof.
Derya Adalar Subaşı
Department of Literature and
Languages of the East
Ankara University
Assoc. Prof.
Doğan Tılıç
Media and Cultural Studies Graduate
Programme
Assoc. Prof.
Ebru Voyvoda
Dr.
Elena Belonurova
European Univesity at St.
Petersburg
Assoc. Prof.
Elif Çırakman
Department of Philosophy
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Assoc. Prof.
Emre Alp
Department of Environmental
Engineering
Assoc. Prof.
Erdoğan Yıldırım
Prof.
Erkan Erdil
Assist. Prof.
Esin Berktaş
Faculty of Fine Arts
Beykent University
Assoc. Prof.
Fahriye Üstüner
Assist. Prof.
Funda Hulagu Demirbilek
Relations
Mersin University
Prof.
Gabriel Colletis
Toulouse 1 Capitole University
Assoc. Prof.
Galip Yalman
Prof.
Gamze Yücesan Özdemir
Ankara University
Assoc. Prof.
Gülbiye Yenimahalleli
Yaşar
Faculty of Health Sciences
Ankara University
Prof.
Hakan Mıhcı
Assist. Prof.
İdil Aybars
Assist. Prof.
İpek Eren-Vural
Assoc. Prof.
İpek İmamoğlu
Department of Environmental
Engineering
Assist. Prof.
Katharina Bodirsky
Assoc.
Prof.
Kayhan Orbay
Middle East Technical
University
Prof.
Korkut Boratav
(Retired)
Turkish Social Sciences
Association
Assoc.
Prof.
Mehmet Okyayuz
Department of Political Science
and Public Administration
University
Prof.
Meliha Altunışık
Relations
University
Assist.
Prof.
Mustafa Kemal
Bayırbağ
University
Assoc.
Prof.
Necmi Erdoğan
University
Assoc.
Prof.
Nesim Şeker
University
Assist.
Prof.
Nilay Yavuz
University
Prof.
Nury Kim
Department of German and
European Studies
Chung-Ang University
Prof.
Oktar Türel
(Retired)
Turkish Social Sciences
Association
Assist.
Prof.
Oktay Özel
Bilkent University
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Dr.
Onur Bahçecik
Relations
University
Assist.
Prof.
Ömür Birler
University
Dr.
Özgür Avcı
University
Assist.
Prof.
Özlem Kaygusuz
Relations
Ankara University
Assoc.
Prof.
Özlem Tür
Relations
University
Assoc.
Prof.
Pınar Akçalı
University
Assoc.
Prof.
Pınar Bedirhanoğlu
Relations
University
Prof.
Raşit Kaya
University
Assist.
Prof.
Resul Ay
Kırıkkale University
Assist.
Prof.
Rıza Yıldırım
TOBB University of Economics
and Technology
Assist.
Prof.
Şafak Uysal
Department of Industrial Design
Beykent University
Assist.
Prof.
Sanem Güvenç Salgırlı
Marmara University
Assist.
Prof.
Savas Zafer Şahin
Atılım University
Dr.
Saygın Salgırlı
Faculty of Arts and Social
Science
Sabancı University
Assist.
Prof.
Selcuk Dursun
University
Assist.
Prof.
Serap Emil
Department of Educational
Sciences
University
Assist.
Prof.
Umut Beşpınar
University
Assoc.
Prof.
Vasiliki Georgiadou
and History
Panteion University
Assoc.
Prof.
Yılmaz Üstüner
University
Assist.
Prof.
Yonca Özdemir
and International Relations
University - NCC
Assoc.
Prof.
Zana Çıtak
Relations
University
Prof.
Zülküf Aydın
and International Relations
University- NCC
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List of Volunteers / Liste des Volontaires
Ahmet Akkaya
Murat Küçükarslan
Ali Can Gözcü
Mustafa Özgür Elmacıoğlu
Anıl Kahvecioğlu
Müslüm Kavut
Aslı Ünal
Nail Elhan
Aslıhan Çoban
Oğuzhan Baran
Aybike Kerpişçi
Oğuzhan Öçbe
Aykut Aydeniz
Onurcan Ülker
Beyhan Erkurt
Osman Cihan Sert
Burcu Nur Binbuğa
Önder Güneş
Ceren Erzin
Pınar Kahya
Ebru Ece Özbey
Samet Oynamış
Ekmel Sayın
Sedat Ilgaz Günay
Erdoğan Arabacıoğlu
Sinan Kadife
Eyüp Şen
Sümerjan Bozkurt
Ezgi Yaman
Uğur Tekiner
Fulya Felicity Türkmen
Uğur Gözübüyük
Gizem Sema
Uğurcan Evci
Hasan Faruk Uslu
Umut Mert Gürses
İlgi Hamarat
Utku Havuç
Levent Kızılbağlı
Veysel İleri
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WOCMES International Advisory Council
Abdul Hadi, Mahdi
Chairman of the Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs
(PASSIA), Jerusalem
Abdulhadi, Rabab
Senior Scholar, Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas Initiative, College of
Ethnic Studies, San Francisco State University; co-founder of the Union of Palestinian
Women’s Associations in North America (UPWA)
Abu-Manneh, Butros
Professor of History, Department of Middle East History, University of Haifa
Aixelá Cabré, Yolanda
Head Scientist, Spanish National Research Council (CSIC); Member of the Executive
Scientific Committee of WOCMES-3, Barcelona
Al-Hiyari, Baker
General-Secretary of WOCMES-2, Amman; Special Advisor for MENA Affairs at the
Association for Religion and Peace, New York
Al Sayyid, Mustapha Kamel
Professor of Political Science and Director of the Center for the Study of Developing
Countries at Cairo University
Amin, Hussein
Chair of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at the American
University in Cairo; Senior Fellow at the Adham Center for Television Journalism;
Chairman of the Egyptian Radio and Television Union (ERTU)`s Research and
Development Committee; former President of the Arab-US Association for
Communication Educators (AUSACE)
Anderson, Jon W.
Chair of the Anthropology Department, Director of Islamic World Studies, The Catholic
University of America, Washington DC
Anderson, Lisa
President of the American University in Cairo; former President of the Middle East
Studies Association of North America (MESA); past Chair of the Board of the Social
Science Research Council
Armbrust, Walter
Associate Professor of Modern Middle Eastern Studies, St Antony's College,
University of Oxford
Aydin, Mustafa
Rector of the Kadir Has University, Istanbul; President of the International Relations
Council of Turkey; Director of the International Policy Research Institute (IPRI);
member of the Planning and Evaluation Board of the Turkish General Staff’s Strategic
Research and Study Centre (SAREM)
Bacharach, Jere L.
Professor Emeritus at the Department of History, University of Washington, Seattle;
former President of the Middle East Studies Association of North America (MESA), the
Middle East Medievalists and the Association of Professional Schools of International
Affairs; past Director of the American Research Center in Egypt
Baker, Raymond
Former President of the International Association of Middle Eastern Studies; past
Provost of Trinity College, USA; President of the Global Partners of the International
University of Iraq; founding member of the International Association of Contemporary
Iraqi Studies
Barakat, Sultan
Professor and Founding Director of the Post-war Reconstruction and Development
Unit (PRDU), Department of Politics, University of York; Senior Adviser and Consultant
to the United Nations, the World Bank, European Union, DFID, ILO, IFRC, the Dutch
and Norwegian Ministries of Foreign Affairs, United States Institute of Peace, the
Higher Education Funding Council for England
Beinin, Joel
Professor of Middle East History and Donald J. McLachlan Professor of History,
Stanford University; former Director of Middle East Studies at the American University
of Cairo; past President of the Middle East Studies Association of North America
(MESA)
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Berkouk, M'hand
Professor for Political Science and International Relations, University of Algiers;
Director of the National School of Political Science; President of the Algerian
Foundation for Strategic and Security Studies; Director of the Research Program on
Human Rights and Human Security, University of Setif, Algeria
Bichara, Khader
Professor at the Faculty of Political, Economic and Social Sciences at the Louvain
University; Director of the Arab Study and Research Centre, UCL; Member of
the Group of High Experts on European Foreign and Security Policy (European
Commission) and of the Group of Wise Men on the Euro-Mediterranean Cultural
Dialogue (European Presidency)
Bramon, Dolors
Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of Barcelona
Burgat, François
Directeur de recherche, Institut de recherches et d’études sur le monde arabe et
musulman (IREMAM), Aix-en-Provence; past Director of the Institut Français du
Proche-Orient ( IFPO)
Choi, Chang-Mo
Professor for Comparative Religious Studies, President of the Center for Middle East
Studies, Konkuk University; former President of the Korean Association of Middle
Eastern Studies (KAMES)
Cooke, Miriam
Braxton Craven Professor of Arab Cultures and Director of the Duke University Middle
East Studies Center; past President of the Association of Middle Eastern Women’s
Studies
Deguilhem, Randi
Professeur (Directrice de Recherche habil.), Centre National de la Recherche
Scientifique (CNRS), TELEMME-MMSH, Université d’Aix-en-Provence
Douwes, Dick
Chair of the History of the Middle East, Dean of the Faculty of History and Arts,
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Eickelman, Dale F.
Ralph and Richard Lazarus Professor of Anthropology and Human Relations;
Relationship Coordinator (Director), The Dartmouth College-American University of
Kuwait Program
El-Aswad, El Sayed
Professor of Anthropology, Chair of the Department of Sociology, United Arab Emirates
University, Al Ain
El Cheikh, Nadia Maria
Professor at the Department of History and Archaeology and former Director of the
Center for Arab and Middle Eastern Studies, American University of Beirut
Esposito, John
Professor of Religion and International Affairs and of Islamic Studies, Founding
Director of the Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding,
Georgetown University; President of the American Academy of Religion; former
President of the Middle East Studies Association of North America (MESA) and of the
American Council for the Study of Islamic Societies; member of the World Economic
Forum’s Council of 100 Leaders
Fedorchenko, Andrei
Director of the Center for Middle East Studies, Moscow State Institute of International
Relations; President of the Russian Association for Israel Studies; member of the
Scientific Advisory Board at the Inter-parliamentary Assembly of the Eurasian
Economic Community
Fidora, Alexander
Research Professor and Executive Director of the Institute of Medieval Studies at the
Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats (ICREA), Autonomous University of
Barcelona; member of the Board of Directors of the International Society of Medieval
Philosophy (SIEPM) and Co-director of the Spanish Society for Medieval Philosophy
(SOFIME)
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Filiu, Jean Pierre
Professor of Middle East Studies at Sciences Po, Paris School of International Affairs
(PSIA); appointed by the French President as Member of the Draft Committee that
Releases the White Book for Defense and National Security; former Adviser to the
Prime Minister
Florensa, Senén
President of the Executive Committee of the European Institute of the Mediterranean
(IEMed), Barcelona; President of the Third World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies
(WOCMES)
Freitag, Ulrike
Director of the Zentrum Moderner Orient and Professor at the Institute of Islamic
Studies, Freie Universität Berlin; Advisory Board Member of the Amsterdam Centre
for Middle Eastern Studies (ACMES)
Fürtig, Henner
Professor of Arab History, University of Hamburg; Vice-President of the German
Institute of Global and Area Studies; Director of the GIGA Institute of Middle East
Studies (IMES); Member of the Council of the European Association for Middle
Eastern Studies (EURAMES)
Gershoni, Israel
Professor at the Department of Middle Eastern and African History, Tel Aviv University
Gleave, Robert
Professor of Arabic Studies at the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, University of
Exeter; Secretary/Treasurer of the International Society for Islamic Legal Studies; past
Chair of the Advisory Board for the UK Islamic Studies Network; former Executive
Director of the British Association for Middle Eastern Studies (BRISMES)
Guang, Yang
Professor for Economic Studies, Director-General of the Institute of West-Asian and
African Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS); President of the
Chinese Association for Middle East Studies
Haddad, William W.
Professor Emeritus and former Chair of the Department of History, California State
University
Haddad, Yvonne Yazbeck
Professor of the History of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations at the Center for
Muslim-Christian Understanding, Georgetown University, Washington DC
Heyberger, Bernard
Directeur de l’Institut d’Etudes de l’Islam et des Sociétés du Monde Musulman
(IISMM) à l’Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), directeur
d’études à l’EHESS et à l’Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes (EPHE), section sciences
religieuses, Paris
Heydemann, Steven
Vice President of Applied Research on Conflict at the United States Institute of Peace
(USIP); former Director of the Center for Democracy and Civil Society at Georgetown
University, Washington DC
Humphrey, Michael
Professor at the Department of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Sydney
Humphreys, Stephen
Research Professor in History and Islamic Studies, Department of History; University
of California-Santa Barbara; former President of the Middle East Studies Association
of North America (MESA)
Irzik, Sibel
Professor of Comparative Literature, Sabanci University, Istanbul
Ismael, Tareq Y.
Professor of Political Science at the University of Calgary; Secretary General of the
International Association of Middle Eastern Studies; President of the International
Centre of Contemporary Middle Eastern Studies
Jamsheer, Hassan
Chair of International Relations at the Warsaw Management University; Member of
the Oriental Sciences Committee and the Polish Academy of Sciences
Kara, Halim
Associate Professor at the Department of Turkish Language and Literature, Bogazici
University, Istanbul
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Kassis, Mudar
Senior Researcher at the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research,
Ramallah; Development Coordinator for the Program in Democracy and Human
Rights, former Director of the Institut of Law and Head of the Department of
Philosophy and Cultural Studies, Birzeit University
Kayali, Hasan
Associate Professor of History of the Middle East, Department of History at the
University of California, San Diego
Kazziha, Walid
Professor of Political Science, American University in Cairo
Khoury, Philip S.
Ford International Professor of History at the School of Humanities, Arts and Social
Sciences, and Associate Provost at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT);
elected Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and Fellow of the
American Association for the Advancement of Science; past President of the Middle
East Studies Association of North America (MESA)
Kienle, Eberhard
Directeur Institut Français du Proche-Orient (Ifpo), Beyrouth, Directeur de recherche
CNRS
Krämer, Gudrun
Professor and Director of the Institut of Islam Studies, Freie Universität Berlin;
Director of the Berlin Graduate School of Muslim Cultures and Societies; Member of
the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Science; Executive Editor of the Encyclopaedia of
Islam
Kurita, Yoshiko
Professor of Middle East History, Chiba University; President of the Japanese Middle
East Studies Association
Lesch, Ann
Professor Emerita of Middle East Politics; former Dean of Humanities and Social
Sciences and Associate Provost for International Programs at the American University
of Cairo; Co-founder of the Palestinian American Research Center; past President
of the Middle East Studies Association of North America (MESA) and of the Sudan
Studies Association
Lohlker, Rüdiger
Professor of Islamic Studies at the Department of Oriental Studies, University of
Vienna, Austria
Meyer, Günter
Professor of Cultural Geography and Director of the Centre for Research on the
Arab World (CERAW) at the University of Mainz; Chairman of the German Middle
East Studies Association for Contemporary Research and Documentation (DAVO);
President of the European Association for Middle Eastern Studies (EURAMES);
President of the First World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies 2002; Chairman of
the International Advisory Council of WOCMES
Miura, Toru
Professor of Middle East History at the University of Tokyo; Director of the Japanese
Association for Middle East Studies; former President of the Asian Federation of
Middle East Studies Association
Moors, Annelies
Professor of Anthropology and Sociology, Chair for Contemporary Muslim Societies
and Director of the Research Program Muslim Cultural Politics at the University of
Amsterdam;
Newhall, Amy W.
Associate Professor of Middle Eastern Art and Architecture at the School of Middle
Eastern and North African Studies, University of Arizona; Executive Director of the
Middle East Studies Association of North America (MESA)
Nonneman, Gerd
Professor of International Relations and Gulf Studies, Dean and CEO of the School
of Foreign Service in Qatar, Georgetown University; former Executive Director of the
British Society for Middle Eastern Studies (BRISMES)
Olivé Serret, Enric
Professor and Director of the UNESCO Chair of Intercultural Dialogue in the
Mediterranean, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona; former Executive Secretary of
the Euromed Permanent University Forum (EPUF)
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Rebhan, Helga
President of MELcom International, European Association of Middle East Librarians,
Bavarian State Library Munich
Roded, Ruth
Professor of the Social and Cultural History of the Middle East at the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem; Fellow of the Truman Institute for the Advancement of Peace
Research
Salhi, Zahia
Professor of Modern Arabic Studies at the University of Manchester; former Head of
the Department of Arabic und Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Leeds; past
Executive Director of the British Society for Middle Eastern Studies (BRISMES)
Shami, Seteney
Director of the Middle East and North Africa Program of the Social Science Research
Council, USA; Director General of the Arab Council for the Social Sciences
Šisler, Vit
Assistant Professor of Islamic Law and Digital Media at the Charles University Prague;
Editor of Digital Islam and Cyber Orient
Springborg, Robert
Visiting Professor at the Department of War Studies, King`s College London; former
Al Jaber Chair in Middle East Studies and Director of the London Middle East Institute
(SOAS); past Director of the American Research Center in Egypt
Stenberg, Leif
Professor of Islamic Studies, Director of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at the
University of Lund, Sweden; President of the Nordic Middle East Studies Association
Tamcke, Martin
Professor for Ecumenical Theology and Oriental Church and Mission History, Vice
Dean of the Theological Faculty at the University of Göttingen; Chairman of the
Conference of German Speaking Syriac Scholars
Taminian, Lucine
Senior Researcher at the American Academic Research Institute in Iraq (TAARII)
Tonaga, Yasushi
Professor and Deputy-Director of the Center for Islamic Area Studies at Kyoto
University; former President of the Japanese Association of Middle Eastern Studies
Troutt Powell, Eve M.
Christopher H. Browne Distinguished Professor of the History of the Modern Middle
East, Department of History, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Vilanova, Pere
Professor at the Constitutional Law and Political Science Department, University
of Barcelona; former Director of the Strategic Affairs and Security Division of the
Ministry of Defence in Spain
Varisco, Daniel
Professor of Anthropology at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York; President of
the American Institute for Yemini Studies; former President of the Middle East Section
of the American Anthropological Association
Wheeler, Brannon
Professor of History and Director of the Center for Middle East and Islamic Studies,
United States Naval Academy, Annapolis
White, Jenny
Professor of Social Anthropology at Boston University; Distinguished Visiting
Professor at the University of Stockholm; former President of the Turkish Studies
Association and of the American Anthropological Association Middle East Section
Yalman, Galip
Associate Professor of Political Science at the Middle East Technical University
(METU) in Ankara; President of the Turkish Social Sciences Association; President of
the Fourth World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies (WOCMES) in Ankara 2014
Yang, Guang
Professor of Economy, Director-General of the Institute of West-Asian and African
Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS); President of the Chinese
Association for Middle East Studies
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Calendar of Activities / Calendrier D’activités
Monday, 18 th August, DAY 1
8.00am - 7.00pm
11.00am
Registration and Information
Opening Ceremony
Prof. Dr. Ahmet Acar (President of METU)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Galip Yalman (President of WOCMES 2014)
1:30pm - 7:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
Film Festival
WOCMES Award Ceremony
WOCMES Opening Reception
13:30 - 15:30 Monday, 18th August
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001
LOC Panel: The Association For Solidarity with Asylum Seekers and Migrants
(ASAM)- Panel I
A
002
Bridging both Ends of the ‘East’: Trans-Regional Socio-Economic Interactions in
the Middle East and Asia
D
003
Les Jeunes et les Mobilisations dans le Monde Arabe: a Propos des Nouvelles
Manieres de Faire de l’action Collective et du Reajustement des Aines
D
004
Urbanism in Turkey
F 16
005
Social Protection Policies in the middle East and North Africa I
F 17
006
Transnational Dynamics of the Shia Diaspora in the United Kingdom
FZ 09
007
Tariqas
FZ 14
008
Architecture of Collective Housing
FZ 15
009
Visual Staging of Meaning: Exploring Borders of Religion, Identity and Politics
FZ 16
010
Language, Communication, Literature
FZ 17
011
Minorities in the Middle East
FZ 19
012
Politics after the Decline Caliphate
G 101
013
The MENA Protest Movements and the Study of Middle East Politics
G 102
014
Managing Codification of Islamic Law in Malaysia: Methods, Issues and Way
Forward I
G 104
015
Youth and Youth Studies in Turkey
G 106
016
Turkey, Israel and the Arab Middle East
G 107
017
Civic & Political Participation of Women in Turkey
G 108
018
Meeting for the Participants in the Symposium: Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance
G 110
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019
Reconstructing Islamic Empires: a Comparative Study of Iran and Turkey
G 111
020
Middle Eastern Diasporas
G 201
021
Arab Spring and Muslim Brotherhood
G 202
022
The Geopolitical Origins of the Middle East? Historical Sociological
Perspectives on the Late Ottoman Period
G 204
023
Identity & Diaspora
G 206
024
Women’s Activism in History
G 207
025
Explorations in Medieval Islamic Theology
G 208
16:00 - 18:00 Monday, 18th August
026
LOC Panel: Being a Refugee in Turkey: Experiences in Turkey from the Refugee
Perspective The Association For Solidarity with Asylum Seekers and Migrants
(ASAM)- Panel II
A
027
The European Union’s Involvement in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) (II):
Old and New Conflicts
B
028
The Narratives of the Arap Uprisings: Towards a Cultural Analysis of Social
Movements in the Middle East
D
029
Young Migrants’ Experiences around the Globe
F 14
030
Arab Spring and the EU
F 16
031
Social Protection Policies in the Middle East and North Africa II
F 17
032
Theology & Religiosity
FZ 09
033
Les Amazighes Dans la Tourmente des ‘Printemps Arabes’. Enjeux et
Perspectives des Revendications Berbères en Afrique du Nord
FZ 14
034
Islam & Medicine
FZ 15
035
Class and Working Life in Turkey
FZ 16
036
Roma People in the Middle East
FZ 19
037
The Middle East and the World: 20th Century
G 101
038
Turkey as a Model
G 102
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039
A Research Agenda for Arab Youth Three Years On
G 106
040
New Historical Perspectives
G 107
041
Women, Religion and Workplace
G 108
042
Between the Safavid and Mughals’ Empires: Knowledge, Religion and Literature in
the Qutbshahi Dynasty
G 109
043
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance II - Counterhegemonic Narratives:
Historicizing Nakba, Contesting Racism & Islamophobia
G 110
044
History of Cooking in the Middle East
G 201
045
Sectarian Fault-lines in the Wake of the Arab Revolutions
G 202
046
History of Kurds
G 204
047
Images of Children and Women in Middle Eastern Literature
G 206
048
Women’s Political Activism in the 2000s
G 207
049
Politics in the Gulf
G 208
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Tuesday, 19 th August, DAY 2
8.00am - 7.00pm
10:00am - 8:10pm
10:00am - 7:00pm
2:30pm - 4:30pm
9:00pm
Film Festival
WOCMES Exhitibitons and Book Fair
WOCMES Keynote Speech
Concert - Kardeş Türküler
09:00 - 11:00 Tuesday, 19th August
050
L ’Algérie des Anne’es Beuteflika: Novveaux Enjeux et Nouvelles Approctes
C
051
Moving in and out of Islam in Europe and the Middle East I
D
052
Studies on the Politics of Literature: Translations and Critical Discourse Analysis
F 14
053
Multiple Faces of Neoliberal Policies in Turkey: Networks and Local Strategies
F 16
054
Turkish Model: Reality and Applicability
F 17
055
Ancient Empires: East and West
FZ 08
056
Islamic Law
FZ 09
057
Disparités Régionales, Frontières et Identités dans le Contexte de la Révolution et
la Transition Tunisiennes
FZ 14
058
Political Islam in Egypt I
FZ 16
059
Contentious Politics Approaches to MENA Conflicts and Institutional Change
FZ 17
060
Writers of Transformation: Memoirs, Blogs and Autobiography
FZ 19
061
Analysis of Literature and Media in the Gulf States
G 101
062
Late Ottoman Economic History
G 102
063
Tribalism in the Middle East I: Tribe and Diatribe: Anthropology Meets Political
Science
G 104
064
Gezi Uprising I: Dissent and Civil Disobedience
G 106
065
Economy and Environment of Bronze Age in Central Anatolia
G 107
066
Jeunesses, Changement Social et Politique (s) dans les Zociétés du Maghreb et
du Monde Arabe I: Étudiants et Jeunes Diplômés de l’enseignement Supérieur
du Monde Arabe: Opinions, Positions, Mobilisations, Valeurs et Insertions
Professionnelles
G 108
37
067
Classical Middle Eastern Literature I: Theory and Themes
G 109
068
Greek and Arab Political Thought I
G 201
069
The European Union and the Middle East I
G 202
070
Sunni Prophetologies: Discourses and Representations
G 204
071
Gender and Citizenship in the South Shore of the Mediterranean
G 206
072
Earth Architecture in West and North Africa
G 207
073
Gendering Faith: Arab Women and the Islamic Revival I
G 208
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074
LOC Panel: The International Dimension of Social Movements
A
075
Islamist Visions on the Demise? Comparing Pretenders for a Leadership Role in
the Middle East
B
076
Moving in and out of Islam in Europe and the Middle East II
D
077
Politics of Contestation: The Jordanian Hirak (Popular Protest Movement)
F 14
078
Where is the State? Rethinking Government and Politics in the Arab World
F 16
079
Travelling Concepts: New Research Trends and Findings on Gender and Society in
Morocco
F 17
080
Venues of Artistic Creation
F 19
081
Halal Food and Medicine
FZ 08
082
Femme et Méditerranéité
FZ 09
083
Rentier state structures and the competing discourses on citizenship
FZ 14
084
Political Islam in Egypt II: Muslim Brotherhood
FZ 16
085
Moving Beyond the Primordialist-Constructivist Divide: How Does Sectarianism/
Communalism Actually Work in Iraq, Lebanon, and Beyond?
FZ 17
086
Al-Sha‘ab Yathûru: Representations of “the People in Revolt” in Intellectual
Production
G 101
087
State Structure and Policy Making in Iran and Egypt
G 102
088
Tribalism in the Middle East II: Tribes in Yemen: the View from within
G 104
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089
Gezi Uprising II: Resistance, Network and Discourse
G 106
090
Lebanon in Tension: Political Parties Between Modernity and ”New” Traditional
Leadership
G 107
091
Jeunesses, Changement Social et Politique (s) dans les Sociétés du Maghreb et du
Monde Arabe II: Les Jeunes en Milieu Rural au Maghreb. Opinions, Stratégies de
Vie, Participations et Préoccupations
G 108
092
Classical Middle Eastern Literature II: Theory and Themes
G 109
093
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance III:
Comparative Border Studies: Gender, Sexuality and Intimacy
G 110
094
Greek and Arab Political Thought II
G 201
095
The European Union and the Middle East II: Morocco and Tunisia
G 202
096
Comparative Religious Studies I: Islam and Christianity in Medieval Period
G 204
097
The Author in His Own Mirror: the Self-representation in Islamic Tradition
G 206
098
Earth Architecture in Middle East and Beyond
G 207
099
Gendering Faith: Arab Women and the Islamic Revival II
G 208
Keynote Speech
Samir Amin: Implosion of the Neoliberal Globalisation and its Effects on the
Middle East Region.
Kemal
Kurdaş
100
Urban Restructuring and Urban Policy in the Arab World
B
101
Roundtable:
One Land-Two States: Israel and Palestine As Parallel States - Sharing
Sovereignty to Resolve an Intractable Territorial Conflict |
C
102
Key Figures in Ottoman Intellectual History
D
103
Aspects of Early Republican Turkish History
F 14
104
Culture and Identity of Kurdish People in Turkey
F 16
105
Honor Crimes and Violence
F 17
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40
106
State and Society in the Post-Arab Spring Era
F 19
107
Critiques of Modernity in Middle Eastern Literature
FZ 08
108
Aspects Discursifs, Sociates et Politiques du Printemps Arabe
FZ 09
109
Women’s Clothing
FZ 14
110
Political Development and Democracy in Egypt
FZ 16
111
Sectarianism, Tribalism and Kinship
FZ 17
112
Comparative Religious Studies II: Islam and Christianity
FZ 19
113
Sociology of Music in the Middle East
G 101
114
Democracy and Reform in Iran from a Historical Perspective
G 102
115
Sacred Cities of the Middle East: Jerusalem and Medina
G 104
116
The Roots Within: Socio-ecological Struggles in Turkey Under Neoliberal
Developmentalism
G 106
117
Women: Marriage and Education
G 107
118
Jeunesses, Changement Social et Politique (s) dans les Sociétés du Maghreb et
du Monde Arabe III: Diversity des Expressions et des Localizations de Engagement
des Jeunes dans le Monde Arabe. Demandes d’intégration, Participations et
Contestations
G 108
119
Arab Spring and Change
G 109
120
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance IV:
Queer Visions for Palestine: Contextualizing Colonialism and Diasporas
G 110
121
Negotiating identity and modernity in middle eastern art
G 201
122
Understanding Justice and Development Party Rule
G 202
123
Themes in Islamic Theology
G 204
124
Gender-based violence in the Middle East
G 206
125
Literature and Politics
G 207
126
The European Union and the Eastern Mediterranean
G 208
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Wednesday, 20 th August, DAY 3
8.00am - 7.00pm
10:00am - 8:45pm
10:00am - 7:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
Film Festival
Concert Reception
Concert - Alla Turca
09:00 - 11:00 Wednesday, 20th August
127
Iraqi Politics in Post-Saddam Era
B
128
Egypt in Transition: A Balance-sheet
C
129
Gender Equality in (Times of) Crisis: Neoliberalism and Neo-conservatism in
Turkey
D
130
Comparative Political Economy of Middle East I
F 14
131
Globalisation, Local Government and Governance in the Middle East
F 15
132
Transformation, Elite Change and New Social Mobilization in the Arab World I:
Reconfiguration of the Politically Relevant Elite
F 16
133
Migration and Diasporas
F 17
134
Reform in Morocco
FZ 08
135
One Empire, Many Religions: Religion and Society Under Fatimid Rule I: Fatimid
Narratives of Authority
FZ 14
136
Espace Public et Conversation de la Nature
FZ 15
137
Representation of Women in Media
FZ 16
138
Kurdish Politics I
FZ 17
139
Neither Visitors, Nor Colonial Victims: the History of Muslims in Interwar Europe
G 101
140
Post-Arab Spring: Russia and the Middle East
G 102
141
Socio-Political Changes and Future Prospects in the Gulf I: From the Perspectives
of Political Actors, Class, Ethnicity and Gender
G 104
142
Conceptualising De-Democratisation in Turkey: An Analysis From the Perspective
of Human Security
G 106
41
143
L’architecture, les villes et les sites symboliques dans le Maghreb
G 107
144
Changing Identities in History
G 108
145
From Modernization to Westernization: Some Observations on the Course of the Tanzimat
G 109
146
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance V:
Resistant Economies and Questions of Solidarity
G 110
147
Afghanistan in Historical Perspective
G 201
148
Role of Media in Egyptian Revolution
G 202
149
Reconfigurations of Space
G 204
150
Post-Islamism in Turkey I: Theoretical Approach
G 206
151
Oral and Written Narratives in Education Practices
G 207
152
Tatar Exiles in Interwar Japan
G 208
42
153
The Unknown Known’s: Iraq after 10 Years of Occupation
B
154
Roundtable:
Expressions of Resistance: The Mainstreaming of the Alternative
C
155
Toward an Islamicate Cosmopolitan Imagination: the Moral Legacy of Marshall GS
Hodgson
D
156
Comparative Political Economy of the Middle East II
F 14
157
Political Violence
F 15
158
Transformation, Elite Change and New Social Mobilization in the Arab World II:
Social Mobilisation and New Patterns of Participation
F 16
159
Issues in Contemporary Middle Eastern Literature
F 17
160
The Role of China in the Middle East
F 19
161
Discourse and Images in the Media
FZ 08
162
Citizenship in the Muslim Mind: Merging Constructs and Applications of
Citizenship in Domestic and Transnational Spaces
FZ 09
163
One Empire, Many Religions: Religion and Society Under Fatimid Rule II:
Fatimid Techniques of Power
FZ 14
164
Islam and Theology: Tafsir, Fiqh, Hadith
FZ 15
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165
Women’s experiences of public space in Turkey
FZ 16
166
Kurdish Politics II
FZ 17
167
History of Mandate in the Middle East
G 101
168
The Naqab Bedouin and Colonialism: New Perspectives
G 102
169
Socio-Political Changes and Future Prospects in the Gulf II: From the Perspectives
of Class, Ethnicity and Gender
G 104
170
Remapping the Realm of Ideologies in Turkey: Approaches Beyond the Official
Ideology Debate
G 106
171
Architecture, Patrimonie et Transformation Urbaine en Algerie
G 107
172
Displacement/Migration
G 108
173
Ottoman Law and Family
G 109
174
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance VI: Historical Approaches to Palestine
Studies: Student Movement, Political Alliances and Dirty War
G 110
175
Security in the Middle East: The Role of Internal and External Powers
G 201
176
Limits of discourse
G 202
177
Aux Marges des Villes: Formes et Récits Littéraires
G 204
178
Post-Islamism in Turkey II: The Gülen Movement and Post-Islamism
G 206
179
Migration and Minorities from a Legal Perspective
G 207
180
Elites and Intellectuals in the Periphery of the Middle East in the 19th Century:
Maghreb and Central Asia
G 208
181
LOC Panel: FESSUD I : Financialisation and Built Environment
A
182
Iraq: The human costs of occupation
B
183
Respectability and Gendered Mobility in the Early Twentieth Century Middle East
and North Africa I: Negotiating Respectability
D
184
Comparative Political Economy of Middle East III
F 14
185
New Research on the Syrian Conflict
F 15
186
Iran and the West in the 20th Century
F 16
187
Experiences of Youth
F 17
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188
Islamic Political Thought
F 19
189
Ottoman Empire and Balkans in the 17th-18th Century
FZ 08
190
Arab Spring and Turkey from a Comparative Perspective
FZ 09
191
Ibadi Religio-Intellectual Tradition
FZ 15
192
Queer Studies
FZ 16
193
Kurdish Politics III
FZ 17
194
Religious and Social Communities in the Middle East
G 101
195
State and Society in Revolutionary Egypt
G 102
196
Varieties of Social Movements in MENA
G 104
197
Rethinking Single-Party Period in Turkey: New Approaches to Authoritarianism,
Resistance and Agency
G 106
198
Heritage
G 107
199
Changing identities in contemporary contexts
G 108
200
Representation and Images in Arab Television Channels
G 109
201
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance VII:
Palestine and US Communities of Color: Labor and Anti-Racist Solidarities
G 110
202
Philosophy in the Modern Middle East I
G 201
203
Arab Uprisings and Media Coverage
G 202
204
Democracy and Citizenship
G 204
205
Post-Islamism in Turkey III: JDP, Post-Islamism and Neoliberalism
G 206
206
Refugee Education and Teachers’ unions discourse on reform in the Middle East
G 207
207
Foreign Policies in the Middle East and North Africa I/Les Politiques Etrangères
du Moyen Orient et de l’Afrique du Nord I
G 208
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208
Linking the Middle East with World History: W.S.Blunt (1840-1922) and His
Networks Revisited
B
209
Co-IRIS: Islamic Perspectives on Theory and Praxis in International Relations
C
210
Respectability and Gendered Mobility in the Early Twentieth Century Middle East
and North Africa, Part II: Non-Respectable Realms
D
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The Modern Historiography in Iran: A Critical Approach
F 14
212
Traditional Architecture of Iran
F 15
213
Everyday Life and Egypt Revolution
F 16
214
Politics of Food
F 17
215
Arab Regional Politics
F 19
216
Varieties of Public Spaces in Islamic History
FZ 08
217
Women and Gender Discrimination in India: Retrospect and Prospect
FZ 16
218
Kurdish Politics IV
FZ 17
219
Between Tradition, Assimilation and Democratization: The Democratic Movements
of Turkic People in Eastern Europe in Contexts of Transformation Societies
G 101
220
Success and Failure of Authoritarian Inclusion: Lessons From the Arab Uprisings
G 102
221
Land Tenure and Agriculture in the Ottoman and Turkish Lands: 19th to 20th
Centuries
G 106
222
Practices of Preservation: Historic Buildings and Architectural Heritage
G 107
223
Christians in Times of Revolution
G 108
224
New Frontier in Islamic Economics and Finance: Empirical and Policy Implications
G 109
225
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance VIII:
Grassroots Mobilizations & Activism: Youth, Prison and Community Solidarities
G 110
226
Philosophy in the Modern Middle East II
G 201
227
Sufism: Past and Present
G 202
228
Gender Studies: Masculinity
G 204
229
State, Civil Society and Islamic Capital in Turkey
G 206
230
Gender Studies: Political Prison Experiences
G 207
231
Foreign Policies in the Middle East and North Africa/Les Politiques Etrangères du
Moyen Orient et de l’Afrique du Nord (II)
G 208
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8.00am - 7.00pm
10:00am - 8:00pm
10:00am - 7:00pm
9:00pm
Film Festival
Concert - Can Çakmur
09:00 - 11:00 Thursday, 21th August
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232
Iraqi Women’s Position Under Shadows of Sectarianism and Tribalism
B
233
Moharram Rituals
D
234
Arab and Israeli Conflict I
F 14
235
Late Ottoman History
F 16
236
Studying Gender in the Middle East: Approaches and Methods
F 17
237
Changing Identity Politics in Turkey: Role of Islam and Capitalism
FZ 08
238
The Management of Poverty and Poverty Management: Conditional Cash Transfer
Experiment in Egypt
FZ 09
239
Violence, Power and Gender in the Middle East I
FZ 14
240
The Oriental Other I
FZ 17
241
Turkish Politics: Political Parties, Organization and Leadership
G 101
242
Les Femmes, Les Jeunes et la Trajectoires de Migration
G 102
243
Cycles of Popular Revolts and Macro - Historical and Structural Factors in the
MENA Region
G 104
244
Religions and Feminism
G 106
245
Informal Economy and Development in the Middle East
G 107
246
Egypt’s ‘Security’: The 25 January Uprising and the Post-Mubarak Era
G 108
247
Political Regimes in Central Asia
G 109
248
The Relevance of Ibn Khaldun’s ‘Asabiyya’ for Today’s Middle East Politics
G 201
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Iranian Foreign Policy I: Ideational Aspects
G 204
250
Crusades II
G 207
251
The Persistence of the Colonial Question: Reflections on the Case of Palestine
G 208
252
LOC Panel: Politics of Football in the Middle East and Turkey
A
253
State Violence in Iraq: Degrading the “Other”
B
254
Comparative Political Economy of Iran and Turkey
C
255
Lebanese Shi‘ism at Home and in the Diaspora
D
256
Arab and Israeli Conflict II
F 14
257
Implosions of the Arab Spring: Post-Uprising Dynamics I
F 16
258
Women’s Civic Activism: Case Studies
F 17
259
Aspects of Early and Dynastic Islamic History
FZ 08
260
Immigration to Ottoman Istanbul: 17th and 19th centuries
FZ 09
261
Violence, Power and Gender in the Middle East II
FZ 14
262
From US Aid to World Bank: Foreign Aid Projects in Turkey
FZ 15
263
The Oriental Other II: Within and Without
FZ 17
264
Transformation of Party Politics in Turkey
G 101
265
Politics in Jordan
G 102
266
Between Loyalty and Insubordination: The Shop Floor Dynamics of the Formation
of Workers’ Subjectivity in Turkey
G 104
267
1864-2014: 150th Anniversary of the Circassian Exodus, Challenges, Opportunities
for Diaspora and Homelands
G 106
268
Migration and Cultural and Religious Exchange between West and East Asia: the
Mongol Empire
G 107
269
Revolution as a Process: Narratives about the Egyptian Uprising
G 108
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270
Rethinking ‘post’-colonial borders: Central Asian and Middle Eastern mobility,
cooperation, and belonging
G 109
271
Malaysia and Arab Gulf Countries
G 201
272
Shared Resources and Regional Interdependence in the MENA Region: Factors of
Conflict and Cooperation II
G 202
273
Iranian Foreign Policy II
G 204
274
Latin American Foreign Policy toward the Middle East
G 206
275
International Law and the Middle East
G 207
276
Suburban Mobility in the Middle East
G 208
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277
LOC Panel: FESSUD II : Financialisation and Crisis
A
278
The Psychological, Social and Legal Aspects of the Post-Occupation Political
Process in Iraq
B
279
I. Shi’i Moharram Rituals: Contesting Religious Practices
D
280
Arab and Israeli Conflict III
F 14
281
Implosions of the Arab Spring: Post-Uprising Dynamics II
F 16
282
Mobilization of Women and the Arab Spring
F 17
283
Ottoman Legacy
FZ 08
284
Youth and Political Participation
FZ 09
285
Discursive Construction of Gender Roles and Feminity
FZ 15
286
Contemporary Scholarship on Arabic Language
FZ 17
287
Aesthetic Body Modifications and Gender in the Contemporary Middle East and
Central Asia
FZ 14
288
Economics of Tourism
G 101
289
‘Subaltern Stories’. History from below and Contentious Politics in the Middle East
and North Africa
G 102
290
Turkey’s Foreign Policy I
G 104
291
Situating (In-)Security: A United Army for a Divided Country
G 106
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Varieties of Architectural Forms in History
G 107
293
Newcomers in Activism: Social Movements and New Directions in Understanding
Change in Egypt
G 108
294
Humanitarianism and Refugees
G 109
295
Malaysia’s Foreign Policy: Turkey and Iran
G 201
296
Re-thinking the Mediterrenean Mountains and their role in the Fabric of Klowledge
in Islamic Societies: The Case of the Rif (Morocco)
G 202
297
Iranian Foreign Policy and Nuclear Issue
G 204
298
Legal History
G 207
299
The Vicissitudes of Sufi Movement in the Society: Past and the Present
G 208
300
LOC Panel: FESSUD III : Financialisation: Capital Accumulation and Income
Distribution
A
301
Politics of Dissidence in Middle East Urban Space
B
302
Changing Identity of Iranian Women
C
303
Religious Beliefs and Practices of Muslim Migrants in East and Southeast Asia:
Socio-Political Changes in the Middle East and the Muslim WorlDiscussant:
Re-examining the Present Situation and Future Prospects from Japanese
Perspectives
D
304
Arab and Israeli Conflict IV
F 14
305
Implosions of the Arab Spring: Post-Uprising Dynamics III
F 16
306
Structures of Power: Feminist Gender Analysis inlof the Middle East
F 17
307
Education Policy: Debates and Practice
FZ 08
308
Warfare and Destruction in relation to Urban Heritage
FZ 09
309
Narratives of Protest. Law, Language and Political Communication in the MENA
(18th to Early 20th Centuries)
FZ 14
310
Travel Writings: Arab and European Travelers
FZ 17
311
Lands under Ottoman Rule
G 101
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50
312
The Algerian Economy: Fundamentals and an Integration Outlook
G 104
313
Regional Conflict, Internal Fissures, and the Security Imperative: The Case of
Lebanon
G 106
314
What did happen in Egypt?
G 108
315
Refugees in Turkey: Attitudes and Policy
G 109
316
On the road towards federation? The Trucial States of the Gulf during the 1950s
and 1960s
G 201
317
Water Security in the Middle East
G 202
318
Iran’s Foreign Relations in the 21st Century: The Dawn of a New Era? The U.S., the
EU, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia
G 204
319
Al fasad: corruption et malversation au Maghreb
G 206
320
Imaginaire de la Femme entre orient et occident
G 207
321
Role of Education in Islam
G 208
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Friday, 22 th August, DAY 5
8.00am - 7.00pm
10:00am - 5:20pm
10:00am - 5:00pm
8:00pm
Film Festival
Concert - Ebren Duo
09:00 - 11:00 Friday, 22th August
322
End of the Arab Spring? Reflections on revolutionary and post-revolutionary
politics in the Arab world
B
323
II. Shi’i Moharram Rituals and Politics
D
324
Tunisian Uprisings and its Aftermath
F 14
325
The Recovery of Düzce from Two Huge Earthquakes in 1999 and its Future:
Comparative Study to the Earthquakes and Tsunami in Northeastern Japan in 2011
F 16
326
Migration in the Middle East
F 17
327
Practices of Urban Governance
FZ 09
328
Different Aspects of Turkish Politics: 50s-60s-70s
FZ 14
329
Social Policy: Health
FZ 15
330
Television and Popular culture in the Middle East: New Trends in the Aftermath of
‘Arab Spring’
FZ 16
331
Politics in Israel
FZ 17
332
Turkish-Armenian Question
G 101
333
State and Civil Society Relations in Middle East
G 102
334
Taking Religion Seriously: Dealing with Religious Factors in Analyzing SocioPolitical Processes (WAFAW program)
G 104
335
Legends, Heritage, Politics
G 106
336
Sectarianism in the Middle East I
G 107
337
Dynastic Cairo, 1805-1952
G 108
338
Challenges to the State from within
G 109
339
Language and Identity Construction: Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan
G 201
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340
Indexes of Development
G 202
341
Understanding state and society through pathology: Ottoman and post-Ottoman
notions of disease (18th-21st century) (part 1)
G 204
342
Literature and Nationalism
G 206
343
Forms of Fine Art
G 207
344
Islam and Role of Women
G 208
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345
LOC Panel: Neoliberal Transformation in Turkey
A
346
The Arab Spring and the Return of ‘Great Power’ Politics in the Arab World
D
347
The Armenian Question, Deportation, Genocide: Discussing 1915 in 2015
C
348
III. Shi’i Moharram Rituals--History, Change and Transformation
D
349
Social Media and Arab Spring
F 14
350
Representation in Films and Cinema
F 16
351
Middle Eastern Migrants in Europe
F 17
352
Diversity and Commonality in Theory and in Practice: Analyzing Waqf and Other
Endowment Models in the Islamic World, Europe and beyond
FZ 09
353
Environmental Threats and Possible Solutions
FZ 15
354
Russian Foreign Policy and the Syrian Conflict
FZ 16
355
Israeli Security, Diplomacy and Strategy in a Changing Middle East
FZ 17
356
La Construction du Vivre-Ensemble en Situation de Conflit
G 101
357
Turkey’s Foreign Policy Projection and Regional Ramifications
G 102
358
Secularism vs. Islamism
G 104
359
Politics of Space
G 106
360
Sectarianism in the Middle East II
G 107
361
Nationalism and Identity in Modern Egypt
G 108
362
Tracing Islam in Balkans
G 109
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Perceptions of Socioeconomic Integration of Middle Eastern Immigrants in
Europe: Comparing National Discourses and Subjective Experiences
G 201
364
Contemporary Social Movements in the Middle East and Beyond
G 202
365
Understanding State and Society through Pathology: Ottoman and Post-Ottoman
Notions of Disease (18th-21st century) (part 2)
G 204
366
The Arab World at Crossroads
G 206
367
Writing Identities on the Margins of Arabness
G 207
368
Female Leadership in Islam - New Perspectives and Discourses on Receptions in
Past and Present
G 208
369
Secularism in Turkey
A
370
The Impact of U.S. and Regional Actors on Arab Uprisings
B
371
IV. Shi’i Moharram Rituals: Meanings and Interpretations
D
372
Arab Spring: Social Movement and Identity
F 14
373
Tourisme Religieux et Pèlerinages dans le Monde Arabe et Musulman: Enjeux
Multiples
F 16
374
Middle Eastern Migrants in the World
F 17
375
Partitions, Borders, and Convergences: Gender, Sexuality, and the Embodiment of
Difference
FZ 09
376
Alevis in Turkey
FZ 14
377
Ecological Geopolitics
FZ 15
378
Cinema in MENA
FZ 16
379
Theories of International Relations and the Middle East
FZ 17
380
The Antinomies of Ottoman Reform
G 101
381
Politics in the Gulf II
G 102
382
Arab Spring: Towards a Political Transition?
G 104
383
Unmaking and Remaking the Military Authority: Militarism in Contemporary
Turkey
G 106
384
The Changing Middle Eastern Situtation and Japan’s Foreign Policy
G 107
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385
Espaces Publiques, Urbanisation et Pratiques Quotidiennes
G 108
386
Conflict Resolution: Theory and Practice
G 109
387
Studies on Contemporary Arabic: Grammar and Language Structure from a
Comparative Perspective
G 201
388
Turkey’s Foreign Policy II
G 202
389
US Foreign Policy in the Middle East
G 204
390
Daily Life in Iran
G 206
391
Islam and Islamic Communities
G 207
392
Masculinity and Islam
G 208
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393
Roundtable:
“A Special Plenary on Palestine”
A
394
V. Shi’i Moharram Rituals, Performances--Ta’ziyeh and Sermons
D
Program of Academic Activities
Programme D’activités Académiques
DAY 1
18.08.2014
SESSION 1
13.30-15.30 - CCC A Hall
LOC Panel:
“Migration and Asylum in Turkey: Recent Developments”
The Association For Solidarity with Asylum Seekers and Migrants (ASAM)- Panel I
Moderators: Volkan Deli
Ibrahim Vurgun Kavlak : A Statistical Look at the Situation of Refugees in Turkey, Latest Trends, Issues
Ezgi Arslan
: Turkish migration policy: New law, old challenges
Gizem Demirci Al Kaddah: The situation of Syrian refugees in Turkey and refugee perceptions
Polat Kızıldağ
: The root causes of irregular migration and Turkey’s position in migration routes
SESSION 2
13.30-15.30 - CCC D Hall
Bridging both Ends of the ‘East’: Trans-Regional Socio-Economic Interactions in the Middle
East and Asia
Moderator: Miura Toru; Discussant: Sakai Keiko; (AFMA special panel)
Mo Chen
: Analyses of China’s Economic Development and the Possible Impact on China-GCC Relations
Akira Usuki
: Japanese Attitudes towards the Middle East from a Historical Viewpoint
Kim Joong Kwan
: The Multi-Cultural Phenomenon in the Life of Muslims and Modern Dynamism
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13.30-15.30 - FEAS A Building F 14
Les Jeunes et les Mobilisations dans le Monde Arabe: a Propos des Nouvelles Manieres de
Faire de l’action Collective et du Reajustement des Aines
Moderator: Larbi Chouikha
Larbi Chouikha
: Effets Générationnels et Formes de la Contestation Politique sous Ben Ali: de la Génération des
Années 1990 à Celle des Années 2000,
Hamida El Bour
: Cyber Activisme des Jeunes Tunisiens et Expression de l’engagement Politique Après le 14
janvier 2011 en Tunisie
Abderrahim El Maslouhi: La Révolution Improbable. Le Mouvement du 20 Février: Une Victime de la Désaffection
Publique au Maroc?
Fayçal Sahbi
Medih Souiah
: Jeunes et Lieux du Politique en Algérie. Archéologie d’un Glissement de Sens
Joseph Hivert
: Mobilisation Collective et Effets Intergénérationnels de la Socialisation Politique. Le Cas des
Militants de la Génération des Années 1970 et de Leurs Enfants dans le Mouvement du 20
Février
SESSION 4
Urbanism in Turkey
Moderator: Mustafa Kemal Bayırbağ
Esra Can
: New Trends in Housing Patterns in Ankara: Tracing and Mapping Out the Changing Boundaries
Haktan Ura of Household Formations
Başak Ergüder
: Mapping the Commons in Istanbul: Finance of Public Infrastructural Investments
Cansu Civelek
: Natural Disasters as Means to Neoliberal Urbanism: An Anthropological Case Study into the
Karapınar Valley Regeneration Project in Eskişehir, Turkey
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SESSION 5
18.08.2014
Social Protection Policies in the Middle East and North Africa I
Moderator: Markus Loewe
Markus Loewe
: Contributory and Non-contributory Social Insurance Schemes in Arab Countries
Mehdi Ben Braham
: Determinants of Density Contribution in the Tunisian Retirement System: a Cross-sectional
Analysis
Mahmoud Meskoub
: Cash Transfers as a Social Policy Instrument or a Tool of Adjustment Policy: Iran 2009-2014
SESSION 6
13.30-15.30 - FEAS A Building FZ 09
Transnational Dynamics of the Shia Diaspora in the United Kingdom
Moderator: Miura Toru
Oliver Scharbrodt
: “Karbala in London” - Using a Spatial Methodology in Researching Shii Transnational Networks
in London
Yafa Shanneik
: Religion and Remembering among Shii Women Communities in London - Sufrat Ruqayya as a
Space of Diversity
Reza Gholami
: Discourses of Difference - New Shii Spaces in the UK
Kathryn Spellman Poots : Non-Islamiosity within London’s Iranian Diaspora - Research Implications and Possibilities
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SESSION 7
Tariqas
Moderator: Ilshat Saetov
Gabriel Piricky
: The İsmailağa Community: Shifting Religious Patterns in Contemporary Turkey
Ismail Albayrak
Sulaiman B.ali
B.amir Al Shu’eili
: Gulen (Hizmet) Movement’s role in Interfaith Dialogue in Turkey
Badlihisham Mohd Nasir : The Contribution of Al-Azhar Students in the Development of Islam in Malaysia
Rahimin Afandi Abdul Rahim
Kamaruzzaman Mohd Yusof
Mohd Kamil Abdul Majid
Nor Hayati Md Dahlal
Yunus Dumbe
: From Tarbiyya Debates to Ethno-nationalist Struggles: Umar Ibrahim and the Salafis
Transformation of the Islamic Research
Ilshat Saetov
: Djamaatization of Islam in Republican Turkey
SESSION 8
Architecture of Collective Housing
Moderator: Savaş Zafer Şahin
Kıvanç Kılınç
: From the Entrance Hall to the Sofa and Corridor: the Journey of a Siedlung in Yenimahalle,
Özlem Mutlu Ankara
Nihal Coşkun
: Mediterranean Modernism Revisited: Aktur Bodrum Holiday Village and Demir Holiday Village
Wiem Zerouati
: Collective Housing in Historic Center: Between “Traditional” Spaces and “Modern” Social
Practices. Case Study Setif-Algeria
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DAY 1
18.08.2014
SESSION 9
Visual Staging of Meaning: Exploring Borders of Religion, Identity and Politics
Moderator: Torsten Janson
Pekka Tuominen
: Visual Environment as a Valued Social Order: Aesthetic Practices and Cultural Intimacy in the
Beyoğlu District of Istanbul
Canan Nese Karahasan: Staging Islam at a Time of Unrest in Turkey: Re-organizing the Holy Relics Section in the
Topkapı Palace Museum
Anders Ackfeldt
: Multimodal Staging of Islam in Music Video: Semiotic Perspectives on “Paid in Full (Mini
Madness – The Cold Cut Remix
Ea Arnoldi
: Graffiti as a Form of Performance and Resistance in Palestine
Reza Arjmand
: Inscribed Bodies: Tattoo among Iranian Youth
SESSION 10
Language, Communication, Literature
Moderator: Deina A. Rabie
Hiroko Kinoshita
: The Phenomena of “The Verse of Love”: Social Role of al-Azhar Graduates in Contemporary
Indonesia
Deina A. Rabie
: Classical Arabic: Not my Mother Tongue. An Investigation of Language Affect and Ideology in
Egypt
Tanya Cariina Hsu
: Arabian versus Western Communication Styles and Misinterpretations
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Minorities in the Middle East
Moderator: Maryam Nazeri
Michal Nobis
: The Moroccan Jewry and Their Role in the Contemporary Moroccan Society. The Road to
Continuation or Extinction?
Maryam Nazeri
: The Representation of the “Subaltern Identities” in the Pahlavi I Period in Iran
Rupakjyoti Borah
: Ethnicity, Conflict in Northeast India and its Linkages with Southeast Asia
Bogumila Hall
: Daily Struggles of the al-Akhdam Community in Yemen: Between ‘Arts of Doing’ and Claim-Making
SESSION 12
13.30-15.30 - FEAS B Building G 101
Politics after the Decline Caliphate
Moderator: Burhan Bin Che Daud
Jennifer Viehl
: Institutional Thought in the Time of Local Sovereign Rule (12th-16th century)
Moustapha Mohamed Baba Elemine : Al-hadrami, Azougui et le Commerce Transsaharien: Quels Rapports?
Burhan Bin Che Daud : Nur al-din ibn Zengi and the Quest for Tajdid in 12th Century Syria
SESSION 13
The MENA Protest Movements and the Study of Middle East Politics
Moderator: Priscilla Álamos-Concha; Co-Chair: Cindy Reiff Discussants: Evren Altınkaş-Ezgi Kızıltan
Evren Altınkaş
Ezgi Kızıltan
: A Fifth Force in Politics?: Social Media, Revolutions and Non-state Actors in Politics
Ilyas Saliba
: Learning from Mistakes? The International Dimension of Authoritarian Stability
Abdalhadi Alijla
: Is the Arab Spring a Social Movement?
Silvia Ilonka Wolf
: The Gezi Park Protests - Turkey at the Juncture of New Social Realities
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18.08.2014
SESSION 14
Managing Codification of Islamic Law in Malaysia: Methods, Issues and Way Forward I
Moderator: Luqman Zakariyah
Luqman Zakariyah
: History and Methods of Codification of Islamic Law in Malaysia
Abdul Azeez Yusuf
: Problems of Codification of Islamic Law in Malaysia
Ibrahim Ahmad Basri : Codification of Islamic Criminal Law in Malaysia
Mek Wok Mahmud
: Codification of Islamic Family Law in Malaysia
SESSION 15
Youth and Youth Studies in Turkey
Moderator: Yörük Kurtaran
Asuman Göksel
: Taking stock of the EU Youth in Action Programme: What Difference Does it Make for Young
Özgehan Şenyuva People in Turkey?
Yörük Kurtaran
: Youth Policies in Turkey 2009-2012: Empowerment versus Protection
Laden Yurttagüler
: Autonomy and Young People in Turkey
SESSION 16
Turkey, Israel and the Arab Middle East
Moderator: Aviad Rubin
Aviad Rubin
: The Perils of Hegemonic Political Culture: What can Kemalism and AKPism Teach Us About
Regime Transition in the Middle East?
Uri Ben Eliezer
: Armies’t Political Influence within Divided Societies in a Post-Statist Era: Israel and Turkey
Reconsidered
As’ad Ghanem
: Regional Power and Stability in the Arab World – Turkey, Iran and Israel
Didem Oral
: Turkey and Israel as Unidentical Twins: Frames and Political Opportunity Structures of Peace
Movements in Militarist Societies
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SESSION 17
Civic & Political Participation of Women in Turkey
Moderator: Tuba Kancı
Mezher Yüksel
: Gendering the Parliament: Women Deputies in Turkey
Corinna Eleonore Trogisch: Turkey as Post- and Multiple Patriarchy. Dynamism or Bleak Era?
Tuba Kancı
: Re-making Citizenship and Gender in Turkey: From the Pedagogical State’s Desirable Citizen to
Melike Argıt the Enacting Citizen
SESSION 18
Meeting for the Participants in the Symposium: Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance
Welcome & Introduction: Rabab Ibrahim Abdulhadi, Jennifer Kelly
Sponsored by Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas Initiative (AMED)
SESSION 19
Reconstructing Islamic Empires: a Comparative Study of Iran and Turkey
Moderator: Ebrahim Towfigh
Çağdaş Sümer
: Turkey’s Quest for a ‘Nationhood’
Firooze Farvardin
: On the Limits of the ‘Islamic World’: Building an Alternative Conceptual Framework to Discuss
Spatiality in Turkey and Iran Comparatively
Nader Talebi
: The State as a Polymorphous Reality: A Theoretical Framework for Studying Iran and Turkey
Comparatively
Seyyed Mehdi Yousefi : Empire Structure and Nation-State Logic in Iran
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SESSION 20
18.08.2014
Middle Eastern Diasporas
Moderator: Besim Can Zırh
Swetlana Czerwonnaja : The Crimean Tatars on the Kiev’s Maydan (the Winter of 2013 / 2014)
Natalia Agnieszka Hapek: The Circassian Question. Memory, Rights, Self-determination
Elmira Gutieva
: Anatolian Ossetic: Some Aspects of Functioning of the Language of Ossetian Diasporic
Communities in Turkey
SESSION 21
Arab Spring and Muslim Brotherhood
Moderator: Birol Başkan
Birol Başkan
: The Changing Fortunes: the Muslim Brotherhood in the Arab Gulf Region
Naomi Ramirez
: The Muslim Brotherhood in Syria: Internal Dynamics After the Coup in Egypt
SESSION 22
The Geopolitical Origins of the Middle East?
Historical Sociological Perspectives on the Late Ottoman Period
Moderator: Can Cemgil
Jamie Christoper Allinson: Uneven and Combined Development in Late Ottoman Transjordan
Clemens Maximilian Hoffman : The Ottoman Empire and the Fallacy of Modernity
Kerem Nişancıoğlu
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SESSION 23
Identity & Diaspora
Moderator: Mert Karabıyıkoğlu
Wesam Al Assadi
: Arab Women Diasporic Writers: Hyphenated Selves in Quest for Identity
Katja Janßen
: The Spatial Dilemma of Palestinian Diaspora Poetry
Nino Surmava
: Issue of Cultural Identity in Ameen Rihani’s Writings (“The book of Khalid” and “Outside the Harem”)
SESSION 24
Women’s Activism in History
Moderator: Özlem Çelik
Enrique Bengochea Tirado: Experiencing the colony: Women Activism for Empire in Spanish Sahara
Sevil Çakır Kılınçoğlu : A Comparative Study of Women’s Experiences in Revolutionary Movements in Iran and Turkey
in the 1970s
Serpil Atamaz
: Riding the Waves of Change: Women in the Constitutional Revolutions in Qajar Iran and
Ottoman Turkey
Ali Akbar Jafari Zadeh : The Demands of Secular and Islamist women in Iran: A Historical Study
Elif Çevik
: Women’s Modernization Policies of the White Revolution of Mohammad Reza Shah
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SESSION 25
Explorations in Medieval Islamic Theology
Moderator: M. Sait Özervarlı
Maha El Kaisy
: The Mu‘tazila: the critical thinkers of Islam
Harith Bin Ramli
: Abu Talib al-Makki and the Salimiyya in the later Hanbalite tradition
Muammer Iskenderoğlu: Fakhr al-Din al-Razi and Ibn ‘Arabi on the ways to knowledge of GoDiscussant: unveiling or
reflection and reasoning?
Jon Hoover
: Ibn Taymiyya on God’s relation to space and spatial orientation
SESSION 26
16.00-18.00 - CCC A Hall
LOC Panel:
Being a Refugee in Turkey: Experiences in Turkey from the Refugee Perspective
The Association For Solidarity with Asylum Seekers and Migrants (ASAM)- Panel II
Session with Refugees and Asylum Seekers
SESSION 27
16.00-18.00 - CCC B Hall
The European Union’s Involvement in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) (I): Old and New
Conflicts
Moderator: Patrick Müller; Discussant: Beste Isleyen
Dimitris Bouris
: The European Union and State-building in the southern neighborhood: lessons from Palestine
and Libya
Patrick Müller
: The EU, Informal Governance and the Middle East Quartet: Survival of the Unfittest?
Hirah Azhar
: Squaring the Circle? The EU, Regional Cooperation and Conflict Transformation in the Middle
Justine Luis East and North Africa
Ludovica Marchi Balossi Restelli : The CSDP at Test: Strategic Culture Approach vis-à-vis Domestic Level Approach
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SESSION 28
16.00-18.00 - CCC D Hall
The Narratives of the Arap Uprisings: Towards a Cultural Analysis of Social Movements in the
Middle East
Moderator: Dalia Abdelhady; Discussant: Mark Levine
Sponsored by the Centre for Middle Eastern Studies at Lund University, Sweden
Joegen Aske
Narrating Raba’a
: The Meaning of High Risk Activities during Political Turmoil
Steffen Schimko
: War of the Narratives – The Cultural Performances of the Government and the Protest Movement in
the 2011 Bahraini Uprising
Nicole Roy
: Did the Yemeni National Dialogue Conference Empower or Oppress Women’s Voices? Multiplicity of
the Public Sphere and Narratives of Inclusion/Exclusion
Milos Davidovic
: Democratization in the Gulf: Media, Narratives and Democracy
SESSION 29
Young Migrants’ Experiences around the Globe
Moderator: Neslihan Demirtaş Milz
Neslihan Demirtaş Milz: Possibilities of Integration, Spaces of Exclusion: Young Migrants from Philippines Working in
Dubai
Idil Akıncı
: Identity and Belonging among second generation South Asian Migrants in Dubai
Carmella Pfaffenbach : Temporary Integration for a Life in Transition: The Segmented Urban Immigrant Society in
Veronika Deffner Muscat (Oman)
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SESSION 30
18.08.2014
Arab Spring and the EU
Moderator: Özlem Kaygusuz
Ali Mourad
:Le Devenir du Paradigme de la Conditionnalité Politique dans les Relations Euroméditerranéennes après le Printemps Arabe
Axel Gehring
: Defending the Order: EU-AKP Relations and the 2013 Gezi Events
Muzaffer Şenel
: European Union and the Arab Spring: Power by Stealth?
Adolfo Calatrava
: The Importance of the Economical and Security International Structures in the Arab Spring
Political Processes
SESSION 31
Social Protection Policies in the Middle East and North Africa II
Moderator: Markus Loewe
Ursula Kulke
: A Case Study: Jordan. How to Strengthen Social Protection Coverage in the Context of the EU
Agenda on Decent Work?
Randa Alami
: Inclusive Growth and Social Health Protection in the MENA Region
Burcu Yakut Çakar
: The Gender Dimension of Social Protection in Turkey
Rana Jawad
: Social Protection in the Arab Region: An Assessment of Policy Discourses and Impacts
SESSION 32
Theology & Religiosity
Moderator: Mustafa Öziş
Mahsa Asadollahnejad : Social Hope, Confrontation of Epistemological and Critical Shia Theology in Iran
Magdalena Zaborowska: The Anatomy of Lie. Strategy of Dissimulation in Contemporary Iranian Society
Shima Gholamreza Kashi: Modern Pilgrims in the Court of a Traditional Shrine
Muhiba Mahmadjanova Talafjancuna : The Role of Culture of Tolerance in Regulating Religious Misunderstandings
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SESSION 33
Les Amazighes Dans la Tourmente des ‘Printemps Arabes’.
Enjeux et Perspectives des Revendications Berbères en Afrique du Nord
Moderator: Mohand Tilmatine; Discussant: Thierry Desrues
Mohand Tilmatine
: L’évolution du Discours Amazigh en Afrique du Nord. Des Revendications Linguistiques aux Projets
d’autonomie
Stéphanie Pouessel
: Amazighité Versus Islam Politique ? Configuration des Revendications Amazighes en Régime Post-autoritaire
Marisa Fois
: La Tunisie en Transition: Quel Rôle pour les Amazighs?
Bruce Maddy-Weitzmann: Amazigh Spring Redux? The Arab Spring and the Amazigh Movement
Didier Le Saout
: La Contestation Amazighe au Prisme de l’institutionnalisation
Anna Maria di Tolla
: Les Revendications Berberes en Afrique Nord: Le Cas du Sud-est du Marac
SESSION 34
Islam & Medicine
Moderator: Labeeb Bsoul
Ahmet Karakaya
: Bioethics through Religious Lens: The Case of Stem Cell Researches
Labeeb Bsoul
: An Arab-Muslim Scientific Heritage: Islamic Medicine
SESSION 35
Class and Working Life in Turkey
Moderator: Ebru Voyvoda
Saniye Dedeoğlu
: Socially Excluding Immigrants in Turkey: Female Migrants’ Work in the Textile and Tourism
Çisel Ekiz Gökmen Sectors
Coşku Çelik
: Spatial Disintegration as a Barrier of Class Formation: The Case of Tourism Workers in Antalya
Hilal Erkuş Öztürk Tourism Region
Idil Safiye Soyseçkin Ceylan : Commodification of Care Work in the Informal Sector in Turkey
Ahmet Öncü
: On the Evolution of Turkish and American Engineers: A Veblenian Explanation
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SESSION 36
Roma People in the Middle East
Moderator: Murat Ceyhan
Mehmet Nuri Gültekin : Caste, Class and Borders: the Long Way of Gypsies in the Syria War
Vural Tarla
Aleksandra Bujalska : Meeting Penetrating Sight of the Gypsy Women Somewhere in the Middle East
SESSION 37
The Middle East and the World: 20th Century
Moderator: Fahriye Begüm Yıldızeli
Fahriye Begüm Yıldızeli : Tactical Manoeuvre or a Political Leap for British Imperialism in the Middle East? A Review on
the British Occupation of Egypt in 1882
Howard John Dooley : “Lucky Break” to Curveball: Intelligence Revelations as Catalysts for Suez and Iraq Crises
Mehdi Beyad
: Narrative and Agency: Beyond the “Invention” of the Middle East
Nadya Filipova
: Nourishing Political and Sectarian Polarization: the Soviet Bloc Foreign Policy in the Arab
Middle East
SESSION 38
Turkey as a Model
Moderator: Imanol Ortega
Efe Sevin
: Turkish Public Diplomacy in a Time of Flux
Meryem Ay
: The Middle East from the Eyes of Turkey: A Perception of the Public
Mustafa Kürşad Birinci
İbrahim Uslu
Imanol Ortega
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: Conservative Democracy (Muhafazakar Demokrasi) and Political Identity in the Ideological
reformulation of the Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi, AKP: Resurgence of Islam (Milli Görüş) or
Refund the Center-right Ruling Party (Turk-Islam Sentezi)
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SESSION 39
A Research Agenda for Arab Youth Three Years On
Moderator: Asuman Göksel; Discussant: Emma Murphy
Iván Martín
Moussa Bourekba
: Taking Stock of the Research Agenda on Arab Youth
José Sánchez
: Qualitative Methods and Methodologies on Contemporary Youth Social Changes Research in
Carles Feixa SEM Countries: the Case of the SAHWA Project
Maria Cristina Paciello : A Comprehensive Approach to the Understanding of Youth Exclusion and the Prospects for
Daniela Pioppi Youth Inclusion in the South and East Mediterranean: the Case of POWER2YOUTH
SESSION 40
New Historical Perspectives
Moderator: Seven Ağır
Chisako Omoso
: Ideological Background of Islamic Policy in Japan before World War: Focusing on the Religious
Organization Nihon Kokkyo Daidosha
Seda Erkoç
: King vs. Historian: James I and Richard Knolles’ Narrative of the Battle of Lepanto
Leila Khubashvili
: A Letter from Romanus Pontifex Pius II to the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II
Oral Toğa
: Franco - Ottoman Relations in Terms of France’s Middle Eastern Policies During The Reign of
King Louis XIV
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SESSION 41
Women, Religion and Workplace
Moderator: Yıldız Ecevit
Tally Zingher
: Contextual Factors in Female Hi-Tech Entrepreneurship in the Middle East – Gender and the
Startup Accelerator
Fatiha Talahite
: Déterminants et Evolutions du Travail des Femmes au MENA (Middle East and North Africa)
Sema Arslan
: A Comparative Study Between the UK and Turkey: Factors Affecting Religion Practicing Muslim
Women’s Motivation and Performance in the Workplace
Deniz Batum
Willy Jansen
: Comparing Notions of Work and Home Lives: Turkish-Dutch and Turkish Veiled Students
SESSION 42
Between the Safavid and Mughals’ Empires: Knowledge, Religion and Literature in the
Qutbshahi Dynasty
Moderator: Muhammad Karimi Zanjai Asl
Mohammad Karimi Zanjani Asl: Some observations on the Qutbshahi’s philosophical writings
Seyyed Sadegh Asef Agah : The Quts bshâhî’s and Qur’anic Studies in Persian: Sawa me‘al-Malakût by Shah Qâzî􀀀􀀀
Azadeh Karbasian
: Meteorological Studies in the Qut bshâhîs Period
Golaleh Honari
: From the Saljuki court to the Qut bshâhî dynasty Instance: Nezamî’s Haft Peykar and Ruh alAmîn Esfahânî’s Bahram Nâmeh
Malihe Karbassian
: New Documents on the Azar Keywânîs in the Qut bshâhî’s Period4
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SESSION 43
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance - Counterhegemonic Narratives: Historicizing Nakba,
Contesting Racism & Islamophobia
Moderator: Lena Miari; Discussant: Rabab Abdulhadi,
Hatem Bazian
: Palestine, Islamophobia and pro-Israel Producers’ of Muslim Otherness
Mandy Turner
: Creating a Counter-Hegemonic Praxis: Israeli Activists and the Challenge to Zionism
SESSION 44
History of Cooking in the Middle East
Moderator: Ömür Birler
Tamon Baba
: The Distribution of Court Cooking Ingredients and the Sovereign under the Ras lids during the
13th Century
Parvaneh Seyed Almasi: The Introduction, Description and Reflection of Turkish Dishes in Persian Literature
SESSION 45
Sectarian Fault-lines in the Wake of the Arab Revolutions
Moderator: Shahram Akbarzadeh
Mark Farha
: Searching for Sectarianism in the Arab Spring: Colonial Conspiracy or Indigenous Instinct?
Naser Ghobadzadeh
: From Competition to Confrontation: Khomeinism and Wahhabism in the Syrian Proxy War
Elham Fakhro
: Reconciliation Initiatives in Bahrain
Geneive Abdo
: The New Sectarianism: A Contemporary Political Conflict or the Resurgence of a Historic
Doctrinal Dispute?
Luciano Zaccara
: Iran’s Influence in the Gulf After the ‘Arab Spring’: Failed Strategy or Successful Saudi
Containment?
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SESSION 46
History of Kurds
Moderator: Evrim Türkçelik
Emine Rezzan Karaman : Neither Persian nor Kurdish: Imposition of Osmanlılık in the Kurdish Frontier and Making of the
Ottoman-Persian Border
Muhammad Mahmood Saleh: Trajectories of Kurdish-Ottoman Relations vis-à-vis Southern Kurdistan Region in the PostBitlisi Plan: Transformation of Political Culture and Identity
Abbas Zarei Mehrvarz : Confrontation between Britain and the Ottoman Empire in the Iranian Kurdistan in World War I
SESSION 47
Images of Children and Women in Middle Eastern Literature
Moderator: Feryal Awan
Muhammad Sabri Hamad: Political significances in Palestinian children literature within Israel
Feryal Awan
: Children of Palestine: Definitions and Implications for Screen-Based Media
Kana Oyabu
China Oyabu
: Images of the middle East in Religicus Children’s Literature
SESSION 48
Women’s Political Activism in the 2000s
Moderator: Giulia Daniele
Giulia Daniele
: Women’s Political Activism in the West Bank and Israel: the Alternative Road Towards a Fair
Conflict Resolution?
Yüksel Kamacı
: The Status of the Reformist Women in Iran during Ahmadinejad Presidency (2005-2013)
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SESSION 49
Politics in the Gulf
Moderator: İlhan Uzgel
May Darwich
: Wahhabism vs. Islamism: A Comparative Analysis of the Saudi Foreign Policy in 1979 and 2011
Sherif Elashmawy
: The Foreign Policies of Saudi Arabia and Qatar toward the Arab Uprisings: a Comparative
Perspective
Rachid Aarab
: Qatar: Power, Energy and Transition
19.00 - CCC Kemal Kurdaş Hall
WOCMES AWARD CEREMONY
WOCMES Award Ceremony / Cérémonie de remise du Prix WOCMES
WOCMES Award for Outstanding Contributions to Middle Eastern Studies
Welcome Address
Galip Yalman, President of WOCMES Ankara 2014
Introduction
Günter Meyer, Laudatio of the Chairman of the WOCMES International Advisory Council
WOCMES Ankara 2014 Award Laureate
Soraiya Faroqhi, Istanbul Bilgi University
20.00 - Cultural&Convention Center Garden
WOCMES OPENING RECEPTION
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SESSION 50
09.00-13.30 - CCC C Hall
Roundtable:
L ’Algérie des Anne’es Beuteflika: Novveaux Enjeux et Nouvelles Approctes
Sponsored by: L’IRMC (Tunis)
Françoise Lorcerie, Abdelkader Lakjaa, Ahmed Ghouati, Wassila Aïssat, Mounira Chariet, Louisa Dris Aït Hamadouche,
Ammaria Lachelache, Djaouida Lassel, Toufik Malek Chelih, Yamina Guenaoui, Leila Sidi Maoussa
SESSION 51
09.00-11.00 - CCC D Hall
Moving in and out of Islam in Europe and the Middle East I
Moderator: Karin Van Nieuwkerk
Mona Alyedreessy
: British Muslim Converts: Exploring De-conversion Processes to and from Islam
Egdunas Racius
: Lamenting the Lost “Sisters” and “Brothers”: Lithuanian Convert Muslims’ Reflections on
Apostasy
Oleg Yarosh
: Muslim Brotherhood Networks and Islamic Activism in Eastern Europe: Reinventing Islamic
Identities
SESSION 52
Studies on the Politics of Literature: Translations and Critical Discourse Analysis
Moderator: Kaveh Ghadery
Yasmine Aly Salah El Din : The Self and the Other: Will the Twain Ever Meet?
Neslihan Demirkol
: Reading the 19th Century Ottoman Literary System under the Light of Patrons: How Patronage
Influenced the Flow of Translation from European Languages and the New Turkish Literature
Kaveh Ghadery
: Translation; a Medium for Imposing Power and Ideology
Hale Işık Güler
: The Representation of Gender in Political Discourses: a Critical Discourse Analysis of
Yasemin Erdoğan Government Public Addresses in Turkey
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SESSION 53
Multiple Faces of Neoliberal Policies in Turkey: Networks and Local Strategies
Moderator: Ceren Ark; Co-Chair: Işıl Erdinç; Discussant: Bürge Abiral
Işıl Erdinç
: The Relations between the Trade Unions and the Political Field in Turkey during the 2000s:
Local and National Political Engagement Strategies of Trade Unionist-Deputies in the National
Assembly of Turkey
Ceren Ark
: Trading on a Dream: Neoliberal Transformation and Clientelist Exchange
Müge Neda Altınoklu : The Crisis of Media and Journalistic Practices During the 2000s: How Far are We from Relative
Autonomy of the Media?
SESSION 54
Turkish Model: Reality and Applicability
Moderator: Oyamada Eiji; Discussant: Ihsan Yılmaz,
Supported by the JSPS Project “Young Researcher Overseas Visits Program for Vitalizing Brain Circulation in
Graduate School of Global Studies at Doshisha University”
Idris Danışmaz
: A Conceptual Framework of “Turkish Model”
Iwasaka Masamichi
: Civilianization Process of Politics and Democratization in Turkey
Yuna Iguchi
: The Alevilik in Contemporary Turkey: Negotiations between the State and the Alevis
Masako Nakaya
: State Control System of Religion: Comparison of Turkey and China
Emin Yılmaz
: Particularities of Turkish Civil Society and its Contribution to the Democratization
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SESSION 55
Ancient Empires: East and West
Moderator: Leonardo Gregoratti
Mohamed Saleh Solieman: Who is Who in Roman Society Did Romans Know Racial Discrimination?
Leonardo Gregoratti
: Loyal to the Great King: The Parthian Empire and Its Client Kingdoms
SESSION 56
Islamic Law
Moderator: Irıs Sportel
Samy Ayoub
: Rethinking Islamic Law and the Ottoman State: Authority, Continuity, and Revision in Late Hanafi
Jurisprudence
Betty De Hart
: “Laws That Are Bad for Women” Dutch Women in Dutch-Moroccan and Dutch-Egyptian
Iris Sportel Families Navigating Islamic Family Law
Ayman Shabana
: Normative Status of Custom in Islamic Law Between Tradition and Modernity
SESSION 57
Disparités Régionales, Frontières et Identités dans le Contexte de la Révolution et la Transition
Tunisiennes
Moderator: Gharbi Mohamed Lazhar
Gharbi Mohamed Lazhar: Les Deux Tunisies de la Révolution
Ben Khater Houaida
: El harga: Représentations Sociales d’une Transgression
Mejri Lazhar
: Frontières, Révolution, et Terrorisme: Quels Rapports?
Saadaoui Fawzi
: La Contrebande dans des Zones Frontalières: ou la Transition en Péril?
Tizaoui Hamadi
: Développement Industriel et Disparités Régionales en Tunisie, 1956-2014
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SESSION 58
Political Islam in Egypt I
Moderator: Mustafa Şen
Marwa Wasfy
: The Egyptian Identity and Political Islam in the Post-revolutionary Era
Mauro Saccol
: The Egyptian Transition through al-Kawa kibi’s words
Jerome Drevon
: The Development of SalafiJihadi Networks after the 2011 Egyptian Revolution
Nataša Kubíková
: Al-Nour Party: Between Politicization of Masses and Electoral Activism
SESSION 59
Contentious Politics Approaches to MENA Conflicts and Institutional Change
Moderator: Yasuyuki Matsunaga
Housam Darwisheh
: Socio-political Origins of the Coup Against Muhammad Mursi: Intra-state Conflicts and
Regime-Protest Movement Dynamics
Khalil Dahbi
: Gradual Change, Significant Transformations: A Historical Institutionalist Account of the
Evolution of Morocco’s Parliament and Political Parties
Mohamed Omar Abdin : Damaging Impacts on Democracy: The Sudanese North-South Peace Process
Makiko Nambu
: Cultural Articulation of Palestinian Identity: Its Formation and Contestation
SESSION 60
Writers of Transformation: Memoirs, Blogs and Autobiography
Moderator: Norman Saadi Nikro
Teresa Pepe
: Embodied Identities in the Egyptian Blogosphere
Renata Rusek-Kowalska: Siba-Zeynab-Ziba: the Metamorphoses of an Iranian Woman
Norman Saadi Nikro
: Edward Said: Autobiography and Critical Practice
Silke Schmidt
: Scheherazade Teaching Arabs, Writing Self: Negotiating Arab American Womanhood
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SESSION 61
Analysis of Literature and Media in the Gulf States
Moderator: Erdem Tunçer
Erdem Tunçer
: The Role of English Language Daily Press in the Making of Qatari National Identity
Nadia Wardeh
: Dubai Cultural Magazine: The Quest for a “Modern Emirati Culture”
Abdullah Hamoud Alfauzan: Contribution of Place towards Social Freedom and Alienation in the Saudi City - Literary Point
of View
SESSION 62
Late Ottoman Economic History
Moderator: Semih Gökatalay
Semih Gökatalay
: Political Economy of Entrepreneurship in the Ottoman Empire during the Second Constitutional
Seven Ağır Period (1908-1918): An Analysis of Business Networks
Giampaolo Conte
: Italian Interests in the Administration of the Ottoman Public Debt
Deniz Kılınçoğlu
: The Invention of Tradition in Action: The Emergence of “Islamic Economics” in the Late Ottoman
Empire
SESSION 63
Tribalism in the Middle East I: Tribe and Diatribe: Anthropology Meets Political Science
Moderator & Discussant: Lisa Anderson
Dawn Chatty
: Syrian Tribes, National Politics and Transnationalism
Najwa Adra
: Qabyila: Tribal Identity in Yemen
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SESSION 64
Gezi Uprising I: Dissent and Civil Disobedience
Moderator: Cenk Saraçoğlu
Ebru Deniz Ozan Aytekin: The June 2013 (Gezi Park) Uprising and the Turkish Bourgeoisie
Nazlı Çağın Bilgili
: Let the Bridging Social Capital Win Over the Bonding: Gezi Park Protests as a Test of
Consolidation for the Turkish Democracy
Gabriela Ozel Volfova : Citizen Movement in Turkey: The Case of Occupy Gezi
Cenk Saraçoğlu
: 2013 Uprising in Turkey: The Reversal of the Process of “Ideological Dispossession”
SESSION 65
Economy and Environment of Bronze Age in Central Anatolia
Moderator: Ahmet Akkaya
Meltem Cemre Üstünkaya : Studying Local Climate Patterns Through Stable Isotope Analysis
Nathan Wright
: Results of Wood Charcoal Analysis at Kaman-Kalehöyük, Central Anatolia, Turkey
SESSION 66
Jeunesses, Changement Social et Politique (s) dans les Zociétés du Maghreb et du Monde
Arabe I: Étudiants et Jeunes Diplômés de l’enseignement Supérieur du Monde Arabe:
Opinions, Positions, Mobilisations, Valeurs et Insertions Professionnelles
Moderator: Fatima Zahid; Discussant:Ana Velasco Arranz;
Sponsored by: Secrétariat d’Etat à la recherche du Ministère español de l’Économie et la compétitivité
Ana Velasco
: Positions et Représentations des Jeunes Etudiants en Agronomie Face à une Situation de
Fatima Zahid Crise: Mobilisations et Changements dans les Sociétés Arabes et Méditerranéennes
Abellaoui El Hassane : Les Mécanismes d’insertion Professionnelle et Sociale des Jeunes Diplômés d’origine Rurale
Samir Larabi
: Les Révoltes Estudiantines en Algérie, Entre Tentation Politique et Corporatisme Syndical. Le
Cas du Mouvement de Protestation de 2011
Mounira Chariet
: Étudiants et Diplômés Algériens: Stratégies Linguistiques Face aux Inégalités des Systèmes
d’enseignement
Houria Sadou
: Les Aspirations des Jeunes Algériens et la Stratégie de la Réussite
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SESSION 67
Classical Middle Eastern Literature I: Theory and Themes
Moderator: Saygın Salgırlı
Amidu Olalekan Sanni : Time and Timelessness in Artistic Efficiency and Authority: the Discourse on Periodization in
Arabic Literary Theory and History
Ali Ahmad Hussein
: A Unique Pattern of Love Poetry by Mulayh b. al-Hakam
Marjan Ferdowsi
: The Role of Allegory and Metaphor in the Interpretability of Sonnets by Hafez Shirazi
Nasrin Faghih Malek Marzban
SESSION 68
Greek and Arab Political Thought I
Moderator: Çağrı Topal
Ikbal Bozkaya
: Apolitical Freedom
Almuth Lahmann
: Yahya ibn’ Adi and Saadia Gaon as Recipients of the Nicomachean Ethics?
Katrin A. Jomaa
: The Qur’anic Umma “Wasat”, Aristotelian Justice of the “Mean” and the Arab Spring
SESSION 69
The European Union and the Middle East I
Moderator: Çağlar Ezikoğlu
Çağlar Ezikoğlu
: The Role of EU in the Middle East Peace Process
Ann Kristin Jonasson : Constructions of Democracy: Meanings of “Democracy” in the EU’s Relations with the
Mediterranean Region
Vincent Durac
: The European Union and Egypt after the ‘coup’: the Security/democracy Dilemma Revisited
Julia Simon
: The European Union’s Perception of Political Islam in the MENA Region: Has the EU Changed its Mind
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SESSION 70
Sunni Prophetologies: Discourses and Representations
Moderator: Ruggero Vimercati Sanseverino; Discussant: Mareike Koertner
Nadjet Zouggar
: The Impact of Islamic Philosophy (falsafa) on Ibn Taymiyya’s Prophetology
Mareike Koertner
: To be or Not to be – Epistemological Discourses on Prophecy in Early Hadith Literature
Martin Riexinger
: Prophetology in Muhammad b. Abd al-Wahhib’s Mukhtaşar Sırat al-Rasul
Ruggero Vimercati
: Classical vs Salafi Prophetology: the Mafahim Yajibu an Tuşuhhah by Ibn ‘Alaw al-Malik
Sanseverino (1944-2004) and the Response of Traditional Scholarship to Reformist Narratives about the
Prophet Muhammad
SESSION 71
Gender and Citizenship in the South Shore of the Mediterranean
Moderator: Alberto Tonini
Leila El Houssi
: Women Participation in the Arab Spring and beyond: An overview
Sara Borrillo
: Moroccan Women Activists Waiting for the Arab Spring
Alessia Belli
: Gender Identity in Tunusia Public Debate
Cecilia Dalla Negra
: Egyptian Women between Authocracy and Theocracy
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SESSION 72
Earth Architecture in West and North Africa
Moderator: Stéphane Pradines; Co-Chair: Christian Darles
Christophe Bouleau
: Les Mosquées en Terre du Mali, Conservation et Architecture
Chafik Benchekroun
: La Qarawiyyin Originelle de Fès était-elle en Terre Crue?
Marinella Arena
Paola Raffa
: Draa Valley Tighremt
Perotti Giovanni
De Blasi Ottavio
Arena Marinella
Raffa Paola
: Tunisian Ksour for Humanity Heritage
Mounia Chekhab-Abudaya: De l’usage de la terre dans la Construction des qsur du Sud-Est Algérien
SESSION 73
Gendering Faith: Arab Women and the Islamic Revival I
Moderator: Aitemad Muhanna
Sponsored by Muwatin, the Palestinian Institute for the Study of Democracy
Aitemad Muhanna
: Women’s Moral Agency and the Politics of Religion on the Gaza Strip
Suheir Daoud
: Islamic Activism Among Palestinian Women in Israel
Zahra Ali
: Women’s Rights Activism in Post-2003 Iraq: Between Gender, Nation and Religion
Rouba Mhaissen
: Sectarian Subjectivities and Entrepreneurial Puests: Sunni Women’s Involvement in an Islamic
University Club in Beirut
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SESSION 74
11.30-13.30 - CCC A Hall
LOC Panel:
The International Dimension of Social Movements
Moderator: Melike Kara Özberk
Zelal Özdemir
: Identity/Ideology and the Awareness of International Politics in Gezi Resistance
Derya Göçer Akder
: Linking Global Politics to Street Politics: The Case of Gezi Protests
Kübra Oğuz
: The International Politics of Green Movement in Iran
SESSION 75
11.30-13.30 - CCC B Hall
Islamist Visions on the Demise? Comparing Pretenders for a Leadership Role in the Middle
East
Moderator: Henner Fuertig; Discussant: Meliha Altunışık
Henner Fuertig
: The “Arab Spring”: Chance or Handicap for an Iranian Leadership role in the Region?
Annette Ranko
: The Fall of the Muslim BrotherhooDiscussant: Implications for Egypt’s Post-Arab Spring
Regional Status
Maren Koss
: Hamas in Decline? Mursi’s Fall and its Implications for the Islamic Resistance Movement in
the Palestinian Territories
Andre Bank
: High Rise and Deep Fall? Turkey’s Position in Middle East before and after the Arab Spring
Martin Beck
: Regionalization of Regional Politics as a Result of the Arab Spring?
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SESSION 76
11.30-13.30 - CCC D Hall
Moving in and out of Islam in Europe and the Middle East II
Moderator: Egdunas Racidus
Karin van Nieuwkerk : Religious Journeys with and without Islam
Juliette Galonnier
: Learning to Be Muslim, American and French Converts to Islam and the Collective Learning of
Muslimness
Nuri Tınaz
: Conversion of African Carribbeans to Islam- A Sociological Analysis of the Nation of the Islam
Members in the UK
Nina Ter Laan
: Cookies with Moroccan Butter do not Taste as Good as with Dutch Butter” Home-making
Practices and Belonging Among Dutch Female Muslim Converts in Morocco
SESSION 77
Politics of Contestation: The Jordanian Hirak (Popular Protest Movement)
Moderator: Anja Wheler-Schoeck
Maria Blanco Palencia : Radical Groups in Collective Action: Organization, Ideology and Strategy in the Hirak Movement
of Jordan
Ahmad Al Sholi
: Preemptive Tactics of the Jordanian State: Sudden Bureaucratization of the Newly Formed
Teachers’ Trade Union
Claudie Fioroni
: The “Arab Spring” Effect and the Reshaping of the Jordanian Politics: The Contribution of the
Independent Trade Unions to the Reform Movement in Jordan
Shizuka Imai
: The Development and Provisional Outcome of the Popular Protest Movement in the Era of the
Arab Spring
Sara Ababneh
: Un/doing the Political: Women in the Jordanian Day-Waged Workers Movement
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SESSION 78
Where is the State? Rethinking Government and Politics in the Arab World
Moderator: Katharina Lenner D: Christopher Parker
Katharina Lenner
: ‘Teaching a man to fish?’ Paradoxes of State and Development Narratives in Southern Rural
Jordan
Ilka Eickhof
: Regulations from BeyonDiscussant: The Governmentalization of Cultural Politics and Civil
Society Through Foreign Cultural Institutions in Cairo in the Frame of the So-called Arab Spring
Fouad Marei
: Émigrés and Mujahids: The Glocalisation of Development and Local Government in Lebanon
Sylvie Janssens
: The ‘state’ of property in Azraq
SESSION 79
Travelling Concepts: New Research Trends and Findings on Gender and Society in Morocco
Moderator: Yasmine Berriane, Leila Bouasria; Discussant: Sara Borillo
Aicha Barkaoui
: Does research on gender in Moroccan universities help in deconstructing old sexist patterns?
Leila Bouasria
: Gender roles and ideologies within the couple of female textile workers in Morocco
Meriam Cheikh
: The sexual transaction theory applied to Moroccan cases
Yasmine Berriane
: Studying changing power dynamics within Morocco’s associational sphere through a gender
perspective
Hanane Darhour
: Engendering political representation in the aftermath of the Arab Spring
SESSION 80
Venues of Artistic Creation
Moderator: Kalliopi Amygdalou
Selen Artan
: Turkish Mosques as Venues of Cultural Production in New York
Asieh Harati
: Domestic Sphere, a Site of Otherness or the Space for Creativity?
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SESSION 81
Halal Food and Medicine
Moderator: Coşku Çelik
Abdul Aziz Mohamad : Development of The Halal Industry in Singapore: A Case Study in the Impact of Halal Nutraceutical
Mohamad
Deniz Parlak
: Religion Desacralized: The Case of Halal Food
SESSION 82
Femme et Méditerranéité
Moderator: Saïda Hamzaoui
Halima Ouanada
: Le Personnage Féminin dans le Théâtre de Voltaire à Source Orientale
Monia Kallel
: Quête de Légitimité et Rêve d’Orient dans les Ecrits de Femmes au XIXème Siècle.
Zouhour Messili
: La Femme et le Terrorisme ou l’insoutenable Violence dans l’Attentat de Yasmina Khadra et
Ben Aziza Oran, Langue Morted’Assia Djebar
SESSION 83
Rentier State Structures and the Competing Discourses on Citizenship
Moderators: Ulruka Märtenssonf, Abdulhadi Khalaf
Ulrika Mårtenssonf
: The significance of umma in Muslim Brotherhood Policy: Problems and Prospects of Islam as
Ethical Foundation of Civil Rights
Rania Maktabi
: Female Citizenship and the Patriarchal Order in Kuwait and Qatar: Rentierism and the Politics
of Citizenship
Abdulhadi Khalaf
: Citizenship as a Tool for Rent-allocation- the Case of Bahrain
Sabria al-Thawr
: The Akhdam in Yemen – a Stigmatized Group in Transition?
Connie Carøe Christianse
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SESSION 84
Political Islam in Egypt II: Muslim Brotherhood
Moderator: Muqtedar Khan
Muqtedar Khan
: Islam, Islamism and Democracy in Egypt after the Counterrevolution
Mona Farag
: The Turbulent Relationship of Egypt’s Military Forces and the Muslim Brotherhood
Mohamed Chami Mkouboi Abdoulkahar: A Comparative Study between Jamal Abdel Nasser Coup d’état in 1952 and Abdel
Fateh Sisi’s Coup in 2013: The Dissolution and the Survival of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood
SESSION 85
Moving Beyond the Primordialist-Constructivist Divide: How Does Sectarianism/Communalism
Actually Work in Iraq, Lebanon, and Beyond?
Moderator: Keiko Sakai
Keiko Sakai
: Plasticity and the Interchangeability of Boundaries among Traditional Social Identities and
their Selectability in the Middle East
Dai Yamao
: The Transformation of Politicised Sectarianism in Iraq
Kota Suechika
: Reconfiguring Sectarian and National Identities in Lebanon: The Case of the Lebanese Army
Yasuyuki Matsunaga : Theorising Cross-National Conflict Diffusion: How Does Sectarian Violence Spread in the
Middle East and Beyond?
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SESSION 86
Al-Sha‘ab Yathûru: Representations of “the People in Revolt” in Intellectual Production
Moderator: Layla Dakhli; Discussant: Gennaro Gervasio
Marianna Ghiglia
: The Press and the “Revolutionaries”: Egyptian Newspapers’ Portrays of Insurrectionaries in the
January 2011 – July 2013 Period
Ifdal Elsaket
: An Ambiguous Subversion: Egyptians in Revolt at the Cinema
Mélanie Henry
: We or I? The Self/Collective Dichotomy in Literary and Cinematographic Narratives of the
Egyptian 1977 Uprising
Ahmed Galal
: “Rebelling in Arabic and Recording in English”: Depictions of “Shabab” in Cairo My City, Our
Revolution (2012) Ahdaf Soueif
Marion Slitine
: Representations of Revolt in Palestinian Visual Arts: the Intifadas through the Eyes of Artists
SESSION 87
State Structure and Policy Making in Iran and Egypt
Moderator: Zahra Ahmadipour
Zahra Ahmadipour
: Evaluating Iran’s Industrial Clusters Development Program
Saleh Zamani
Dimokritos Kavadias
: A Comparative Study on Vulnerability of the State Structure: Iran (1979) and Egypt (2011)
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SESSION 88
Tribalism in the Middle East II: Tribes in Yemen: the View from within
Moderator & Discussant: Saad Sowayan
Mohammed Sharafuddin : Poetry and Tribalism in Yemen
Adel Mujahid Al Shargabi: The Future Political Role of Yemeni Tribal Sheikhs in Light of the Expected Outcomes of the
National Dialogue Conference
Fuad Al Salahi
: The True Role of the Tribe in the Arab Political Scene: the Case of Yemen
Abdul Karim Alaug
: Tribalism in the Yemeni National Dialogue Conference
SESSION 89
Gezi Uprising II: Resistance, Network and Discourse
Moderator: Gül Çalışkan
Çiğdem Aksu Çam
Aydın Çam
: Analysing Hemzemin Forum Post: Building the Discourse of an Urban Social Movement
Atilla Aytekin
: Reading Peter Weiss’s ‘The Aesthetics of Resistance’ in Light of June 2013 Protests in Turkey
Gül Çalışkan
: Symbols and Humor as Works of Justice and Citizenship in the Gezi Protests of Istanbul
Ahmet Öncü
Gürcan Koçan
: Balancing Mixophobia with Mixophilia: The Network Community of Gezi
Güneş Koç
: An Example of Occupied House: Don Kişot Social Center and ‘Getting Public Spheres Back’
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SESSION 90
Lebanon in Tension: Political Parties Between Modernity and ”New” Traditional Leadership
Moderator: Sabrina Bonsen
Hussein Gharbieh
: The Role of “Political Parties” in Lebanon in Enhancing Sectarianism
Sabrina Bonsen
: Amal and the Politics of Martyrdom in Lebanon between Tradition and Modernity
Christian Thuselt
: Between Personal leadership and “Training in Morals” – Lebanese Political Parties as Products
of a Hybridization-Process
SESSION 91
Jeunesses, Changement Social et Politique (s) dans les Sociétés du Maghreb et du Monde
Arabe II: Les Jeunes en Milieu Rural au Maghreb. Opinions, Stratégies de Vie, Participations et
Préoccupations
Moderator: Abderrahim Bentaïbi; Discussant: Noureddine Bahri;
Sponsored by: Secrétariat d’État à la Recherche du Ministère Español de l’Économie et la Compétitivité
Abderrahim Bentaïbi : Jeunes Ruraux du Maroc: la Question de la Diversité des Valeurs et des Stratégies de vie de
Noureddine Bahri Jeunes en Contexte de Contraintes Sociale, Economique et Ecologique
Thierry Desrues
Zhour Bouzidi
: Insertion des Jeunes Ruraux dans les Initiatives de Développement: Défis et Capacités
d’agence
Hichem Amichi
: Le Rôle des Arrangements Informels dans l’ascension Sociale des Jeunes Ruraux au Sein des
Sami Bouarfa Agricultures Irriguées en Algérie
Marcel Kuper
Hana Cherigui
: Titre de la Communication: Jeunes Ruraux au Maroc: Valeurs et Strategies
Fatima Zahid
Oussama Nah
: Stratégies d’existence de la Jeunesse Rurale des Montagnes au Maroc
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SESSION 92
Classical Middle Eastern Literature II: Theory and Themes
Moderator: Mohammad Ragheb
Alireza Korangy
: Tashkhis as Didactic Pun: Animals and the Inanimate Prompting Social Consciousness in Parvin’s
Divan
Faheem Hussain
: The Surah Yusuf (q.12) and the Case of the Animals: Analyzing Literary Qualities
Mohammad Ragheb
: Fictionality in Islamic Historiography and its Effect on Tarikh-e Bayhaqi
SESSION 93
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance III:
Comparative Border Studies: Gender, Sexuality and Intimacy
Moderator: Marisol LeBron; Discussant: Maria Josefina Saldana Portillo
Melissa Garcia
: Summoning Casual Witnesses: Border Feminists and the Politics of Knowledge
Çavlan Erengezgin
: Where do the United Nations Security Council Resolutions on Women, Peace and Security (in
Kurdistan and Palestine) Lead us?
SESSION 94
Greek and Arab Political Thought II
Moderator: Onur Bahçecik
Janne Mattila
: Philosophical Prayer in Arabic Philosophy
Elias Giannakis
: Some Remarks on al-Farabi’s Treatise on Vacuum
Zora Hesova
: A Medieval Philosophical view of Religion: Al-Ghazali’s Niche of Lights
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SESSION 95
19.08.2014
The European Union and the Middle East II: Morocco and Tunisia
Moderator: Bosco Govantes Romero
Sedef Eylemer
: European Neighborhood Policy and European Union’s External Governance in the Middle East
and North Africa: An Effective Policy or Just Rhetoric?
Zerrin Torun
: The European Union and Change in the Middle East and North Africa: Is the EU Closing Its
Theory-Practice Gap?
Bosco Govantes Romero: 2005-2010: The Settlement of a Privileged Relation Between the EU-Morocco
Fabian Stroetges
: The European Union and Tunisia’s Transition from Authoritarianism: What Relationship?
SESSION 96
Comparative Religious Studies I: Islam and Christianity in Medieval Period
Moderator: Irma Makharadze
Bülent Şenay
: “The Other” in the Paintings of 15th Century Orthodox Bucovina Monasteries in Romania
Irma Makharadze
: Islamic-Christian Parallels in the Light of Religious Dialogue
Alfons Teipen
: Changing Perceptions of Judaism in Early Biographies of Muhammad
Elif Tokay
: Searching for the Perfect Human Being: Continuity and Transformation of Gregory Nazianzen’s Theosis
Theology in the 10-11th Century Melkite Church of Antioch
Mariam Nanobashvili : Christian-Muslim Debates Held in Tbilisi in the 12th Century
Enrico Gabidzashvili
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SESSION 97
The Author in His Own Mirror: the Self-representation in Islamic Tradition
Moderator: Samer Rashwani
Samer Rashwani
: The Quranic Self-authorization: the Authorship and the Process of Revelation
Ruggero Vimercati
: Healing the Umma Through the Veneration of the Prophet: al-Qadi ´Iyad´s Kitab Al-Shifa and the
Sanseverino Defense of Sunnism in Medieval Maghreb
Serkan İnce
: Reconstruction of the Author and his Epistemological Principles: Argumentation-theoretic Analysis
of the Salih İbn al-Husayn al-Jafari Texts on Christian Teaching
Ismail Yavuzcan
: Nasir al-Din Tusi: theory and practice of writing
Fatih Ermiş
: What does the Muslim Scholar Mean, When he Disgraces Himself?
SESSION 98
Earth Architecture in Middle East and Beyond
Moderator: Christophe Bouleau; Co-Chair: Stéphane Pradines
Rolando Melo da Rosa : The Adobe-made Abode of Islam: Earthen Architecture and the Technologies of Belief
Stéphane Pradines
: Ethnicity and Earth Architecture in Egypt: Diversity of Cultures and Materials in the Fatimid
Town Walls
Christian Darles
: La Brique Crue au Yémen, Actualité.
Atri Hatef Naiemi
: Residential Compounds: Earthen Architecture in the Central Desert of Iran
Adrienn Papp
: Ottoman Earth Architecture in Buda (1541-1686)
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SESSION 99
Gendering Faith: Arab Women and the Islamic Revival II
Moderator: Hilde Kjøstvedt
Sponsored by Muwatin, the Palestinian Institute for the Study of Democracy
Liv Tønnessen
: The Politics of Salafism in Sudan: Women’s Empowerment through Gender Segregation?
Ferial Khalifa
: Palestinia Women’s Islamic Activism between Islamist Politics and Islamic Feminism
Hilde Kjøstvedt
: “Charitable Work” among Palestinian women on the West Bank and “the Hamas connection”
14.30-16.30 - CCC Kemal Kurdaş Hall
Keynote Speech
Samir Amin: Implosion of the Neoliberal Globalisation and its Effects on the Middle East Region
SESSION 100
17.00-19.00 - CCC B Hall
Urban Restructuring and Urban Policy in the Arab World
Moderator: Guenter Meyer
Jonas Margraff
: Patterns of Neoliberal Urbanization. Urban Policy in Bahrain
Azzurra Sarnataro
: Contesting Urban Space in Cairo: Towards New Forms of Urban Citizenship?
Carmella Pfaffenbach : Temporary Integration for a Life in Transition: The Segmented Urban Immigrant Society
Veronika Deffner in Muscat (Oman)
Najet Mouaziz Bouchentouf: “Batimet Taliane” (Oran-Algeria) or Attempted Gentrification of a Social Housing District
SESSION 101
17.00-19.00 - CCC C Hall
Roundtable:
One Land-Two States: Israel and Palestine As Parallel States - Sharing Sovereignty to Resolve
an Intractable Territorial Conflict
Moderator: Nimrod Hurvitz
Mark Levine, Dror Ze’vi, Nimrod Hurvitz, Raja Khalidi, Hiba Husseini, Mark Levine, Mathias Mossberg
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SESSION 102
17.00-19.00 - CCC D Hall
Key Figures in Ottoman Intellectual History
Moderator: Helen Pfeifer
M. Sait Özervarlı
: Al-Ghazali Defended or Criticized? An Examination of his Perception Among Pre-modern
Ottoman Scholars
Helen Pfeifer
: A man of Letters Between Mamluk Cairo and Ottoman Istanbul
Derin Terzioğlu
: Ibn Taymiyya’s al-Siyasa al-shar‘iyya and its Renditions in Early Modern Ottoman Political Thought
Sara Nur Yıldız
: Hacı Paşa’s Commentaries: Textual and Learning Communities and the Transmission of Islamic
Learning to Western Anatolia in the Late 14th Century
SESSION 103
Aspects of Early Republican Turkish History
Moderator: Yalın Alpay
Burcu Turan
: “Blue Anatolia”: A Narrative of Modern Nation Building Within the Context of “Mediterraneanism”
Efe Arık
: Bergson’s Philosophy against Ziya Gökalp and Durkheim’s Sociology in the Journal of Dergâh
Throughout The National Struggle in Turkey
Yalın Alpay
: Yirmi Kur’a Case
Metin Yüksel
: Between Two Nation-States: Ferzende’s Story
Seyda Barlas Bozkuş : Turning Invisible History To Visible One: A Multicultural Planning of Ethnography Museums In Turkey
SESSION 104
Culture and Identity of Kurdish People in Turkey
Moderator: Barış Mücen
Volkan Gülşen
: The Impact of the Kurdish Immigration Practices on the Civil Society Structure of Turkey
Karol Kaczorowski
: Social Construction of Cultural Identity Among Young Kurdish Migrants in Istanbul
Engin Sustam
: Art Subalterne Kurde et Transgression Culturelle en Turquie
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SESSION 105
Honor Crimes and Violence
Moderator: Susana Galan
Ibtesam Al Atiyat
: Honor Crimes Discourse in Jordan, Revisited
Nelly Ali
: Street Families in Cairo: An Ethnographic Studies of Child Street Mothers, Gendered Violence and
Gender Specific Services
Susana Galan
: “Out of the Street and the Square, and into the Starbucks: Cartographies of Sexual Violence, Political
Protest and Neoliberal (sub)urban Developments in Contemporary Cairo”
SESSION 106
State and Society in the Post-Arab Spring Era
Moderator: Søren Schmidt
Janicke Stramer
: Military-Politicization and Outcomes of Regime-change: a Comparative Case Study of Civil-Military
Relations in Tunisia and Egypt
Hassan Ali Jamsheer
: State and Society in the Arab World: Arab Revolutions in Search of Legitimacy
Søren Schmidt
: The Role of the Military in Democratization during The Arab Spring. The Cases of Tunisia, Egypt and
Syria
SESSION 107
Critiques of Modernity in Middle Eastern Literature
Moderator: Umut Azak
Maryam Hoseini
Nafise Moradi
: The Function of Myth in Post-colonial Discourse in Modern Persian Novel
Sernaz Arslan
: A Critique of Bureaucracy: Revisiting Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar’s “The Time Regulation Institute”
Elvan Julia Sayarer
: The Poetics of Spatial Mobility in Orhan Pamuk’s İstanbul. Hatıralar ve Şehir
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SESSION 108
Aspects Discursifs, Sociates et Politiques du Printemps Arabe
Moderator: Gamze Yücesan - Özdemir
Raja Daoues Fenniche : Réseaux Sociaux et Expressions Sémiotiques dans la Révolution Tunisienne
Mercedes Jiménez
: Régime Frontalier dans la Méditerranée et Révoltes Arabes: Nouvelles Mobilités et Nouvelles
Alvarez Formes de Contrôle en Afrique du Nord
Menaifi Ferial
: Le rôle Desidées et le Discours dans le Changement Politique et Social Selon l’approche
Gherbi Rokia Constructiviste: Etude de Casles: les Pays du “Printemps Arabe”
Kerdoudi Kolali Jawad : Impact du Printemps Arabe sur la Politique et l’économie des Pays du Moyen-Orient
Hafsa Afailal
: Craintes Face à la Nouvelle Politique Migratoire Marocaine: Analyse Global de la Politique dans
Son Contexte Euroméditerranéen
SESSION 109
Women’s Clothing
Moderator: Faezeh Esmaeili
Nadia Poorabbastahvildari: Women’s Clothing in Shahnameh Ferdowsi
Faezeh Esmaeili
: Wearing Policy: Methods of Performing and Resistances, A Historical Sociology Analysis of
First Unveiling Policy (1941-1925) in Iran
SESSION 110
Political Development and Democracy in Egypt
Moderator: Sonay Bayramoğlu
Solava Ibrahim
: First things first: the 3C-Model of Gassroots-led Development and Grassroots Democracy in Egypt
Misako Ikeda
: Parliamentary Development in Modern Egypt
Amro Ali
: Alexandria - a Political Laboratory in the Struggle Over Public Space
Maria Frederika Malmström : The Sound of Silence: Materiality, Affect and Transformative Politics in Egypt
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SESSION 111
Sectarianism, Tribalism and Kinship
Moderator: Özgür Dirim Özkan
Marieke Brandt
: Playing the “al-Qaeda” card in Şa’dah: Local Power Politics in Yemen’s Northern Frontier Province
Özgür Dirim Özkan
: Impact of Kinship Structure on Political Life: A Case Study in Pervari/Siirt
Sarfraz Khan
: Narrating Shia Rituals in the Re-emerging Sectarian Situation in Pakistan
Valeria Ruggiu
: Jordan’s Tribes and Regime Stability Permanent Features of Tribal Behavior Towards the Ruling
Regime
SESSION 112
Comparative Religious Studies II: Islam and Christianity
Moderator: Hasan Faruk Uslu
Mohsen Ebadi
: A Comparative Study between Political Islam in Middle East and Liberation Theology in Latin
America
SESSION 113
Sociology of Music in the Middle East
Moderator: Ratiba Hajd Moussa
Ines Fabiunke
: Music Videos in the Arab World: Transforming the Musical Legitimacy Hierarchies
Elif Çağlı
: Jazz as a Soft Power in Turkey- USA Relations
Michal Moch
: The Arabic Hip Hop. Describing the Contemporary Cultural Phenomenon in the Arab World
Alessa Flores Vela
: Music can be a Tool of War
Ratiba Hadj Moussa
: Imagination and the Poetics of Indignation in the Web: Maghreb Music of/at the Margins
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SESSION 114
Democracy and Reform in Iran from a Historical Perspective
Moderator: Demir Demiröz
Farinaz Aryanfar
: Democracy in Iran: an Analysis of the Effects of Televised Presidential Elections’ Debates of 2013
Ivan Sascha Sheehan : Strategies for Change in the Middle East: Clarifying the Contested Concept of Regime Change
from Within
Reyhaneh Javadi
: Historical Sociology Analysis of Short Term Reforms in 19th Century’s Iran
SESSION 115
Sacred Cities of the Middle East: Jerusalem and Medina
Moderator: Theodora Zampaki
Khalid El Awaisi
: Jerusalem and Early Islam: Muhammad’s Longing for the Holy Land
Theodora Zampaki
: Ibn al-Athir on the Conquest of Jerusalem (492/1099)
SESSION 116
The Roots Within: Socio-ecological Struggles in Turkey Under Neoliberal Developmentalism
Moderator: Ethemcan Turhan; Discussants: Fevzi Özlüer, Bengi Akbulut
Begüm Özkaynak
:
Pınar Ertör Akyazı Cem Iskender Aydın
Irmak Ertör
Ethemcan Turhan
:
Ayşen Eren
:
Mine Işlar
Sinan Erensü
Towards a Better Understanding of Environmental Conflicts in Turkey: Statistical Political Ecology
Meets with Societal Metabolism
The Will to Adapt: Divergent developmentalism(s) in Turkish Climate Change Adaptation Policy
Water As “Commodity”, River as “Infrastructure”: What Does Massive and Rapid Small Scale
Hydropower Development in Turkey Tell Us?
: Unrepresentables: The Ecological Citizen in Social Movements in Turkey
: Rethinking Commons Against the Repertoire of Ecology Activism in Turkey
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SESSION 117
Women: Marriage and Education
Moderator: Elif Öztabak-Avcı
Natasha Dar
: Existing in the Liminal: Materializing Muslim Bodies and Marriages in the French-North African
Immigrant Courtroom
Marzieh Kaivanara
: Women’s Empowerment: Restrictions and Contradictions
SESSION 118
Jeunesses, Changement Social et Politique (s) dans les Sociétés du Maghreb et du Monde
Arabe III: Diversity des Expressions et des Localizations de Engagement des Jeunes dans le
Monde Arabe. Demandes d’intégration, Participations et Contestations
Moderator: Thierry Desrues; Discussant: Yasmine Berriane;
Sponsored by: Secrétariat d’État à la Recherche du Ministère Español de l’Économie et la Compétitivité
Thierry Desrues
Ana Velasco Arrant
: Des Jeunes Maghreb ins Engages dans des Actions Collectives et le « Printemps Arabe »
Zakary Kediri
Mohamed Tozy
: Jeunes, Leaders et Agriculteurs: Fragmentation de l’élite Rurale au Maroc
Eric Gobe
: Le Barreau Tunisien dans la « Révolution »: Sens et Portée des Actions Collectives Jeunes
Avocats
Claudie Fioroni
: Clivage Générationnel et Mobilisations dans le Sud de la Jordanie: le Cas des Mobilisations des
« Jeunes » Demandeurs d’emploi
Hind Ftouhi
: : L’implication des Jeunes Ruraux dans les Projets de Développement Local (Cas des Projets de
Abdellaoui El Hassane l’INDH et du PMV) dans la Zone Meknès-El Hajeb au Maroc
Mohamed Mahdi
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SESSION 119
Arab Spring and Change
Moderator: Jan Claudius Voelkel
Jan Claudius Voelkel : Talking Shops or Power Centres? The Role of National Parliaments in the Arab Transformation
Bahi Riham Countries
Anastasiia Nosova
: Kuwaiti Arab Spring? The Role of Trans national Factors in Kuwait’s Contentious Politics
Ilyas Saliba
: The Fourth Dimension of Authoritarian (In)stability? Conceptualizing the Effects from
International Context During the Arab Uprisings
Waleed Ali
: “Disecuritization” of the Middle-East: the Post Arab-Spring
Annette Jünemann
: The Arab Revolts and Interregional Security in the Euro-Med
SESSION 120
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance IV:
Queer Visions for Palestine: Contextualizing Colonialism and Diasporas
Moderator: Gayatri Gopinath; Discussant: Paolo Bacchetta
Umayyah Cable
: Cinematic Activism: Cultural Politics at the Boston Palestine Film Festival
Haneen Maikey
Ghaith Hilal
: Dismantling the Image of the “Palestinian Homosexual”
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SESSION 121
Negotiating identity and modernity in middle eastern art
Moderator: Silvia Naef; Discussant: Martina Becker
Mirl Redmann
: Accessing the Modern Through the Contemporary? The Withdrawal of Tradition Past a
Surpassing Disaster” Appropriated for the Discourse about Modern Arab Art
Elahe Helbig
: Unrevealed Exchange. Early Photography in Iran
Katrin Nahidi
: Saqqakhaneh - Artistic Concepts for Iranian Modern Art
Charlotte Bank
: The Artist in Syrian Society: Official vs. Unofficial Art and the Problem of Engaged Artistic Practice
SESSION 122
Understanding Justice and Development Party Rule
Moderator: Ayşe Ayata
Emine Bademci
: The Role of Islam in the Ideology and Political Communication of the Justice and Development Party
Umut Bozkurt
: Making Sense of the Dynamics Behind the Hegemonic Crisis of the AKP
Melahat Kutun Gürgen : Seeking for the Theoretical Traces of JDP’s Authoritarianism: Its Assessment on Schmitt and Hayek
SESSION 123
Themes in Islamic Theology
Moderator: Youshaa Patel
Zeynep Yücedoğru
: Tahrif of the Bible or the Religion? Reflections from Ibn Taymiyya on the Corruption of the Bible
Youshaa Patel
: The Social Imaginary of a 17th century Sufi-Jurist: Najm al-Din al-Ghazzi on Jews, Christians
and Others
Mehmet Paçacı
: Muslim Apocalypticism and Today’s Middle East
Kadir Gömbeyaz
: Heresiographical Classification in Islamic Literature
Patrick Laude
: Reflections on the Quranic Notion of Ayat and Some of Its Contemporary Implications
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SESSION 124
Gender-based violence in the Middle East
Moderator: Marwan Khawaja
Banu Akadlı Ergöçmen : Domestic Violence Against Women in Different Household Structures
Ilknur Yüksel Kaptanoğlu
Jinan Usta
: Domestic Violence in Crisis Settings
Enshrah Ahmed
: UNFPA Strategy and Framework for Action to Addressing Gender Based Violence
Mehrinaz El Awady
: Arab National Legislation on Violence Against Women
Cari Clark
: Intimate Partner Violence, Other Family Violence and Unmet Need for Family Planning in Jordan
SESSION 125
Literature and Politics
Moderator: Sanem Güvenç Salgırlı
Nino Jikia
: The Palestinian Problems in Ghassan Kanafani’s Novels
Yaseen Ibraheem Kittani: Palestinian Literature in Light of the Uprising: the Novel of Sahar Khalifah as an Example
Mehri Abdi Miardan : Satirical Reflection of Social Issues in Golestan Saadi
SESSION 126
The European Union and the Eastern Mediterranean
Moderator: Nilgün Arısan Eralp
Özker Kocadal
: The EU in Cyprus Peace Process: An Ambivalent Peacemaker
Nilgün Öner
: Turkey’s Role as an Energy Hub: Strategic Selectivity and Competing Strategies in the Eastern
Mediterranean
Emin Erol
: Eastern Mediterranean and Energy Security
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SESSION 127
09.00-11.00 - CCC B Hall
Iraqi Politics in Post-Saddam Era
Moderator: Marc Lemieux
Mehair Kathem
: The District Advisory Council (DAC), Peace Building Interventions and the Iraqi NGO Sector in
Sadr City Between 2003 and 2013
Marc Lemieux
: Iraq Elections and Political Concession-making Since 2005, Between Islam and Secular Nationalism
SESSION 128
09.00-11.00 - CCC C Hall
Egypt in Transition: A Balance-sheet
Moderator: Gamal M. Selim
Organizer: International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES) Sponsored by: International
Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES)
Ibrahim G. Aoudé
: Egypt Between January 25 and June 30
Michael Mulligan
: The 2014 Constitution and Egypt’s Obligations Under International Law
Amany A. Khodair
: The Egyptian Spring: Women’s Friend or Foe?
Lawrie Phillips
: Filming Revolutionary and Post-revolutionary Egypt: The Struggle for Survival and Credibility
SESSION 129
09.00-11.00 - CCC D Hall
Gender Equality in (Times of) Crisis: Neoliberalism and Neo-conservatism in Turkey
Moderator: Feride Acar
Gülbanu Altunok
: Biopolitics, Security and Gender (equality): Neo-conservatism (against Feminism) in Turkey
Saniye Dedeoğlu
: Female Employment Policies in Turkey: A Pendulum Between Conservatism and Neoliberalism
Melda Yaman
: Neo-liberal Policies, Industrial Strategy and Female Employment
Handan Koç
: Understanding Neoliberalism and the New Conservatism in Middle East: Turkey Experience and
Prospects for Feminism
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SESSION 130
Comparative Political Economy of Middle East I
Moderator: Ines Trojette
Oğuzhan Göksel
: The Turkish Economic Development Experience and the Post-Revolutionary Middle East in
Comparative Perspective
Ines Trojette
: Determinants of Conditional Convergence MENA-Euro Zone: the Institutional Effect
Taner Beyoğlu
: The Effect of Neoliberal Policies on the Administration of Culture in Turkey
SESSION 131
Globalisation, Local Government and Governance in the Middle East
Moderator: Rami Zeedan
Rami Zeedan
: Minorities Local Government in the Middle East
Seyed Mousa Pourmousavi: Analysis of Middle East Islamic cities Position in World Cities Network
Hossein Mohammadian
SESSION 132
Transformation, Elite Change and New Social Mobilization in the Arab World I: Reconfiguration
of the Politically Relevant Elite
Moderator: Muriel Asseburg; Co-Chair: Heiko Wimmen; Discussant: Steven Heydemann
Chérine Chams El Dine : The Military’s Shifting Alliances and Egypt’s Transformation Process
Nadine Abdalla
: Youth Movements in the Egyptian Transformation
Amel Boubekeur
: Difficult Elite Coalitions and the Tunisian Transformation
Anna Antonakis
: Unequal Agendas: Contentious Politics and Participation in Tunisia’s Transformation
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SESSION 133
Migration and Diasporas
Moderator: Pieter Verstraete
Wai Yip Ho
: The Emerging Yemeni Diaspora in China and China’s Growing Presence in Yemen
Florian Kohnle
: Religious Aspects in the Context of Autochthonous Christians’ Diaspora Networks in the Middle east
Emanuelle Degli Esposti: Narrating the Diaspora, Creating the Nation: Discourse, Identity and the State in the Making of
the Iraqi Shi’a Diaspora
SESSION 134
Reform in Morocco
Moderator: Sedat Günay
Volkan İpek
: The European Morocco: a Postcolonial Aspect of How the Treaty of Rome Was Interpreted by
the King Hassan the Second?
Mohammed Masbah
: Understanding Morocco’s Slow Motion Reform Process
SESSION 135
One Empire, Many Religions: Religion and Society Under Fatimid Rule I: Fatimid Narratives of
Authority
Moderator: Almut Hoefert; Discussant: Ismail Poonawala
Jamel A. Velji
: Imminence, Distance: Narrative Reframings of Early Fatimid Apocalyptic
Shainool Jiwa
: The Baghdad Manifesto: A lineage Exposed or an Expose on Lineage?
Arzina R. Lalani
: Fatimid Notion of Authority: Historical and Intellectual Premises
108
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SESSION 136
Espace Public et Conversation de la Nature
Moderator: Khadijetou Seneh
Khadijetou Seneh
: Système Territoriale: Développement et Conservation, Faut-il Choisir? Impact de la Route
Nouakchott Nouadhibou su le Parc National du Banc d’Arguin (PNBA)
Louafi Ep Bellara Samira : Les Arbres d’alignement dans L’espace Public Urbain et Son Influence sur la Qualité des
Abdou Saliha Ambiances Thermiques
SESSION 137
Representation of Women in Media
Moderator: Nancy Gallagher
Sinan Kadife
: Representations of Women in “Islamist Films” in Turkey
Nancy Gallagher
: Women and Gender in Contemporary Egyptian Documentaries
Sabah Firoz Uddin
: Burka Avenger, Pakistani Cartoon Taking on the Taliban: A Move to Feminism or Keeping
Women on the Margins?
SESSION 138
Kurdish Politics I
Moderator: Metin Özuğurlu
Özlem Kayhan Pusane : Counterinsurgency as Foreign Policy: Turkey’s Struggle with the PKK at the International Front
Aslı Ilgıt
Özlem Göner
: Spatial Formations of the Nation and the Outsiders: The Case of Dersim
Ferda Fahrioğlu Akın : Applying Human Needs Theory to Turkey’s Kurdish Question in the Context of Security and
Identity
109
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SESSION 139
Neither Visitors, Nor Colonial Victims: the History of Muslims in Interwar Europe
Moderator: Umar Riyad
Sponsored by European Research Council (ERC Starting Grant)
Umar Riyad : Towards a Trans-Cultural History of Muslim Networks in Interwar Europe
Sophie Spaan
: Muslim Religious Identity and Institutions in interwar Europe
Mehdi Sajid
: Muslim Images of Europe from within: The Case of Shakib Arslan
Andrei Tirtan
: Political Activism and Pan-Islamism in Interwar Europe
SESSION 140
Post-Arab Spring: Russia and the Middle East
Moderator: Pınar Bedirhanoğlu
Muharrem Erenler
: The Extent and Instruments of Russian Soft Power in the Contemporary Middle East
Seven Erdoğan
: Coming Back of Russia: The Case of Arab Uprisings
Morteza Shoja
Akbar Valizadeh
: Russia and Arabian Uprisings
SESSION 141
Socio-Political Changes and Future Prospects in the Gulf I: From the Perspectives of Political
Actors, Class, Ethnicity and Gender
Moderator: Abdullah Babood and Namie Tsujigami; Discussant: Abdullah Babood
Kristian Coates Ulrichsen: Shifting Dynamics of Politics and Opposition in Kuwait
Hirotake Ishiguro
: Experiment of Elections and Development of Parliamentary Politics in the Gulf
Takuya Murakami
: Non-Ideological Demonstration in Oman: New Forms of Lobbying or Threat of Regime Change?
110
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SESSION 142
Conceptualising De-Democratisation in Turkey: An Analysis From the Perspective of Human
Security
Moderator: Zuhal Yeşilyurt Gündüz
Birgül Demirtaş
: Justice and Development Party’s Understanding of Democracy: “Advanced Democracy” in
Rhetoric, De-Democratisation in Practice
Zühal Yeşilyurt Gündüz : The Justice and Development Party: On Women’s Bodies and Humans’ Insecurities
Funda Gençoğlu Onbaşı: A Discussion on the Notion of Hate Speech from the Perspective of the Relationship between
Democracy and (Human) Security
Bezen Balamir Coşkun : Turkeys Refugee Regime and the Construction of “Syrian Refugee” as a Human Security Issue
SESSION 143
L’architecture, les villes et les sites symboliques dans le Maghreb
Moderator: Oğuz Oyan
Senda Fendri
Mounir Dhouib
: Morphologie Structurale et Systémique de la Médina de Tunis
Khadidja Boughazi
Samia Rebouh
Harkat Naim
Aiche Messaoud
: La Vallée du M’zab, Une Leçon D’architecture
Mansouri Lamia
Debache Samira
Djeridi Anis
: Spatialité et Symbolique d’un Espace Soufi à Alger au XVIIIe Siècle
Haoui Bensaada Samira: El Kantara, Exemple d’une Architecture Vernaculaire Oasienne en Algérie
111
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SESSION 144
Changing Identities in History
Moderator: Lise Paulsen Galal
Deanna Womack
: Gospel Preachers, Gospel Printers: Syrian Protestants & the Nahda
Karene Sanchez
: Language, Identity and the Catholics of the Holy Land: the case of the Melkite community
(1920-1950)
Michael Marten
: The Ramifications of Scottish Presbyterian Influence on British Policy in the Mandate Period
After 1948
SESSION 145
From Modernization to Westernization: Some Observations on the Course of the Tanzimat
Moderator: Eugunia Kermeli
Butrus Abu Manneh
: Social Mobility in Ottoman-Turkish Society and its Impact on the Tanzimat
Mehmet Seyitdanlıoğlu : Tanzimat: Beginnings of Separations of Powers in Ottoman Empire in Tanzimat Era 1838-1878
Berrak Burçak
: Beyond East-West Dichotomy: Some Observations on the Tanzimat Reforms
SESSION 146
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance V:
Resistant Economies and Questions of Solidarity
Moderator & Discussant: Saed Abu Hijleh;
Jennifer Kelly
: The Forest for the Trees: Tourism, Erasure, and Solidarity in Palestine
Maryam Griffin
: On Buses and Vans: Movement as/and Non-movement in Palestine
112
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SESSION 147
Afghanistan in Historical Perspective
Moderator: Müslüm Kavut
Zeynep Tuba Sungur
: Tribal Encounters with Modernity: The Case of Pashtuns in Afghanistan
Alam Payind
Melinda McClimans
: Inside Afghanistan 24 Years After the Soviet Withdrawal
SESSION 148
Role of Media in Egyptian Revolution
Moderator: Theodora Papadopoulou
Kai Hafez
: Radically polarized publics and the demise of media freedom in Egypt
Tolga Yazıcı
: Different Perceptions of Egyptian Coup D’etat by Turkish Media
Theodora Papadopoulou: The Role of Media in the Case of the Turmoil in Egypt
SESSION 149
Reconfigurations of Space
Moderator: Berkay Ayhan
Zahra Ahmadipor
Erfan Dalili Didar
: Principals and Methods of Administrative Division in Iran
Guillaume Vareilles
: Géographie Politique et Géohistoire des Frontières au Proche-Orient: (Re)naissance d’une
Modernité?
113
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SESSION 150
Post-Islamism in Turkey I: Theoretical Approach
Moderator: Isabel David and Tugrul Keskin; Discussant: Beken Saatcioglu;
Sponsored by the Journal Sociology of Islam
Michelangelo Guida
: Intellectual Debate on Post-Islamism
Kemal Sılay
: Respeaking the Ottoman Words, Reliving the Ottoman World: The Cultural Significance of
Turkey’s Imperial Past and Its Political Significance for Turkish Islamism(s)
Damla Işık
: Vakif as Intent and Practice: Charity and Poor Relief in Contemporary Turkey
Neslihan Çevik
: Muslimism: Islamic Engagements of Modernity in Contemporary Turkey
SESSION 151
Oral and Written Narratives in Education Practices
Moderator: Serap Emil
Deniz Yüksel
: Affecting Turkish Girls and Boys - Dissertation Project: Gender, Nation, and Religion in
Contemporary Turkish School Textbooks
Aslıhan Zengin
: Reasons of Internally Displaced Kurdish Women for not Participating in PECs (Peoples’
Education Centers): a Narrative Analysis
Jennifer L Nichols
: The Arabic Language Fog of War: Veterans’ Language Learning Experiences During Deployment
and After
SESSION 152
Tatar Exiles in Interwar Japan
Moderator: Nobuo Misawa
Nobuo Misawa, Sayeko Numat, Merthan Ali Dündar, Abdullah Gündoğdu, Ismail Türkoğlu
114
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SESSION 153
11.30-13.30 - CCC B Hall
The Unknown Known’s: Iraq after 10 Years of Occupation
Moderator: Tareq Y. Ismael; Discussant: Gamal M. Selim;
Sponsored by: International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES), in cooperation with the
International Association of Contemporary Iraqi Studies (IACIS)
Tareq Y. Ismael
:
Jacqueline S. Ismael
Hussain Shaban
:
Raymond William Baker:
Sherzad Ameen Al-Najjar:
SESSION 154
The Rule of the Preacher’s: Examining Today’s Iraq Through Al-Wardi’s Lens
State and the Roots of the Democracy in Iraq
Breaking Windows: Corruption, Iraq, and American Empire
The Views of al-Wardi on the Prospects of Democracy in Iraq
11.30-13.30 - CCC C Hall
Roundtable:
Expressions of Resistance: The Mainstreaming of the Alternative
Moderator: Malak Rouchdy
Mariz Momtaz Shaker : Politics of Dancing: Rethinkg Gender Discourses Through Cairo’s Contemporarary Dance School
Kelada
Noha Sherif Khattab : The Performing Body: Embodiment as Vehicle as Expression
Zainab Magdy
: Rethinking Sheharazad: Images of Resistance and Conformity
Dana Alawneh
: The Body Through the Told and the Performed: Women Storytelling and Performance Projects in Cairo
SESSION 155
11.30-13.30 - CCC D Hall
Toward an Islamicate Cosmopolitan Imagination: the Moral Legacy of Marshall GS Hodgson
Moderator: Miriam Cooke
Huricihan İslamoğlu : World History as Fulfillment of Individual Moral Responsibility
Ercüment Asıl
: Tradition in the Technicalistic Age: a Hodgsonian Example from Ottoman Popular Science
Bruce B. Lawrence : Hodgson the Cosmopolitan Historian, with Islamicate Accents
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SESSION 156
Comparative Political Economy of the Middle East II
Moderator: Maria Fernandez Vivancos Marquina
Maria Fernandez Vivancos Marquina: Class, Lifestyle, and Automobiles in Cairo
Matthew Wainscott
: Egypt’s Capitalist Class and Revolution
Mehmet Hecan
: Comparative Political Economy of IMF Packages; Egypt and Tunisia
SESSION 157
Political Violence
Moderator: Umut Bozkurt
Mustafa Yetim
: Revisiting Actor Debates in International Relations Discipline: Hezbollah as a Non-State Actor
in the Wake of “Arab Spring”
Dila Vardal
: Types of Violence in the Middle East: Why Peaceful Co-Existence Appears to be an Ideological
Dream
Fadi Zatari
: Global or Local? The Concept of Jihad According to al-Qaeda and Hamas
SESSION 158
Transformation, Elite Change and New Social Mobilization in the Arab World II: Social
Mobilisation and New Patterns of Participation
Moderator: Heiko Wimmen; Co-chair: Muriel Asseburg; Discussant:Steven Heydemann
Wolfram Lacher
: The Rise of the Local in Libya: Towards a New Elite Bargain?
Rafaa Tabib
: Bottom-Up Participation and Political Contestation in Libya
Mareike Transfeld
: The GCC Roadmap, Shifting Elite Coalitions and the Transformation in Yemen
Atiaf Al Wazir
: Independent Youth in the Yemeni Transformation
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SESSION 159
Issues in Contemporary Middle Eastern Literature
Moderator: Fedra Rodriguez Hinojosa
Fedra Rodríguez Hinojosa: The jihadist character in 21st century Arabic literature
Ralph Heyndels
: La Signification Socio-Culturelle des Trois Romans Ayant Reçu le Prix de la Mamounia
Alireza Nabilou
: Literature in the Middle East Between Tradition and Innovation
Hanan H Jasim
: Rewriting Romance in Thousand and One Nights
Irene Siegel
: History and The Ethics of Allegory in the Writing of Edmond Amran El Maleh
SESSION 160
The Role of China in the Middle East
Moderator: Sujata Ashwarya Cheema
Zhiguang Sam Yin
: The Politics of Resistance: Mao Zedong’s Perspective on the Politics of “The Third World
Countries” in the 1950s and a Review of Post-Cold War Narrative of Cold War History
Norafidah Ismail
: China: Dealing with the Arab Uprisings and Crises
SESSION 161
Discourse and Images in the Media
Moderator: Trudy Anderson
Trudy Anderson
: In the Telly of the Beast: from Post-Colonialism to Neo-Colonialism in the Depiction of the Arab
in British and American Media
Tatiana Mozhaeva
: Signification and Temporality Across Cultures
Majid Hosseini
: The Media War; Ideological Illustration between West and East, Hybrid Solution, the Common
Arash Khani Media Language and Ethical Sharing
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SESSION 162
Citizenship in the Muslim Mind: Merging Constructs and Applications of Citizenship in
Domestic and Transnational Spaces
Moderator: Saeed A Khan
Jason Huyghe
: Citizenship in Transition: The Hizmet Movement in Turkey and the United States and its
Development as a Mode of Civic Participation as a Transnational Phenomenon
Saeed A. Khan
: Ontological Citizenship: A Realignment of Rights and Responsibilities Between the Individual
and the State(s) in 21st Century Migration and Transnationalism
Isra El-Beshir
: The Desire to Belong: American Political Discourse Post-9/11 and its Implications on
Perceptions of Arab American Muslim Citizenship from Within and Without
Sidra Ali
: Citizenship from Dislocation: An Examination of Orphanages in the US & Turkey and their Role
in Applying and Shaping Notions of Citizenship
SESSION 163
One Empire, Many Religions: Religion and Society Under Fatimid Rule II:
Fatimid Techniques of Power
Moderator: Serena Tolino
Almut Hoefert
: Rule as Experiment: the Religious Policy of Caliph al-Hakim
Serena Tolino
: Eunuchs in the Fatimid Empire: Ranks, Masculinities and Sacredness
Hatim Mahamid
: The Fatimids in Syria and the Sunni Shi‘i Conflict
SESSION 164
Islam and Theology: Tafsir, Fiqh, Hadith
Moderator: Luay Radhan
Alena Kulinich
: Perceptions of Mu‘tazilite Exegesis in Pre-Modern Islamic Tradition
Mohammed Moussa
: Mohammad al-Ghazali and the Jurist’s Craft: Alternatives to History in Contemporary Islam
Luay Radhan
: Did Mohammad Really Say that?! Jamal al-Banna’s Doubts about “Sahih al-Bukhari”
Susanne Olsson
: Changing Notions of the Phrase al-Wala’ wa al-Bara’ (‘Allegiance and Disavowal’)
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SESSION 165
Women’s experiences of public space in Turkey
Moderator: Elif E. Aksit
Elif E. Akşit
: Forgotten Spaces, Dislocated Politics
Selda Tuncer
: Stepping out of Home: Everyday Conditions of Women’s Going Public in Turkey
Elifhan Köse
: Urban Space and Gender Geography in the Turkish “Taşra”: Case Study of Karaman
Figen Uzar Özdemir
: Pious Women’s Religious Activities at the Mosques in Ankara, Turkey
SESSION 166
Kurdish Politics II
Moderator: Burcu Binbuğa
Hatice Yaprak Civelek : Researching Ethnicity in Turkey: “Mother Tongue” as a Discursive Choice
Sinan Zeyneloğlu
Eser Selen
: Rethinking Ethno-Racist Fictions, Nationalist Myths: Turkish Variations
Ulrike Flader
: Undermining Subjectivation in the Everyday: Kurdish Children’s Practices of Subverting the
National Vow in Turkey
SESSION 167
History of Mandate in the Middle East
Moderator: Birten Çelik
Itamar Radai
: A Tale of Cultural Hybridity: the Palestinian Middle Class in Jerusalem under the Mandate
Mohammad Masad
: Reexamining British Mandate’s Orientalist Approach to Palestine
Catherine Wadad Batruni: Lebanon and the Second World War: The End of a Mandate and the Birth of a Nation
Idir Ouahes
: Press & Censorship during the first five years of France’s Syrian Mandate
119
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SESSION 168
The Naqab Bedouin and Colonialism: New Perspectives
Moderator: Sophie Richter Devroe
Sophie Richter Devroe : From Ayam Ar-Reef to Rahat: Naqab Bedouin Women’s Experiences of Sedentarisation
Mansour Nasasra
: The Politics of Non-Cooperation and Lobbying: the Naqab Bedouin and Israeli Military Rule,
1948-1967
Ahmad Amara
: Colonialism, Cause Advocacy, and the Naqab Case
Sarab Abu Rabia Queder: Shifting Discourses: Unlocking Representations of Educated Bedouin Women’s Identities
SESSION 169
Socio-Political Changes and Future Prospects in the Gulf II: From the Perspectives of Class,
Ethnicity and Gender
Moderator: Abdullah Babood and Namie Tsujigami; Discussant: Kristian Coates Ulrichsen
Masaki Matsuo
: Ethnocracy of the Arab Gulf States
Koji Horinuki
: Social Security and Housing Policy in the UAE
Namie Tsujigami
: Gender Policies and Legitimacy in the Gulf
SESSION 170
Remapping the Realm of Ideologies in Turkey: Approaches Beyond the Official Ideology Debate
Moderator: Çağlar Dölek
Cangül Örnek
: The Official Ideology Debate in Turkey: Assumptions, Ambiguities and Problems
Funda Hülagü Demirbilek: The Role of the Police Apparatus in the Re-Making of the Ideological Sphere in Postcold War Turkey
Neslişah Leman Başaran: The Ideology of the Muslim-Turkish Merchant Bourgeoisie in the Formation Years of the
Republic in Turkey
Sezgi Durgun
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: Ideology of Place/Space in Today’s Turkey: Politics at the “Urban Frontier”
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SESSION 171
Architecture, Patrimonie et Transformation Urbaine en Algerie
Moderator: Korkmaz Alemdar
Said Madani
: Mutations Urbaines de la Cité des Cheminots à Sétif, Algérie
Abderrahmane Diafat
Khaled Chorfi
: Le Fait Urbain en Algérie Pour une Refonte sur les Pratiques. Cas de Sétif Algérie
Benharkat Sarah
: Environnement Lmineux et Confort Visuel Dans les Espaces D’enseignement Universitaire à
Bouchahm Garmia Constantine: A Propos de Deux Bâtiments
Sehili Farida
: La Méthod H.Q.D.I.L a L’épreuve de L’évaluation de la Durabilité d’un Cente Historique. Cas de
Mansourah K’bira (W. Bordj Bou Arréridj, Algérie)
Djemai Boussouf Faima: La Mise en Valeur d’un Secteur Sauvegardé: le Rocher de Constantine
SESSION 172
Displacement/Migration
Moderator: Michael Marten
Lise Paulsen Galal
Sara Lei Sparre
: Voices and Negotiations Among Middle Eastern Christian Communities in Denmark
Marta Wozniak
: Assyrians/Syriacs in Sweden: old and New Challenges
Fiona McCallum
: Migrant Perspectives on Homeland Political Developments: Responses of Middle Eastern
Alistair Hunter Christians in the UK to the Arab Uprisings
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SESSION 173
Ottoman Law and Family
Moderator: Hadi Hosainy; Discussant: Leyla Kayhan Elbirlik
Hadi Hosainy
: Slavery and Adoption: Integration of Slaves into the Early-Modern Istanbul Households
Zoe Griffith
: Family, Property and Inheritance in Ottoman Lebanon: The Case of Keçecizade Mehmed Ağa’s
Mulberry Trees
Leyla Kayhan Elbirlik : Experiences of Children and Single Mothers in Eighteenth-Century Istanbul
Minna Rozen
: The impact of Ottoman law on Rabbinical Court Rulings Concerning Issues of Personal Status
in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Istanbul
Gülay Yılmaz
: The Children of Bursa Taken as Devshirmes in 1604
SESSION 174
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance VI:
Historical Approaches to Palestine Studies: Student Movement, Political Alliances
and Dirty War
Moderator: Shouleh Vatanabadi; Discussant: Lena Miari
Mjriam Abu Samra
: Palestinian Transnational Student Movements: Vanguard or Solidarity?
Jennifer Mogannam
: Unity and Political Power: Infrastructure, Victories, and Pitfalls of the LNM-PLO Alliance
122
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SESSION 175
Security in the Middle East: The Role of Internal and External Powers
Moderator: Özlem Tür
María Constanza Apodaca Del Hoyo: International Relations of the Middle East, and British Plans for the Defence of the
Area, 1945-1948
Siarhei Bohdan
: Modern Arms for the Islamic Republic? Role of Post-Soviet Sources of Weapons and DefenceRelated Technologies in Strengthening Iran’s Military Might After 1989
John Aldon Wahlquist : Power/Influence Conversion and the US.-Jordanian Arms Transfer Relationship
SESSION 176
Limits of discourse
Moderator: Paola Abenante; Co-Chair: Samuli Schielke
Paola Abenante
: “I Feared Myself so much that I Gave up”. The Predicament of Self-Discipline in the Life of a
Young Egyptian Woman
Samuli Schielke
: To the One it Concerns: Finding a Literary Voice and the Difficulty of Being Heard
Alice Elliot
: Ordinary Future, Anomalous Present: Rescaling ‘The Ordinary’ in a Moroccan Emigrant Town
Aymon Kreil
: Legitimate Realms of the Unsaid: Psychology and Taboo in Cairo
Jessica Winegar
: Making Sense, or Not, of Revolution
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SESSION 177
Aux Marges des Villes: Formes et Récits Littéraires
Moderator: Anna Madoeuf; Discussant: Elena Chiti
Elena Chiti
: La Marginalité à L’épreuve de L’histoire: Perceptions Arabes et Européennes d’Alexandrie
(1879-1940)
Anna Madoeuf
: Le Juge, L’officier et le Visionnaire. Figurations et Assignations à la Marge de la Ville Ancienne
du Caire
Muriel Rosemberg
: Les Marges d’Istanbul, Istanbul en Marge
Nora Semmoud
: Alger Clair-Obscur. Hôtel Saint-Georges de Rachid Boudjedra
Florence Troin
: Fractures de la Ville et de la Société Constantinoises. Al Zilzàl de Tahar Ouattar
SESSION 178
Post-Islamism in Turkey II: The Gülen Movement and Post-Islamism
Moderator: Isabel David and Tugrul Keskin; Discussant: Kemal Sılay;
Sponsored by: The Center for Turkish Studies at Portland State University and Turkish and Ottoman Studies
at Indiana University
Co-sponsored by: Turkish Review
Fabio Vicini
: Post-Islamism or Veering Toward Political Modernity? Ideology and Islam in the Gülen
Movement
Marhabo Saparova
: Becoming Muhacir, Becoming Şakirde: A Case of Female University Students from Central Asia
in the Gülen Movement in Turkey
Kristina Dohrn
: Post-Islamist Practices between Turkey and Tanzania: A Perspective on Teachers and
Businessmen Inspired by Fethullah Gulen
Oğuz Alyanak
: Emergent Actors, Emerging Narratives: Competing Representations of Islam and Turkey in
North America
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SESSION 179
Migration and Minorities from a Legal Perspective
Moderator: Kürşat Ertuğrul
Marta Burgos Gonzalez : Migration Policies and Integration in Israel
Ylenia Rocchini
: Moroccan Kafala in Migration Context Islam, the Best Interests of the Child and Cross-Border
Family Issues
Gülce Tarhan Çelebi
: Courts Shaping National Identity: the Supreme Court of Israel and the Constitutional Court of
Turkey
Aslıhan Çoban
: Migration Policy and Formation of Identity in Turkey
SESSION 180
Elites and Intellectuals in the Periphery of the Middle East in the 19th Century: Maghreb and
Central Asia
Moderator: Idriss Jebari
Aziza Shanazarova
: Laziz Azizzoda: An Unexplored Jadid in Central Asia
Lamia Bougrioua
: The Extremist Assimilated Algerian Elite and the Algerian National Movement ( 1819-1945 )
SESSION 181
14.30-16.30 - CCC A Hall
LOC Panel:
FESSUD I : Financialisation and Built Environment
Moderator: Galip Yalman
Eric Clark
: Financialization of Built Environments: Making and Taling Ren+Gaps
Aylin Topal
: Phases of Urban Development in Ankara: from Cooperative to Exclusionary Regenaration
Özlem Çelik
: Financialization of Housing: The Case of İstanbul
İsmail Doğa Karatepe : Islamist State, Bourgeoisie and Discourse: The Construction Industry in Turkey
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SESSION 182
14.30-16.30 - CCC B Hall
Iraq: The human costs of occupation
Moderator: Seif Da’Na; Organised by: Tareq Y. Ismael;
Sponsored by: International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES), in Cooperation with the
Abdul Kadhum Al-Aboudi: Radioactive Contamination and the Legacy of War Waste, Iraq as a Case Study
Mundher Al-Adhami
: Iraqi Education as a Prolonged Emergency
Dirk Adriaensens
: Accountability and Justice in the ‘New Iraq’
SESSION 183
14.30-16.30 - CCC D Hall
Respectability and Gendered Mobility in the Early Twentieth Century Middle East and North
Africa I: Negotiating Respectability
Moderator: Liat Kozma
Simon Jackson
: Performing Relief: Syro-Lebanese Women’s Humanitarian Philanthropy in the Diaspora, 1915-1926
Francesca Biancani
: Conflicting Narrations of Gendered Liminality: The Case of Slovenian Migrant Domestic
Workers in Egypt at the Turn of the 20th Century
Camila De Maria Y Campos Pastor: Women in Service and Other Scandals in the Moral Economy of the Mandate Mediterranean
SESSION 184
Comparative Political Economy of Middle East II
Moderator: Asma Ahmet Ali Farah
Wenke Krestin
: Economic International Partnerships in Contemporary Algeria: The Brokers as Mediators and
Designers
Erin A Snider
: Engineering Transition: The New Political Economy of Aid and Security in the Arab Region
Asma Ahmed Ali Farah : What Factors Shape Attitudes Towards Wasta and its Utilisation in the Middle East and North Africa?
Boualem Zerouati
: Foreign Languages, Global Economy and Formation
126
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SESSION 185
New Research on the Syrian Conflict
Moderator: André Bank; Discussant: Tina Zintl
Francesca De Chatel : The Role of Drought and Climate Change in the Syrian Uprising: Untangling the Triggers of the
Revolution
Thomas Pierret
: Syrian Salafis at War: External Support and Local Realities
Stephan Rosiny
: Challenges and Chances of Power Sharing for Syria and the Region
SESSION 186
Iran and the West in the 20th Century
Moderator: Roland Popp
Roland Popp
: Transnational Opposition: Iranian Students in West Germany and the East German-Iranian
Diplomatic Rapprochement
Mansoureh Ebrahimi : The British Plot to Remove Iranian Prime Minister Mosaddeq from Power (1951-1953)
Kamaruzaman Yusoff
Murat Yümlü
: Revisiting the German Influence in Iran and the Deposition of Reza Shah (1926-1941)
SESSION 187
Experiences of Youth
Moderator: Barış Karacasu
Arash Beidollahkhani : The Middle East Revolutions: Courageous Uprising of the Youth Against the Current and Entrance
into the Area of Public Policy
Sina Birkholz
: “Globalisation Has Done its Job” - Young Egyptians’ Everyday Cosmopolitanisms
Dalila Boualam
: Enquête Ethnographique sur les Trajectoires Scolaires et Migratoires de “la Jeunesse Dorée”
Palestinienne
127
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20.08.2014
SESSION 188
Islamic Political Thought
Moderator: Roida Oktay Rzayeva
Roida Oktay Rzayeva : Postmodern and Religion: the Discursive Analysis
Okazaki Hiroki
: A Critical Assessment of Despotism and the Modern Evolutionary Approach in the Arab World
---A view of Shubî Shumayyil’s Thought---
SESSION 189
Ottoman Empire and Balkans in the 17th-18th Century
Moderator: Mustafa Türkeş
Birol Gündoğdu
: A Story of Ottoman Success or Failure in the Peloponnese Prior to the Greek Insurrection
of 1770? An Attempt to Distinguish between Myths and Facts on the Issue of Ottoman
Incompetence
Keiko Iwamoto
: The Change of the Ottoman Semi-Military Classes in the Balkan Peninsula: a Study of the
Yörük in Rumeli and the Descendants of the Conquerors in the 17th and 18th Centuries
SESSION 190
Arab Spring and Turkey from a Comparative Perspective
Moderator: Yiğit Karahanoğulları
Hayriye Özen
: Tahrir and Taksim Compared: the (Non-) Incorporation of the Demands of Protesters into
Cenk Aygül Institutionalized Politics
Natalia Ribas Mateos : De-Centering Conceptual Globalization. An Approximation from Arabic and Turkish Worlds
128
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SESSION 191
Ibadi Religio-Intellectual Tradition
Moderator: Sulaiman Al Shu’eili
Valeria J. Hoffmann
: Ibadi Islam: Its Place in Islamic Thought
Sulaiman b. Ali b. Amir : The History of Qur’anic Exegesis in the Tradition of the Ibadi School of Islam
al-Shu’eili
Ismail Albayrak
: Ibadis’ Approaches to the Methodology of Qur’anic Exegesis
SESSION 192
Queer Studies
Moderator: Eda Hatice Farsakoğlu
Eda Hatice Farsakoğlu : Reflexivity, Positionality, and Power: Thinking through Ethnographic Studies from the Middle
Katrine Scott Eastern Field Setting
Ece Saltan
: Transness: An Urban Phenomenon In Istanbul
Matthew Clare
: The Place (?) of Queer Middle Eastern Migrants in the Netherlands
SESSION 193
Kurdish Politics III
Moderator: Burak Özçetin
Nail Elhan
: Transformation of Northern Iraq: An Analysis of Class Struggle and Possibility of a “Passive
Deniz Solmaz Revolution”
Melisande Marie Genat : Land Reform and Collective Failure: The Mixed Lessons of Iraqi Development in the Kurdish
Region During the 1970’s
Can Cemgil
: Kurdish Foreign Policy: an Analysis of the Foreign Policy of a Non-State Nation
129
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20.08.2014
SESSION 194
Religious and Social Communities in the Middle East
Moderator: Cengiz Şişman
Cengiz Şişman
Muharrem Varol
: When Kabbala Meets Sufism: Crypto-Jewish Dervishes in the Ottoman Empire
Rıza Yıldırım
: From Ethos Comitatus to Village Religion: The Making of Qizilbash Faith in the Sixteenth Century
SESSION 195
State and Society in Revolutionary Egypt
Moderator: Gökhan Atılgan
Salma Soliman
: Researching Egyptian business and society after the Arab Spring
Christoph Sorg
: Social Struggles in the Making of a Post-Neoliberal Order: Revolutionary Egypt as a Laboratory
for Global Social Change
Abdulgani Bozkurt
: Democratization in Egypt during Mubarak and Mursi era
Korkmaz Yıldırım Lucia Ardovini
: Forgetting a Revolution: The Disintegration of Egyptian State
SESSION 196
Varieties of Social Movements in MENA
Moderator: Gökhan Bozbaş
Abdelfattah Mady
Gökhan Bozbaş
: Islamic Social Movements and Democratization: A Comparison Between Egypt and Turkey
Özlem Şişman
: God, Bread and Freedom: The Anti-Capitalist Muslims and Democracy in Turkey
130
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SESSION 197
Rethinking Single-Party Period in Turkey: New Approaches to Authoritarianism, Resistance
and Agency
Moderator: Gülhan Balsoy
Alexandros Lamprou : “Such Kind of People Should Not Become MPs”: Political Denunciations and State-Society
Relations During the Single-Party Period in Turkey
Sanem Güvenç Salgırlı : What Comes After the Critique? Questioning Population Politics through Medical Practices
During the Interwar Years in Turkey
Umut Azak
: Reforming Islam Through or Despite the Directorate of Religious Affairs? Rethinking the
“Control” Aspect of Secularism in the Single-Party Period in Turkey
Sevgi Adak
: Social Change and Women’s Agency in Early Republican Turkey: the Case of Anti-Veiling
Campaigns
SESSION 198
Heritage
Moderator: Melih Ersoy
Abdelkader Ababneh : Heritage Management Planning, Stakeholders and Legal Problematic; The Case of the
Archeological Site of Jarash in Jordan
Theo Loinaz
: At the Medico-Magical Interface: Obstetric Charms and Amulets Across Communal Borders in
the Mediterraneo-Mesopotamian Area
131
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20.08.2014
SESSION 199
Changing identities in contemporary contexts
Moderator: Karene Sanchez
Paul Rowe
: Serve to Survive: Palestinian Christian Civil Society Organizations and Political Change in Israel
and Palestine
Mark Calder
: A Different World in Manger Square: Bethlehem Christian Experiences of Change in a Local Frame
Joseph Hermiz
: ‘Assyrianism,’ a Double Edged Sword”: Identity and Conflict in Independent Assyrian Journalism
(1906-2008)
Tijmen Baarda
: Four Churches, Four Communities: Syriac Christians of the Early Iraqi State
SESSION 200
Representation and Images in Arab Television Channels
Moderator: Özgür Avcı
Christine Crone
: TV and Popular Culture in the Middle East: New Trends in the Aftermath of ‘Arab Spring’
Habiba Boumlik
Burçin Öğrenir
: Turkish Dubbed Soap Operas in Morocco Hybridization, Liberation and Alienation
SESSION 201
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance VII:
Palestine and US Communities of Color: Labor and Anti-Racist Solidarities
Moderator & Discussant: İbrahim Aoude;
Sponsored by the Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas Initiative (AMED)
Marisol LeBron
: We Face the Same Aggressor: Puerto Rico, Palestine, and the Politics of Colonial Comparison
Jaime Veve
: US Labor and Palestine: Historical Challenges, Future Possibilities
132
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SESSION 202
Philosophy in the Modern Middle East I
Moderator: Anke von Kügelgen; Co-chair: M. Sait Özervarlı
Anke von Kügelgen
: Philosophy and Philosophers in the Modern Arab Speaking World
M. Sait Özervarlı
: Philosophy and Philosophers in Modern Ottoman and Turkish History
Roman Seidel
: Philosophical Trends and Developments in 19th and 20th Century Iran
Jan-Peter Hartung
: The Culture of Philosophising in an Ideological State
SESSION 203
Arab Uprisings and Media Coverage
Moderator: Özlem Albayrak
Estibaliz Ortega
: Mediterranean Youth and its Representation in the Press of the Region
Ehab Galal
: From Spring to Autumn: Competition over Political Legitimacy in Post-Revolutionary Media
Mohamad Hamedi
: How the “Islamic Awaking” or “Arabic Spring” is Highlighting in the Iranian Press (Case Study
of “Keyhan” and “Shargh” Newspapers; from January 2011 to January 2012)
SESSION 204
Democracy and Citizenship
Moderator: Hannu Juusola
Zahra Albarazi
: Citizenship: a Unifying Force or a Weapon for Exclusion?
Hannu Juusola
: Towards a Secular Liberal Democracy? Israel and Lebanon in a Comparison
Karin Esposito
: Democracy and its Laws: A Cultural Concept for Change
Pietro Longo
: Constitutionalism, Islam and Citizenship in Post Revolutionary Tunisia. The NCA’s Role in
Building a new Culture of Consensus
133
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SESSION 205
20.08.2014
Post-Islamism in Turkey III: JDP, Post-Islamism and Neoliberalism
Moderators: Isabel David and Tugrul Keskin; Discussant: Michelangelo Guida
Sponsored by: Journal of Critical Sociology
Beken Saatçioğlu
: AKP’s Shifts between Islamism and Post-Islamism: What can the “December 17 Process” Tell Us?
Nora Fisher Onar
: Beyond Takkiye vs. Liberalism?: Turkey’s “Post-Islamist” Foreign Policy
Gül Berna Özcan
: A Customized Neo-Liberalism with a Moral Call: An Assessment of the Growing JDP Connections
Umut Gündüz in Turkish Businesses
Bilge Azgin
: Distilling the Problems of Post-Islamism through the Case of Turkey’s AKP (or AKP through a
Glass Darkly)
SESSION 206
Refugee Education and Teachers’ unions discourse on reform in the Middle East
Moderator: Maha Shuayb
Maha Shuayb
: The Discourse of Reform in the Teachers’ Unions in Lebanon: Quality Education Verses Political
Marie-Noelle AbiYaghi Reform
Mohammad Maljoo
: Teachers’ Syndicates Movement in Tehran 2001- 2004: a Failed Attempt?
Maha Shuayb
: The Art Of Inclusive Exclusions: Educating Palestinian Refugee Students In Lebanon
Nisrine Makkouk
: Defining “Quality” Education for Syrian Refugee Children In Lebanon
134
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SESSION 207
Foreign Policies in the Middle East and North Africa I/Les Politiques Etrangères du Moyen
Orient et de l’Afrique du Nord I
Moderator: Irene Fernandez Molina; Discussant: Miguel Hernando de Larramendi
Sponsored by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness
Ali Fathollah-Nejad
: Development-Based Foreign Policy? Comparing Iran’s and Turkey’s Strategies
Henrietta Wilkins
: Lebanese Foreign Policy During the Arab Uprisings
Rosa Alba Ruffo
: Israeli Foreign Policy: The Particular Case of Turkey
Miguel Hernando de : The Evolving Foreign Policies of North African States (2011-2013): New Trends in
Larramendi Constraints, Political Processes and Behavior
Irene Fernández Molina
SESSION 208
17.00-19.00 - CCC B Hall
Linking the Middle East with World History: W.S.Blunt (1840-1922) and His Networks
Revisited
Moderator: Yoshiko Kurita; Discussant: Umar Ryad;
Sponsored by: International Association of Middle Eastern Studies, IAMES
Riad Nourallah
: Blunt’s Middle East and the First World War
Mansour Bonakdarian : Cultivating Irish Solidarity with Nationalist Struggles in the Middle East: Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
and His Anti-Imperialist Networks, 1882-1914
Yoshiko Kurita
: Blunt and Theodore Rothstein: from Egyptian Nationalism to the Russian Revolution
Warren Dockter
: The Influence of a Poet: Wilfrid S Blunt and the Churchills
135
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20.08.2014
SESSION 209
17.00-19.00 - CCC C Hall
Co-IRIS: Islamic Perspectives on Theory and Praxis in International Relations
Moderator: Nassef Manabilang Adiong
Nassef Manabilang Adiong: Islam and International Relations: A Comparative Study on Sovereignty
Raffaele Mauriello
: Democracy and the ‘Stillborn God’
Deina Abdelkader
: Islam and Democracy are they Compatible?
Abdalhadi M. Alijla : Nation-State in IR and Islam
Waleed Ali
: Mustad‘afun vs. Mustakbirun Reconsidered: A Shi‘itologic Genealogy of the International
Relations Outlook of the Islamic Republic of Iran
SESSION 210
17.00-19.00 - CCC D Hall
Respectability and Gendered Mobility in the Early Twentieth Century Middle East and North
Africa, Part II: Non-Respectable Realms
Moderator: Francesca Biancani
Liat Kozma
: Traveling Prostitutes, Traveling Johns: Gendered Migration Around the Mediterranean
Mustafa El Qadery
: The Military Brothels during Colonial Period in Morocco
Nessim Znaien
: Prostitution in Beirut during the French Mandate
Daniel Lee
: Exposing Julot the Pimp: Jewish Prostitution and Trafficking in 1930s and 1940s Tunisia
SESSION 211
The Modern Historiography in Iran: A Critical Approach
Moderator: Heydar Shadi
Heydar Shadi
: History as Text: on Hermeneutics of Modern Historiography in Iran: The Case of “the Cyrus Cylinder”
Seyedali Seyedrazaghi : The Myth of Pure Identity: The Case of Iran
Naseraddin Alizadeh : New Waves in Iranian Historiography and the Challenging of ‘Arian Myth’
Artum Dinç
: The Memory Construction and Destruction Games: within the Scope of Persianization Politics in
Iran 136
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SESSION 212
Traditional Architecture of Iran
Moderator: Levent Kızılbağlı
Kiarash Eftekhary
Nahid Kahnamouei
: The Role of Soil in Traditional Architecture of Iran
Atri Hatef Naiemi
: Residential Compounds: Earthen Architecture in the Central Desert of Iran
Marjan Mortazavi
: Investigating Causes of Frequent Usage of Turquoise and Azure in Iranian Mosques
SESSION 213
Everyday Life and Egypt Revolution
Moderator: Hanan Hosni Sabea
Mohamed Abdel Rahman: The Ultras Political Role and the State in Egypt
Elgohari
Hanan Hosni Sabea
SESSION 214
: Chronicles of Laughter and Revolution: Caricatures, Jokes and the Everyday of Being in
Revolutionary Times
Politics of Food
Moderator: İlhan Can Özen
Christian Henderson : “Never Say no to Panda.” GCC Investments in Egyptian Food and Agriculture, and the Power of
Production, State and Ideology
Yusuke Kawamura : Structural Adjustment, Social Contracts and Social Protection in the Middle East: Food
Subsidies in Jordan
137
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SESSION 215
20.08.2014
Arab Regional Politics
Moderator: Imad Mansour
Zeynep Sütalan
: Arab Spring and the New Arab Cold War
Bartosz Bojarczyk
: The Persian Gulf Security System - Challenges and Threats
Muhammad Atif Khan : Compétition ou Coopération: L’étude Analytique Pour le Succès et L’échec de la Régionalisation
Dans le Moyen-Orient
Imad Mansour
: The Interaction Effects of Arab Rivalries and the Arab Spring
Nazgul Sultanova
: The Rivalry between Turkey and Iran in Central Asia
SESSION 216
Varieties of Public Spaces in Islamic History
Moderator: Nefise Kahraman
Feray Coşkun
: The “Pure” Islamic Heart of Istanbul: Eyüp in Islamist and Nationalist Discourse
Tetsuya Ohtoshi
: Correspondence of Practices with Regulations The City of the Dead as Reflected in Waqf
Documents of Mamluk Egypt
Sher Rahmat Khan
: Delight to the Eye: The Fatimid Gardens, a Study of the Ceremonial, Decorative and Sociopolitical
Functions
Nefise Kahraman
: Representation of Recreational Places in the Late 19th / early 20th Century Ottoman Literature
138
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SESSION 217
Women and Gender Discrimination in India: Retrospect and Prospect
Moderator: Kodali Vijayanthimala Nil
Manju Prava Das
: Extent of Gender Inequalities in Rural Odisha
Kodali Vijayanthimala Nil: A Study on Gender Inequalities in Ganjam District of Odisha
Srimati Nayak
: Inequities in Maternal Health Care and its Implications in the State of Odisha
Kodali Mallikharjuna Rao: Nutrition Profile of Indian Women
Eteesradha Tripathy : A Study on Girls Education & Empowerment of Women in Rural Areas of Balangir Odisha
SESSION 218
Kurdish Politics IV
Moderator: Alessia Chiriatti
Zana Baykal
: Turkey: Energy Relations with Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG)
Alessia Chiriatti
: Water and Oil: Unshared Resources in Syrian and Iraqi Kurdistan
Federico Donelli
SESSION 219
Between Tradition, Assimilation and Democratization: The Democratic Movements of Turkic
People in Eastern Europe in Contexts of Transformation Societies
Moderator: Mieste Hotopp-Riecke; Co-Chair: Swetlana Czerwonnaja; Discussant: Ramazan Alpaut
Swetlana Czerwonnaja : The Crimean Tatars on the Kiev’s Maydan (Winter 2013 / 2014)
Temur Kurşut
: Brief Analysis of the Political Activity of Crimean Tatars in Poland, Turkey and Romania in
1920-1930
Ramazan Alpaut
: Current Linguistic Situation in Dagestan in the Context of Possible Ratification of the European
Charter for Regional or Minority Languages by the Russian Federation
İsmail Kerim
: Unutılğan Yazıcılarımızdan Celâl Meinov (1881 - 1942)
Mieste Hotopp-Riecke : “Can Tatars be Europeans?” German-Tatar Relations in Past and Present: Looking for European
Stephan Theilig Participation and Emancipation Beyond the Great Powers
139
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SESSION 220
20.08.2014
Success and Failure of Authoritarian Inclusion: Lessons From the Arab Uprisings
Moderator: Steven Heydemann; Co-chair: Oliver Schlumberger; Discussant: Roy Karadag
Maria Josua
: Successful Exclusion, Failing Inclusion? Algeria and Jordan after the Arab Uprisings
Tina Zintl
: The Changing Face of Religion in Syrian Politics: Pre-Uprising Baathist ‘Secular’ Inclusion
Versus Post-2011 Sectarian Exclusion
Kressen Thyen
Nadine Sika
: Youth Inclusion and Participation in Post-Uprising Egypt and Morocco
Mirjam Edel
: Inclusiveness, Loyalty, Defection: Pathways of Military Behavior During the Arab Uprisings
SESSION 221
Land Tenure and Agriculture in the Ottoman and Turkish Lands: 19th to 20th Centuries
Moderator: Zafer Ganioğlu
Ihsan Seddar Kaynar : The Role of Mule in Anatolian Economy from 19th Century Ottoman Empire to the Early Republic
Era in Turkey
Yelda Kaya
: Land Reform Advocacy in Turkey from 1930s to 1960s
Lorenzo Kamel
: The Ownership of the Land. The Eastern Mediterranean Area as A Case Study
SESSION 222
Practices of Preservation: Historic Buildings and Architectural Heritage
Moderator: Gülbiye Yenimahalleli-Yaşar
Aliasghar Maghsoudi : A Comparative Sociological Study of the Historic Buildings’ Preserving Rules and Their Social
Abdolhosein Maghsoudi Impacts in Iran and Germany
Ammar Korichi
Sallaheddine Krada
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: POE Buildings Assessment of Architectural Heritage Case of the Medina of Constantine Algeri
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SESSION 223
Christians in Times of Revolution
Moderator: Fiona McCallum
Marcin Rzepka
: Unclassified Believers: ‘Persian-Speaking Christians’ in the Islamic Republic of Iran
Bernard Sabella
: Palestaninan Christians in the Palestanian Territory and Israel: Challenges of Transition and Identity
Bård Kårtveit
: New Terms of Engagement – Coptic voices in Post-Mubarak Egypt
Ali Zeynel Gökpınar
: Coptic Ethno Political Mobilization on the Road to and Beyond the January 25 Revolution
SESSION 224
New Frontier in Islamic Economics and Finance: Empirical and Policy Implications
Moderator: Yasushi Kosugi
Shinsuke Nagaoka : Beyond the Financialization of Islamic Economics: A New Attempt of Islamic Banks to
Collaborate with Traditional Economic Institutions (Zakat and Waqf)
Mehmet Asutay
: Does Islamic Finance Make the World Economically and Financially Safer? Islamic Finance and
its Implications on Sustainable Economic Growth
Elena Platonova
: A Comparative Analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure in the GCC Islamic Banks
Ai Kawamura
: Exiting Financial Crisis in the UAE: Dubai Approach and Its Assesment
SESSION 225
Palestine: Solidarity and Resistance VIII:
Grassroots Mobilizations & Activism: Youth, Prison and Community Solidarities
Moderator: Seif Dana; Discussant: Barbara Harlow;
Sponsored by the Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas Initiative (AMED)
Loubna Qutami
: Across Movements and Generations: (Re) Configurations of Palestine Solidarity
Chandni Desai
: Palestinian Cultural Resistance against the Israeli Cell
Rabab Abdulhadi
: Against Erasure: Historicizing US-Based Palestinian Activism in North America
141
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SESSION 226
20.08.2014
Philosophy in the Modern Middle East II
Moderator: Pınar Akçalı
Michael Frey
: Ibn Khaldîn and His “Positivist Mentality” in Contemporary Arab Philosophy
Enur Imeri
: Quest for the Legitimate Anthropology – An Analysis of the Argumentative Framework of the Positions
of Ottoman Intellectuals Pro and Against the Scientific Materialism of the Late 19th Century
Kata Moser
: Metaphysics and Beyond – Heidegger in Contemporary Arabic Philosophy
SESSION 227
Sufism: Past and Present
Moderator: Jan-Peter Hartung; Co-chair: Roman Seide
Tamara Abu-hamdeh : Anti-Sufi Videos on YouTube
Leila Aghayani Chavoshi: Shams-e Tabrizi on Wisdom of Self-Knowledge
Ruhollah Aghayani Chavoshi
Alessandro Cancian : Shi’i Sufi Exegesis in 19th Century Iran: a Neglected Intellectual Legacy
Azim Fazlipour
: “Rumi”, the Mystic Interpretation of “Ashura”
Francesco Alfonso Leccese: Sufi Networks: Two Contemporary Case Studies
SESSION 228
Gender Studies: Masculinity
Moderator: Gülbanu Altunok
Aydın Özipek
: ‘Everybody Wants to Stand Out in Life’: New Forms of Self-Expression Among Urban LowerClass Youth in Neoliberalizing Turkey
Yasin Koç
: Hegemonic Masculinity Revisited: Turkish Women’s Perception of Masculinities
Damla Türkmenoğlu
Gülten Okçuoğlu
Elif Irem Az
: Military Education in Turkey: Military Masculinities, Men’s Friendship and Contemporary Politics
142
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SESSION 229
State, Civil Society and Islamic Capital in Turkey
Moderator: Aylin Topal
Jessica Leigh Doyle : The State and Civil Society: The Case of Turkey
Ahmet Öncü
: Neoliberal Landscape and the Rise of Islamic Capital: The Case of Turkey
Erol Balkan
SESSION 230
Gender Studies: Experiences of Political Violence
Moderator: Emel Memiş
Bürge Abiral
: Gendered Memories of the 1980-1983 Military Junta in Turkey: Women Dissidents’ Narratives
of Incarceration
Meriame Achemlal : A Socio-Cultural Analysis of Female Political Prison Experience in Morocco
Ulvi Keser
: Being Woman in the Besieged Gazza and the Humanistic Issues There
SESSION 231
Foreign Policies in the Middle East and North Africa/Les Politiques Etrangères du Moyen Orient
et de l’Afrique du Nord (II)
Moderator: Miguel Hernando de Larramendi; Discussant: Laurence Thieux;
Sponsored by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness
Yahia H. Zoubir
: Algeria’s Foreign Policy: From Radicalism to Pragmatism
Louisa Dris Ait
: Politique Etrangère et Situation Politique en Algérie: Une Complémentarité Négative?
Hamadouche
Aomar Baghzouz
: La Politique Méditerranéenne de l’Algérie à l’épreuve des Mutations Géopolitiques Régionales:
Changement ou Continuité?
Rachid El Houdaïgui : La Nouvelle Politique Etrangère du Maroc: Re-Centralité Géo-historique et Puissance
Déterritorialisée
Lucía Ferreiro Prado : EU’s Foreign Policy Action towards Tunisia Since the Fall of Ben Ali
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SESSION 232
21.08.2014
09.00-11.00 - CCC B Hall
Iraqi Women’s Position Under Shadows of Sectarianism and Tribalism
Moderator: Tareq Y. Ismael
Sponsored by: International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES), in cooperation with the
Bahira Abdulatif
: Tribalism and the Position of Women in Iraq After the U.S. Occupation
Eman Ahmed Khamas : Women’s Emancipation as Propaganda: Representational Politics of Middle Eastern Women
within War on Terror
Yasmine Jawad
: Iraqi Women and the Sectarian State
SESSION 233
09.00-11.00 - CCC D Hall
Moharram Rituals
Moderator: Çağatay Topal
Sara Shariati Mazinani : Imprecise Statement about Moharam Rituals Case Study of Young Followers of Religious
Elham Shahsavarzadeh Intellectuals in Iran
Alireza Zakeri
: Dr Ali Shariati and Moharram Rituals: from Red Shi’ism too Black Shi’ism
Mohammad Reza Kolahi: Representation of Morality in Moharram Mourning Ritual Nohas (Dirges) in Iran: Case Study of
Fezzeh Gholamrezakashi Persian Nohas in Tehran 1380 (Hijri) Decade (2001-2011 AD)
Abbas Hosseini
: Iconology of the Three Icons in Shia Muharram Rituals: The Lion, the Peacock & the Cypress
SESSION 234
Arab and Israeli Conflict I
Moderator: Sabrien Amrov
Sabrien Amrov
: New Pillar of the Matrix of Control: The Security Sector Reform in the Occupied West Bank
Ceyhun Çiçekçi
: Securitizing the Bedouins: Analyzing the Prawer-Begin Plan within Israeli Politics
M. Fatih Özkan
Tahani Mustafa
: Scrutinising the Politics of Security Sector Reform: The Case of the Occupied Palestinian Territories
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SESSION 235
Late Ottoman History
Moderator: Melis Sulos
Melis Sulos
: Representing and Legitimizing the Revolution of 1908 via Public Stages the Invention of a New
Literary Genre: Milli Facia
Metin Atmaca
: An Ottoman Kurdish Diplomat in Europe: Şerif Pasha’s Life in Paris and His Opposition to the
Committee of Union and Progress.
Ceren Aygül
: Humor as an Instrument for Expressing Political Opinions During Second Constitutional Era of
the Ottoman Empire
SESSION 236
Studying Gender in the Middle East: Approaches and Methods
Moderator: Elif Karaçimen
Ilyass Bouzghaia
: Islam and Gender: From Hermeneutics to Post Colonial Coexistence
Catherine Sophie
Dimitroulias
: L’égalité Entre Femmes et Hommes, un Impératif Démocratique en Région Euro-Méditerranéenne
SESSION 237
Changing Identity Politics in Turkey: Role of Islam and Capitalism
Moderator: Başak Özoral
Nicole Merbitz
: Transformation of Turkish identities - A Case Study in Istanbul
Başak Özoral
: Changing Dynamics of Islamic Discourse in a Secular Context: Power Conflict Secular
Modernist Elites and Religiously Conservative Elites
145
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21.08.2014
SESSION 238
The Management of Poverty and Poverty Management: Conditional Cash Transfer Experiment
in Egypt
Moderator: Hania Sholkamy
Hania Sholkamy
Lenka Benova
: To Target or not to Target, that is the Question
Lenka Benova
Hania Sholkamy
: Child Health as a Measure of Burden among Households Living in Poverty
Heba Y Gowayed
: Sending Cildren to School: State Failures Become Mother’s Burdens in a Cairo Slum
SESSION 239
Violence, Power and Gender in the Middle East I
Moderator: C: Jessica Carlisle; Discussant: Nadje al-Ali
Mona Abdel Fadil
: Playing the Shame and Blame Game: How Sexual Assault is Talked about on an Egyptian Talk
Show
Maya Mikdashi
: The Relationship between “Political Violence” and “Sexual Violence” in Syria, Lebanon, and
Egypt
Maaike Voorhoeve
: Controlling Women’s Bodies, Controlling Space: Sexual Harassment and Sports in Tunisian
Public Space
SESSION 240
The Oriental Other I
Moderator: Servet Erdem
Servet Erdem
: National Orientalism and Orientalist Nationalization in the Ottoman-Turkish Novel
Meftah Tlili Naima
: Quand le Texte Parle de son Paratexte: Du nom de Latear aux Tigres des Romans
146
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SESSION 241
Turkish Politics: Political Parties, Organization and Leadership
Moderator: Karol Bieniek
Özhan Demirkol
: An Analysis of the Extra Parliamertary-Parliamentary Party Relations in Turkey
Fulya Atacan
Derya Kömürcü
: Party and Youth Organization: Two Ideological Parties in Turkey
Karol Bieniek
: Party Leadership in Turkey and Poland-An attempt of Comparison
SESSION 242
Les Femmes, Les Jeunes et la Trajectoires de Migration
Moderator: Moussaoui Fatima Nabila
Mohamed Naouri
Tarik Hartani
Marcel Kuper
: Emergence des Jeunes Dans la Production Maraichère: Cas des Ziban Dans le Sud de l’Algérie
Moussaoui Fatima Nabila: La Harga en Algérie, Nouveau Mode Migratoire, Nouveaux Itinéraires
Mariangela Gasparotto : Des Jeunes à Ramallah: Aux Marges d’une “Capitale”
Salhi Samiha
: Genre, Migration et Travail Agricole: Entre Précarité et Recherche d’autonomisation. Cas de la
Main d’oeuvre Agricole du Nord-est du Maroc.
147
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SESSION 243
Cycles of Popular Revolts and Macro - Historical and Structural Factors in the MENA Region
Moderator: Laura Feliu; Discussant: Ferran Izquierdo
Laura Feliu
: The international dimension of popular revolts. The Arab Spring as an opportunity to review
theoretical insights
Peter Sluglett
: Popular Protest: a Manifestation of the Past?
Odile Moreau
: Rethinking the Linkage between State and Society in Tunisia from a historical point of view
Álamos Concha Priscilla : Pathways to MENA revolution: When the unstable social equilibrium and the active international
intervention against regime matter
SESSION 244
Religions and Feminism
Moderator: Mehmet Ecevit
Nazila Isgandarova
: Feminism in Islam: Historical Narratives and Contemporary Perspectives
Ruth Roded
: Islamic and Jewish Religious Feminism: Similarities, Parallels, Interactions
Neda Ali Zadeh Kashani: Translating Adrienne Rich in Iran: The Question of Ambiguity and its Influence on Feminist Language
SESSION 245
Informal Economy and Development in the Middle East
Moderator: Ahmet Belbachir Mohamed
Radwa Samy Mohamed : Informal Economy in the Arab Spring Countries( Egypt as Case Study)
Ahmed Belbachir Mohamed: Counterfeiting:The Core of the Informal Economy. A Look at the Algerian Market
Bouteldja Abdelnacer
Rachid Mira
148
: Le Rôle des Institutions et des Coalitions Politiques Dans le Développement Economique de L’Algérie
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SESSION 246
Egypt’s ‘Security’: The 25 January Uprising and the Post-Mubarak Era
Moderator: Hanan Sabea; Discussant: Habib Ayeb
Maha Abdelrahman : Policing Neoliberalism in Egypt: Mubarak and after
Malak Rouchdy
: The Persistence of Food Insecurity and the Struggle for Socio-Political Change in Egypt
Lamia Bulbul
: State Policies and Youth Between Marginalization and Repression
Iman Hamdy
: Egyptian-Israeli Relations in the Post-Mubarak Era: Perceptions and Realities
Mah Abdelrahman
: Egypt’s ‘Security’: The 25 January Uprising and the Post-Mubarak Era
Iman Hamdy
Lamia Bulbul
Malak Rouchdy
SESSION 247
Political Regimes in Central Asia
Moderator: Ayşe Çolpan - Kavuncu
Francesc Serra
: Political Regimes in Central Asia: The Case of Azerbaijan
Massansalvador
Javier Morales
: Political Regimes in Central Asia: The Case of Uzbekistan
Sofia Tipaldou
: Political Regimes in Central Asia: The Case of Kazakhstan
SESSION 248
The Relevance of Ibn Khaldun’s ‘Asabiyya’ for Today’s Middle East Politics
Moderator: Melek Saral
Hicham Tohme
: Israel’s Future and Ibn Khaldun: the Decline of the Tribe?
Cemile Barışan
: What Happened to the Doctrine of Politics In Classical Islamic Thought? A Re-Reading of
Middle Eastern Politics with the Help of the Concept of Veiled Tyranny
Melek Saral
: The 2011 Uprisings in the Arab Middle East: Ibn’i Khaldun’s Concepts of Asabiyyah and Dynastic Cycle
149
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SESSION 249
Iranian Foreign Policy I: Ideational Aspects
Moderator: Pınar Arıkan
Pınar Arıkan
: Iran and Arab Uprisings: An Assessment of Ideational Differences on Democracy, Islam and the
West inside Iran
Shahram Akbarzadeh : Iran’s Foreign Policy towards Central Asia
SESSION 250
Crusades
Moderator: Maher Abu Munshar
Maher Abu Munshar
: A Critical and Analytical Study to al-Ramla Peace Treaty (1192 CE)
Mohd Yaseen Gada
: Muslim Response to the Crusades: An Analysis1048
SESSION 251
The Persistence of the Colonial Question: Reflections on the Case of Palestine
Moderator: Tariq Dana
Hazem Alnamla
: Reflection on the Spatial Question in Colonial time: The Case of Palestine-Israel
Rami Salameh
: Reflection on Everyday Life in Colonial Order: The Case of Palestine
Tariq Dana
: Neoliberalism as Neocolonial Control Amid Colonial Context: Reflection on the Case of the
Occupied West Bank
Ibrahim Said
: Reflections on the Politics of Life in a Colonial Space: The Case of Jerusalem
150
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SESSION 252
11.30-13.30 - CCC A Hall
LOC Panel:
Politics of Football in the Middle East and Turkey
Moderator: Atila Eralp
Burak Özçetin
: When Supporters Protest: Football, Socral Movements and Contentious Politics in Turkey
James Dorsey
: Rooted in History: The Politics of Middle Eastern and North African Soccer
Özgehan Şenyuva
: Committed European’s: Turkey’s Football History and Interactions
SESSION 253
11.30-13.30 - CCC B Hall
State Violence in Iraq: Degrading the “Other”
Moderator: Moncef Khaddar; Discussant: Gamal M. Selim
Nadia Hindi
: On Both Sides of the Prison’s Bars: Women Detainees and Social Agency
Ameel Alshawi
: The Effect of Violence on Youth in Iraq
Haifa Zangana
: Degenderising Violence in the ‘New Iraq’
151
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SESSION 254
11.30-13.30 - CCC C Hall
Comparative Political Economy of Iran and Turkey
Moderator: Korkut Boratav
Hamid Ebadollahi Chanzanagh : The Spirit of Rentier Capitalism: The Case of Iran
Mohammad Shamshiri Niri
Cem Özatalay
Dariush Sanjary Pour : The Examination of the Role and Place of Oil Economy in Policy Development (A Comparative
Sahar Ghiyasi Study Between Iran and Turkey)
Sohrab Behdad
Farhad Nomani
: Outline of a Study in Comparative Class Reconfiguration of Iran and Turkey Since 1960s
SESSION 255
11.30-13.30 - CCC D Hall
Lebanese Shi‘ism at Home and in the Diaspora
Moderator: Rola Husseini; Discussant: Stephan Rosiny
Jehan Saleh
: Formative Political Identities among the Lebanese Shi‘a: The Communist Interlude
Rola Husseini
: Cracks in the Foundation: Support for Hezbollah among the Shi‘a from the 2006 War to the Syrian
Uprising
Mara Leichtman
: Shi‘i Cosmopolitanism among the Lebanese Diaspora in Senegal
Joseph Alagha
: Ayatullah Fadlallah and Performing Arts in Lebanon
152
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SESSION 256
Arab and Israeli Conflict II
Moderator: Özlen Künçek Çelebi
Neil Charlton Dawson : Contesting Two States, Calling for One: Position-Taking and Position in the Palestinian Political Field
Husam Mohamad
: The Arab Spring and the US Policy Toward the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Mark Muhannad Ayyash: The Holy City: Divided in Communion
Claudia De Martino
: Young Offenders in Israel: an Historical “Criminal Gap” between Arabs and Jews Reproducing
the National Divide?
SESSION 257
Implosions of the Arab Spring: Post-Uprising Dynamics I
Moderator: Bjørn Olak Utvik
Bjørn Olav Utvik
: Battle over Post-Coup Legitimacy: Egyptian Islamism Reconfigured
Kai Kverme
: The Assir Phenomena and its Potential Impact on Sunni Lebanese Policy
Tine Gade
: The Failed Re-Lebanonization of the Field of Sunnism in Tripoli, Lebanon
Brynjar Lia
: Syrian Roots to the Jihadi Movement? Exploring New Sources on the Islamist Uprising in Syria
1979-82
153
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SESSION 258
21.08.2014
Women’s Civic Activism: Case Studies
Moderator: Nisa Göksel
Liv Tønnessen
Samia Al Nagar
Akram Abbas
Lamya Badri
: Between Sharia and Human Rights: Sudanese Women’s Strategies for Legal Reform
Rachid Touhtou
: Beyond the Impasse in GADiscussant: a Critical Study of Gendered Civic Activism in Morocco
Hürcan Aslı Aksoy
: Engendering democracy in Turkey: the efforts of women’s civil societal organizations and
gendered outcomes
Hayrunnisa Goksel
: Transnational Mobilization of Kurdish Women: Narratives of Identity, Violence, and Forced
Migration
Raluca Papa
: Conparing Women’s Movements Influence on Domestic Violence Policy: A Model of Critical
Andrea Krizsan Institutionalization
SESSION 259
Aspects of Early and Dynastic Islamic History
Moderator: Abdul Nasser Kaadan
Dong Hyun Ryou
: Muâwiyah’s Pragmatism and the Evidence against Conceptual Centralization in the Umayyad
Caliphate
Teruaki Moriyama
: Rethinking about “Ashab al-Hadith”: Their Geographical and Historical Distribution and Variety in
Ideology and Activity
Ashraful Khalq
: Islam in the Southern Asia: Historical Analyze on Malik Dinar’s Arrival and His Role in the
Missionary Arena
Abdul Nasser Kaadan : Some of Middle Eastern Physicians Achievements still Attributed to Western Minds
Massimiliano Borroni : The Political Significance of Nawrûz Under the Abbasids
154
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SESSION 260
Immigration to Ottoman Istanbul: 17th and 19th centuries
Moderator: Eunjeong Yi
Vladimir Troyansky
: Tsar’s Rebels, Sultan’s Peasants: Resettlement of North Caucasus Refugees and the Ottoman
“Civilizing Mission,” 1860-1914
Paulina Dominika Dominik: From the Shores of the Vistula River to the Bosphorus – Polish Political Emigrés in the
Nineteenth Century Ottoman Empire
Tanya E Lawrence : Views from the Periphery: Akhtar and the Iranian Community in Istanbul in the Late Nineteenth
Century
Eunjeong Yi
: Non-Muslim Immigration and its Ramifications in Seventeenth-Century Istanbul
SESSION 261
Violence, Power and Gender in the Middle East II
Moderator: C. Maaike Voorhaeve: Discussant: Mona Abdel-Fadil
Nadje Al Ali
: “Sexualised Violence in the New Iraq: Gendering Militarism, Sectarranism and Authoritarianism”
Esmail Nashif
: ‘On Tangible Bodies and Absent Sexualities’
Jessica Carlisle
: ‘Preventing Victimization Twice”: The Implications of Libya’s Draft law to ‘Redress the Situation
of Victims of Rape and Violence’
SESSION 262
From US Aid to World Bank: Foreign Aid Projects in Turkey
Moderator: Meltem Yılmaz Şener
Gökser Gökçay
: Turkish Modernization and Technical Advisors of the USA in the Postwar Period
Meltem Yılmaz Şener : Constructing Responsible Poor Citizens: Implementation of the World Bank’s Social Risk
Mitigation Project in Turkey
155
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21.08.2014
SESSION 263
The Oriental Other II: Within and Without
Moderator: Katharina Bodirsky
Marco Lauri
: Pawns in Space-Time. The “Orient” in Italian Early Speculative Fiction
Nazila Heidarzodegan : A Study of Middle Eastern People in American Society Represented in 21 st C. Drama
SESSION 264
Transformation of Party Politics in Turkey
Moderator: Hasret Dikici Bilgin
Şebnem Geyikçi Yardımcı: The Turkish Party System and Democratic Consolidation
Pelin Ayan Musil
: Comparing the Party Statization Process in Turkey with Consolidated Democracies
Gülnur Kocapınar
: Clientelism and the Tendency of Turkish Political Parties towards It
Seçkin Barış Gülmez : The Transformation of the BDP’s EU Policy: A Sui Generis Case?
Hasret Dikici Bilgin
: Transformation of the Islamist Parties in Turkey
SESSION 265
Politics in Jordan
Moderator: Ahmad Omar Abdul-Hadi
Nuri Yeşilyurt
: Jordan and the Arab Spring: What Future for the Hashemite Regime?
Artur Malantowicz
: Democracy or Stability? Everlasting Dilemma of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Benjamin Schuetze
: Are You Afraid of Politics? – US Democracy Promotion in Jordan
156
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SESSION 266
Between Loyalty and Insubordination: The Shop Floor Dynamics of the Formation of Workers’
Subjectivity in Turkey
Moderator: Attila Aytekin
Özgür Balkılıç
: Negotiating the Terms of Running the Factory: The Worker’s Invasion of the Türk DemirDöküm
Factory, 1969
Görkem Akgöz
: Nationalism and Working-Class Politics in Early Republican Turkey
Mustafa Berkay Aydın : Workers and Politics in the Karabük Iron and Steel Factory in the 1950s
Onur Can Taştan
: From Insubordination to Institutionalization: Understanding the Labour Upsurge in the 1970s in
Turkey– The Arçelik Case
SESSION 267
1864-2014: 150th Anniversary of the Circassian Exodus, Challenges, Opportunities for
Diaspora and Homelands
Moderator: Sevda Alankuş; Discussant: Erol Taymaz
Ergün Özgür
: 150th Anniversary of the Circassian Exodus: Challenges and Opportunities
Chen Bram
: Warriors, Muhajireen, Exiled: Historical Memory and Ethnic Continuity – the Case of Israeli
Circassians
Georgy Chochiev
: Evolution of a North Caucasian Community in Late Ottoman and Republican Turkey: The Case
Elmira Gutieva of Anatolian Ossetians
Laurent Vinatier
: Abkhazia and Chechnya towards the Same End
Muhittin Özsağlam
: The Roles of the International Organizations in Abkhazian-Georgian Conflict.
157
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SESSION 268
21.08.2014
Migration and Cultural and Religious Exchange between West and East Asia:
the Mongol Empire
Moderator: Florence Hodous
Ishayahu Landa
: Tribal Identity and Tribal Migration in Mongol Eurasia: the Oyirad Case
Soyoung Choi
: The Ilkhans and Buddhism
Florence Hodous
: Faith and the Law: Cultural Exchange and Religious Influence on the Law Under the Mongol Empire
SESSION 269
Revolution as a Process: Narratives about the Egyptian Uprising
Moderator: Lukas Wank; Discussant: Adham Hamed
Sara Salem
: Reflecting on the 2011 Uprising: Narratives, Identity and Attempts to Re-Write the Revolution
Stefanie Felsberger
: Orientalism and Political Islam: the Western Analysis of Islamic Parties in Egypt post-Mubarak
Cándido Cabana Porto : When Idols clash. Aesthetics and conflict of Egypt’s Ongoing Revolution
SESSION 270
Rethinking ‘Post’-colonial Borders: Central Asian and Middle Eastern Mobility, Cooperation,
and Belonging
Moderator: Sanaa Alimia
Jawan Shir Rasikh
: Building Borders in South America and the Arab World: The ASPA Summit
Sanaa Alimia
: The ‘Multinational’ Informal City: How Afghans and Pakistanis Offer a ‘New’ Way of Conceptualising
Politics, Belonging and Regional Cooperation
Laila Fathi
: The Colonial Fracture: Challenging the Conceptualisation of French National Identity
Silvia Ferabolli
: A Nationalist in Question: The So-Called ‘European Tour of Amanullah Khan,’ December 1927-1928
Fatemeh Masjedi
: The Mujahidin in Tabriz, 1905-1908: Trans-Regional Actors Contesting Borderlands
Atef Alshaer
: Rethinking Location through the Poetry of Darwish
158
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SESSION 271
Malaysia and Arab Gulf Countries
Moderator: Abdul Azeez Yusuf
Abdul Azeez Yusuf
: The Role of Non-State Actors in Enhancing Malaysia’s Relationship with the Arab Gulf States
Mohd Fauzi Abu Hussin
Norafidah Ismail
Mohd Afandi Salleh
Mifedwil Jandra
Nasrul Hisyam Nor Muhamad
Mohd Fauzi Abu Hussin : Malaysia’s Relationship with Arab Gulf Countries: From Religious Affiliation to Economic
Mohd Afandi Salleh Advantageous
Kamaruzaman Yusoff
Asmak Ab Rahman
: What Would Lead Malaysia and Arab Gulf Countries as Fertile Grounds for Islamic Insurance
Mohd Fauzi Abu Hussin Industry: A Critical Overview
SESSION 272
Shared Resources and Regional Interdependence in the MENA Region: Factors of Conflict and
Cooperation
Moderator: Matteo Legrenzi; Discussant: Kristian Coates Ulrichsen;
Sponsored by: Italian Society for Middle Eastern Studies (SeSaMO)
Filippo Dionigi
: The Political Implications of a Prospective Hydrocarbon Economy in Lebanon. Does a New
Economic Asset Benefit Lebanon’s State Building?
Irene Panozzo
: South Sudanese Oil: a Trigger for Conflict or for Regional Integration
Giorgio Musso
: Whose Nile is It? Hydropolitics and Regional Interdependence in Northeast Africa
159
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SESSION 273
Iranian Foreign Policy II
Moderator: Ferda Dönmez-Atbaşı
Md Abdul Gaffar
: Iran’s Foreign Policy towards Post- Saddam Iraq
Bayram Sinkaya
: Iran Under Rohani and Its Implications for the International Relations of Middle East
Maysam Behravesh : Revisionist and Status Quo at Once?: Theorizing Iran’s Foreign Policy Towards Syria
SESSION 274
Latin American Foreign Policy toward the Middle East
Moderator: Marta Tawil; Discussant: Ana Covarrubias
Marta Tawil
: “Mexico’s Relations with Middle East Countries: A Question of Principles, Pragmatism or
Indifference?”
Elodie Brun
: “Brazil’s Relations with Middle East Countries: A Diplomacy in Search of Constancy”
Antonio Barrios
: Historical Changes in the Costa Rican Foreign Policy toward the Middle East in the Oscar Arias
Sanchez Presidency (2006-2010)
Angel Bianco
: Venezuelan Foreign Policy towards the Middle East under Hugo Chávez Frias (2000-2012):
Strategic Continuities and Ideological Preferences
SESSION 275
International Law and the Middle East
Moderator: Ali Murat Özdemir
Mahmoud Jalali Karveh: Feasibility Study on Establishment of a National Human Rights Institution in the Islamic
Republic of Iran
Eimys Ortiz Hernández : Morocco, A Potential Regional Leader? An Analysis of Its Actions within the Security Council
(2012-2013)
Aghil Mohammadi
: Assessment of the Legal System Governing the Phenomenon Haze (with Emphasis on the
Situation in Iran)
160
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SESSION 276
Suburban Mobility in the Middle East
Moderator: Pascal Menoret
Pascal Menoret
: Suburbanization and Automobility in Riyadh
Jens Denissen
: Istanbul’s İki Deniz Arası Hiking Trail as a Way to Rethink Suburban Mobility
Alex Wang
: Informal Mobility in Abu Dhabi
Matt Maclean
: Differential Citizenship, Housing Patterns and Spatial Integration in the United Arab Emirates:
The Case of Emirati Long-Distance Commuters
Ed Mcallister
: Urban Space, Sociability and Mobility in Algiers
SESSION 277
14.30-16.30 - CCC A Hall
LOC Panel:
FESSUD II : Financialisation and Crisis
Moderator: Erkan Erdil
Hasan Cömert
: The Impacts of the Global Crisis on the Turkish Economy
Elif Karaçimen
: The Dynamics Behind the Financialisation of Consumption in Turkey
Gökçer Özgür
: Capital Inflow Dependency and Financial Fragility in Turkey
Özgür Orhangazi
SESSION 278
14.30-16.30 - CCC B Hall
The Psychological, Social and Legal Aspects of the Post-Occupation Political Process in Iraq
Moderator: Mohammed El-Sayed Selim
Sponsored by International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES), in cooperation with the
Faris Nadhmi
: The Power of Political Islamization in Iraq: The Case of Ending the Civil State - Psycho-Political
Perspective
Abdul Salam Al Taie : Theological and Ethnical Democracy in New Iraq
Ali Khalil Al Hadithi : The Principal of Reparation in the Public International Law
161
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SESSION 279
14.30-16.30 - CCC D Hall
I. Shi’i Moharram Rituals: Contesting Religious Practices
Moderator: Mary Elaine Hegland
Sponsored by Association of Middle East Women’s Studies (AMEWS)
Mariam Abou Zahab
: For the sake of Syeda,’ Azadari in context: a case study of Pakki Shah Mardan
Paul Rollier
: Shii Identity and Public Rituals in Pakistani Punjab
Amir Pouyan Shiva
: The Sorrowful Carnivals of Moharram: Transgression and the Bloody Rituals of Lamentation
Vafaeikia Parnia
: Eulogies for of Hussein and Religious Missions in Iran
SESSION 280
Arab and Israeli Conflict III
Moderator: Görkem Akgöz
Dorthe Siegmund
: Israeli and Palestinian Nongovernmental Organizations: Local Peace Initiatives between Global
Norms and Conflict Context
Thomas Hill : “Is Gaza the capital?”: Gaza in the Palestinian National Imagination 2000-Present
Ayşe Ömür Atmaca
: Whose Capital?: Representation of Jerusalem in the Oslo Peace Process
SESSION 281
Implosions of the Arab Spring: Post-Uprising Dynamics II
Moderator: Tilde Rosmer
Tilde Rosmer
: One or Two Islamic Movements in Israel: Towards Reunification or Implosion?
Erling Lorentzen Sogge : Intra-Palestinian Political Trends in Lebanon in the Shadow of the Syrian Civil War
Pınar Tank
: Turkey after the Arab Spring: Examining the Sunni/Alevi divide
Jonas Dræge
: Protest Movements as a Force of Democratization- Kurdish Movement-Party Relations in Iraq
and Turkey
162
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SESSION 282
Mobilization of Women and the Arab Spring
Moderator: Lubna Azzam
Lubna Azzam
: Women in Egypt’s Constitutions: Equal Rights for Equal Citizenship
Imad Mahmud Rasan : Women’s Participation in the Public Sphere in Egypt
Müge Aknur
: Deteriorating Women’s Rights in the Post-Arab Spring: a Contradiction in Terms?
Irem Askar Karakır
Marsha Marie Hall
: Middle East, Latin America and Caribbean Relations: Facets of a ‘New’ Regionalism
(Inter-regionalism)
SESSION 283
Ottoman Legacy
Moderator: Gözde Somel
Tayyibe Zeynep Armağan: The use of Historical References as a Tool of Legitimization in the Contemporary Discourse on
the “Turkish Model”
Alexander Lopasic
: From Central Asia to Central Europe: Ottoman Structures and Systems
Hiroyuki Ogasawara
: The Formation of the Ottoman Genealogical Tree in the 15th Century
SESSION 284
Youth and Political Participation
Moderator: Özgehan Şenyuva
Zeyad Mohamed Elkelani: Politics of the Middle East: “Youth and Political Generations”
Dina Hosni
: The Potential Rise of an Islamist Youth within 25 January Revolution: a Case Study of the
Muslim Brotherhood Youth
Cindy Reiff
: Tunisia’s Excluded Youth – The Lack of Political Representation of the Young after the Arab Spring
163
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21.08.2014
SESSION 285
Discursive Construction of Gender Roles and Feminity
Moderator: Saleem Atiah Abu Jaber
Qurratulain Nasiruddin : Nursery Rhymes: a Powerful Tool in Construction and Shaping of Gender Roles in Pakistani
Societies
Ladan Rahbari
: Discourse of Sexuality in Persia during Safavid Era
Saleem Atiah Abu Jaber: The Palestinian Woman in Resistant Palestinian Literature
SESSION 286
Contemporary Scholarship on Arabic Language
Moderator: Stephan Guth
Stephan Guth
: EtymArab©– A 1000-lemmata “zero version” of an Etymological Dictionary of Arabic
Sylvia Akar
: Integrative Teaching of Arabic: A Case Study
Apollon Silagadze
Nino Ejibadze
: Some Issues on Arabic Literature Created in a Dialect
SESSION 287
Aesthetic Body Modifications and Gender in the Contemporary Middle East and Central Asia
Moderator: Claudia Liebelt
Farideh Madjidi Khameneh: Anthropological Study of Tattoos among Women in the Southern Region of Fars Province: Iran
Caitlin Robinson
: “Beirut is Back”: Cosmetic Surgery and Ideal Female Beauty in the Post-Civil War City
Fatemeh Sadrnabavi
: Social-Cultural Factors and its Effect on Cosmetic Surgery among Women in Mashhad City (Iran)
Hedwig Waters
: Performing the “Modern” Woman: Globalization and Female Beauty Ideals in Contemporary Mongolia
164
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SESSION 288
Economics of Tourism
Moderator: Joana Lucas
Onn Winckler
: “The Great Winner”: Trends in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Countries) Tourism Industry in light
Yoel Mansfeld of the “Arab Spring”
Joana Lucas
SESSION 289
: La Mauritanie Dans le Contexte des Colonies de l’Afrique Occidentale Française: Tourisme
Coloniale, Dispositifs Impériales et la «Mission Civilisatrice»
‘Subaltern Stories’. History from below and Contentious Politics in the Middle East and North
Africa
Moderator: Lucia Sorbera
Sponsored by SeSaMo (The Italian Society for Middle East Studies)
Enrico De Angelis
: Re-organizing Counter-hegemonic Narratives through New Media: The Cases of Mosireen and
Syria Untold
Sherine El Taraboulsi : A State in Purgatory: Civic Agency and the Contested Space of State-Building in Libya
Maha Ghalwas
: Peasant Women and Rights to Land in Mid-Nineteenth Century Egypt: Sites of Resistance or
Security Trade-offs?
Lucia Sorbera
: Feminism and Gender Agency in Egypt after 2011. Ethnography of a Continuing Revolution
Maria Aurora Sottimano : Workers Organisations and Emerging Political Actors in Lebanon
165
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21.08.2014
SESSION 290
Turkey’s Foreign Policy I
Moderator: Cemil Boyraz
Richat Sabitov
: Turkey’s Geopolitical Interests in Black Sea Region
Giray Sadık
: Analyzing Turkish Foreign Policy toward Syria
Efrat E Aviv
: The Efraim Elrom Affair and Israel-Turkey Relations
SESSION 291
Situating (In-)Security: A United Army for a Divided Country
Moderator: Are John Knudsen
Are John Knudsen
: Patrolling a Proxy-War: Soldiers, Citizens and Zu’ama in Syria Street, Tripoli
Nasser Yasin
: “Al-jaysh howa el haal – The Army is the Solution”: Investigating the Social, Economic and
Historical Basis for Conscripting in the Army among the Youth of Akkar
Ismael Sheikh Hassan : Beyond the Camp and Before the City: Militarised Security in Palestinian Refugee Camps in
North (Tripoli) and South (Sidon) Lebanon
Marie Kortam
: Gendering (In-)Security: “Barriers and “Frontiers” in Urban Tripoli
SESSION 292
Varieties of Architectural Forms in History
Moderator: Gözde Yılmaz
Freshteh Pashaei Kamali : Khaf and Nashtifan Windmills
Cinzia Tavernari
: Wayside Caravanserais of Bilâd al-Šâm: Patronage and Architecture
Ibrahim Sobhi Elsayed : Mughal Gardens Hammams
166
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SESSION 293
Newcomers in Activism: Social Movements and New Directions in Understanding Change in
Egypt
Moderator: Dina El Khawaga; Discussant: Amr Adly
Hind Ahmed Zaki
: Survivors and not Victims: The Movement against Public Sexual Violence and the Politics of
Recognition
Lydia Aly
: Cooperation: “The Soft Hands”
Habiba Mohsen
: Tahrir Doctors Group
Aya Nassar
: Urban Activism: Formation of Networks and Framing
SESSION 294
Humanitarianism and Refugees
Moderator: Nina Gren
Nina Gren
: Strengthening Children – a Cultural Ideal and a Tactic of Resilience Among Palestinian
Refugees
Susanne Schmelter
: Humanitarianism as Politics: on the Governance of the Syrian Refugee Crisis
SESSION 295
Malaysia’s Foreign Policy: Turkey and Iran
Moderator: Asmady Idris
Asmady Idris
Remali Yusoff
: Malaysia’s Contemporary Political and Economic Relations with Iran
Asmady Idris
Ömer Kurtbağ
: Malaysia-Turkey Relations in History and Today
167
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SESSION 296
21.08.2014
Re-thinking the Mediterrenean Mountains and their role in the Fabric of Klowledge in Islamic
Societies: The Case of the Rif (Morocco)
Moderator: Mustafa Kırca
Hamid Lahmer : Maliki Manuscript from the Jbola Montains
Fovad Brigui
: An Extension of Arabic Mountain Diabets of South-East of Fez
Mohammed Ater
: Rural Agronomic Knowledge in the Rif Mountains, North of Morocco
Yıldız Thomas Aumeerudy
Younes Hmimsa
Jacques Jawhar Vignet : From the Maghrebi Capitals to their Mediterrenan Warbors: Itineraries that Fertilize Mountain
Zunz Societies
Mohamed Mezine
: Invetigations an the Islamization of Moroccon Mountains Society: the Role at Fugahas and Sufis
SESSION 297
Iranian Foreign Policy and Nuclear Issue
Moderator: Pupak Mohebali
Amin Tarzi
: Nuclear Weapons Program as Safeguard of Iranian Regime
Pupak Mohebali
: Identity and Legitimacy: Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions from non-Traditional Perspectives
Morgane Harmonie : Iran’s Foreign Policy through the Prism of the Nuclear Issue (2005-2013): Strengthening
Colleau External Legitimacy and Support, Reproducing National Identity Narratives
SESSION 298
Legal History
Moderator: Shauna Huffaker
Mafalda Ade
: The Ticaret Tribunals ‘in Action’: Commercial Jurisdiction in the Ottoman Empire in the Late 19th Century
Shauna Huffaker
: Notarial Customs in the Earliest Ottoman Courts of Egypt: Transformation from the Medieval to
Early Modern Middle East Made Visible
Mariam Sheibani
: Before the Qawâid: The History and Functions of Legal Maxims in Early Shâfi’ î Literature
168
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SESSION 299
The Vicissitudes of Sufi Movement in the Society: Past and the Present
Moderator: Masayuki Akahori; Discussant: Yasushi Tonaga and Marc Toutant;
Sponsered by: Japon Association for the Middle East Studies (JAMES)
Haruka Endo
: Al-Sha’rani’s Mystical Teachings: In Relation to a Polemic against Ibn ‘Arabi in Egypt
Kei Takahashi
: Tariqas and Voluntary Associations in Early Twentieth Century Egypt
Daisuke Maruyama : Redefining Sufism in Social and Political Context: The Relationship among Sufis, Salafis and
the Government in Contemporary Sudan
Masayuki Akahori
: Towards the Theory of a Dynamic Composite of Sufism and Saint Veneration in Islam: An
Anthropological Approach
SESSION 300
17.00-19.00 - CCC A Hall
LOC Panel:
FESSUD III : Financialisation: Capital Accumulation and Income Distribution
Moderator: Hasan Cömert
Erinç Yeldan
: De-Mystifying Globalized Capital: Great Recession and Beyond
Özgür Orhangazi
: Financial Markets and Capital Accumulation: An Empirical Analysis of the Investmen Beharier
of Nonfinancial Corporations in Turkey
Serdal Bahçe
: Income Distribution in Turkey 2002-2012
Ahmet Haşim Köse
SESSION 301
17.00-19.00 - CCC B Hall
Politics of Dissidence in Middle East Urban Space
Moderator: Gehan Selim
Sponsored by International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES)
Ayşegül Baykan
: The Means and Ends of the Grounds for Rebellion
Mohamed Gamal Abdelmonem: Displacement of Power: The Reproduction of Public Space in Post-2011 Arab City
Ayca Köseoğlu
: Visualizing Spatial (In)justice in Middle Eastern Cities
Ipek Türeli
Mohamed Elshahed : Participants and Conscripts in Egypt’s Urban Spaces
169
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SESSION 302
17.00-19.00 - CCC C Hall
Changing Identity of Iranian Women
Moderator: Gözde Yılmaz
Saghar Bozorgi
: The Iranian Hijab (An analysis to the special way of putting Hijab among Iranian Women)
Sanaz Nasirpour
: Diaspora and Transnational Feminism: Advancing Iranian Women’s Leadership
SESSION 303
17.00-19.00 - CCC D Hall
Religious Beliefs and Practices of Muslim Migrants in East and Southeast Asia: Socio-Political
Changes in the Middle East and the Muslim WorlDiscussant: Re-examining the Present
Situation and Future Prospects from Japanese Perspectives
Moderator: Hiroshi Kojima
Sponsored by: The Japanese Association for Middle Eastern Studies;
Supported by: The Japan Foundation Socio-Political Changes in the Middle East and the Muslim World:
Hirofumi Okai
Hisashi Murata
: Religious Beliefs and Practices in Japan
Hee Soo Lee
: Religious Beliefs and Practices of Muslim Migrants in Korea
Nimfa B. Ogena
: Religious Practices of Male Muslim Migrants in Metro Manila
Aree Jampaklay
: Muslim Immigrants in Bangkok, ThailanDiscussant: Faith and Religious Practice
Kathy Ford
Hiroshi Kojima
170
: Halal Food Consumption among Muslim Migrants in Tokyo, Seoul and Taipei Metropolitan Areas
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SESSION 304
Arab and Israeli Conflict IV
Moderator: Simone Evelyn Heil
Sharri Plonski
: Unruly Politics: The Struggle for Land and Space by the Palestinian Citizens of Israel
Simone Evelyn Heil : Palestinian Trade Unions - Important Actors in the Democratisation Process?
SESSION 305
Implosions of the Arab Spring: Post-Uprising Dynamics III
Moderator: James Dorsey
Dag Tuastad
: Football Riots in Jordan: The Impact of the Democracy Struggle
Albrecht Hofheinz
: Withdrawal from Tahrir? Voices from the Social Media on the Fate of the Revolution, the Wall
of Fear, and the Role of Individual Actors in Post-coup Egypt
Jacob Høigilt
: Fatah from Below: The Clash of Generations in Palestine
Ahmad Hamad
: Palestinians, the “Arab Spring” and its Aftermath
SESSION 306
Structures of Power: Feminist Gender Analysis of the Middle East
Moderator: Nadje Al-Ali
Sponsored by Association of Middle East Women’s Studies
Marta Pietrobelli
: What Boos ‘Gender’ Mean? Analysing the Politics of Gender Equality in Jordan
Nafiseh Sharifi
: The Politics of Sex in Iran and Women’s Narratives of Embodiemest
Katherine Natanel
: Sustaining Conflict: Gender, Apathy and Domination in Israel-Palestine
Akanksha Mehta
: Gendered Spatialities and the Cultural Nationalist ‘Right’: Public Space and the Women for
Israel’s Tomorrow
171
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SESSION 307
Education Policy: Debates and Practice
Moderator: Ahmad Hussein Sa’di
Yusuke Nakajima
: The Governance of International Branch Campuses in the United Arab Emirates
Sema Akboğa
: Expansion of Education in Turkey: Global and Local Dynamics
Ahmad Hussein Sa’di : Power, Education and the Constitution of a Minority’s Identity: The Druze in Israel
Sylvia Saba Sa’di
SESSION 308
Warfare and Destruction in Relation to Urban Heritage
Moderator: Burcu Özdemir
Sahera Bleibleh
Eman Amad
: Warfare and Cultural Heritage Polices
Diane C. Siebrandt
: Assessing Cross-Cultural Engagements at the Ruins of Ancient Ur during the Iraq War
SESSION 309
Narratives of Protest. Law, Language and Political Communication in the MENA (18th to Early
20th Centuries)
Moderator: Randi Deguilhem
Nadia Al Bagdadi
: Church on Trial. Writing Religious Dissent in the 19th Century Arab East
Bettina Dennerlein
: Signifying Protest. Political Conflict and its Interpretations in pre-Protectorate Morocco
Tolga Esmer
: Notes on a Scandal: Gossip, Reputation, and Legality in Late-Ottoman Imperial Politics
Tobias Heinzelmann
: The State’s Monologue? - Rhetoric and Language of the Ottoman Penal Code of 1858
172
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SESSION 310
Travel Writings: Arab and European Travelers
Moderator: Isabelle Hesse
Isabelle Hesse
: The Middle East in Germany: Israel/Palestine in 21st Century Travelogues
Selma Mokrani
: The Mediterranean Palimpsest: Travel Narratives and the Scripting of Otherness
Caspar Hillebrand
: “What a Horrible Barbarism!” Representations of Self and Other in Hayrullah Efendi’s Travel
Guide on Europe (1863/64)
Joanna Musiatewicz : An Arab Youth on an Instructive Journey. Rhetoric of Ignorance and Expertise in the Middle
Eastern and European Travelogue of Salim Bustrus (19th c.)
SESSION 311
Lands under Ottoman Rule
Moderator: Stefan Winter
Özge Özkoç
: Ottoman Egypt at the Frontier of Imperial Power in the Nineteenth Century
Stefan Winter
: The Ottoman “Desert Emirate” (Çöl Beyliği) and its Transformation in the 18th Century
Abdol Rauh Bin Yaccob : British and Ottomans Rivalry in Arabia
Rümeysa Kalem
: Modernization of Egypt under Mehmet Ali Pasha Reign - a Predecessor of the Ottoman
Gökhan Erdem Modernization (1805-1848)
173
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SESSION 312
The Algerian Economy: Fundamentals and an Integration Outlook
Moderator: Abderrezzak Benhabib; Discussant: Bouteldja Abdelnacer
Abderrezzak Benhabib : Foreign Direct Investment, Financial Integration, and Growth: Panel Data Analysis for North
Zenasni Soumia Africa
Abdelnacer Boutelja
F Benladghem
: Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism in Algeria
Benabou Senouci
: Energy Transition Challenges in Algeria
Samir Maliki
: Innovation Strategy Relationship with Algerian SME’s Overall Performance within a Regional
Integration process
Mohamed Benbouziane : Oil, Macroeconomic Development and Poverty in Algeria: An Empirical Investigation
Abdelhak Benameur
SESSION 313
Regional Conflict, Internal Fissures, and the Security Imperative: The Case of Lebanon
Moderator: Octavius Pinkard; Discussant: Daniel Meier
Marina Calculli
: Unfitting Sovereignties: Lebanon’s Civil-Military Relations and the Impossible Agreement on
State’s Definition
Octavius Pinkard
: Hezbollah, the Diaspora, and the State: Lebanon and the Dynamics of Institutional
Jaques Palmer Underdevelopment
174
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SESSION 314
What did happen in Egypt?
Moderator: Ninette Samy Fahmy
Ahmed Abdel Hafez Fawaz: Can Georgia Offer Revolutionary Lessons to Egyptians?
Hiroshi Tomita
: The Background of the June 30 Demonstrations and the July 3 Coup D’etat
Abdelfattah Muhammad : Islamists and politics in Egypt after June 30th
Mady
Walid El Houri
: Where is Power? The Conflict over Discursive and Lived Space in the Egyptian Uprising
Ninette Samy Fahmy : Revisiting the Post- Mubarak Era Egypt between a Revolt and a Revo-coup-lution
SESSION 315
Refugees in Turkey: Attitudes and Policy
Moderator: Kohei Imai
Kohei Imai
: A Comparative Study of Turkey’s Refugee Policies Responses to Accidental Refugees
Ertuğrul Genç
: Anti-Immigrant Attitudes in Turkey in the Aftermath of the Syrian Civil War
SESSION 316
On the Road Towards Federation? The Trucial States of the Gulf During the 1950s and 1960s
Moderator: Kristian Coates Ulrichsen ; Discussant: Matteo Legrenzi
“Sheikha Mahra Al Maktoum: Opening Statement”
Jayanti Robin Maitra : Federation in the Making: Exploring the Historical Roots, Role of Leadership and the Voice of
the People
Helene von Bismarck : The Pessimistic Advocate: Britain’s views on Federation between the Trucial States, 1961-1968
Shohei Sato
: The ‘secret’ Agreement of July 1971: Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Britain
175
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SESSION 317
Water Security in the Middle East
Moderator: Ayşegül Kibaroğlu
Seyfi Kılıç
: Water Security Concept and Its Perception in the Middle East
Vakur Sümer
: Rethinking Water Sustainability and the ‘Imperfect Nexuses’: The Need for a ‘Green Water
Revolution’ for Food, Energy, and Climate Securities in Mesopotamia
İlhan Sağsen
: The Impact of Climate Change on Water Security: The Case of Euphrates-Tigris River Basin
Tuğba Evrim Maden
: Water Security and Groundwater Management in the Middle East
SESSION 318
Iran’s Foreign Relations in the 21st Century: The Dawn of a New Era? The U.S., the EU, Turkey,
and Saudi Arabia
Moderator: Ali Fethollah-Nejad
Gülriz Şen
: Understanding Iran–U.S. Relations: Patterns of Conflict and Prospects for Change
Rouzbeh Parsi
: The Iran–EU Relationship: Beyond Usual Explanations
Şafak Baş
: Turkey–Iran Relations: An Example for Stability in the Middle East?
Luay Radhan
: Saudi Sectarianism in Saudi–Iranian Relations
SESSION 319
Al Fasad: Corruption et Malversation au Maghreb
Moderator: Ben Tahar Jamel; Discussant: Boujarra Hussein
Yazidi Bechir
: Malversation et Corruption: Quand l’Etat s’en Mêle. L’affaire Couitéas
Ben Slimane Fatma
: Réformes et Corruption: l’affaire Nessim Shemama (1873-1881)
Dali Hammadi
: Le Ministère de Khayreddine Pacha 1870-1877 Justice Transitoire Inachevée
176
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SESSION 320
Imaginaire de la Femme entre orient et occident
Moderator: Amel Fakhfakh
Tlili Mahbouba
: Le Harem Barbaresque Dans Gil Blas de Santillane
Fitouri Sonia
: Narration et Sororité Dans Ombre Sultane d’Assia Djebbar
Khadhar Hedia
: La Leçon de Shéhérazade et les Lumières
Amina Ben Damir
: Si Shéhérazade m’était Aujourd’hui Contée
SESSION 321
Role of Education in Islam
Moderator: Sebastian Elsässer
Aslıhan Gürbüzel
: Preachers and the Popularization of Formal Sciences: The Case of Mehmed Altıparmak (d.
1624) and His Work on Rhetoric
Sebastian Elsässer
: Tarbiya (education) in the Muslim Brotherhood
Chanfi Ahmed : Al-Jìmiì wa al-Jìmiìa (the Mosque and the University): Places and Traditional Modes of
Transmission of Islamic Knowledge
177
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SESSION 322
09.00-11.00 - CCC B Hall
End of the Arab Spring? Reflections on revolutionary and post-revolutionary politics in the
Arab world
Moderator: Hisham Wahby (The British University in Egypt)
Organized by: International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES);
Sponsored by: International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES)
Ibrahim Arafat
: The Dilemma of Political Linearity in the Arab Region: Revolutionary Change in the Hands of
Constancy Oriented Powers
Moncef Khaddar
: Tunisia: Dashed Hopes of the ‘Arab Spring’ Caught between the end of the Last Autocratic
Regime and the Re-Activation of the Oligarchic Despotic Legacy at the Hands of the Elites
Gamal M. Selim
: Egypt after Mubarak: The SCAF-Brotherhood Alliance and the Dynamics of Counterrevolution
Hanan Kandil
: Can non-Democrats Lead a Path toward Democracy? State-Society Relations in Egypt since
2011 and Egyptian ‘Exceptionalism’
SESSION 323
09.00-11.00 - CCC D Hall
II. Shi’i Moharram Rituals and Politics
Moderator: Paul Rollier
Hossain Abadian
: Moharram Rituals and Constitution Movement of Iran (1906-1911)
Mohd Faizal Musa
: Moharram Rituals from the Malay World
Irina Lita Shingiray
: From Baranjar to Besh-Barmak: A Long Term Perspective on Shia Muharram Rituals in the Eastern
Caucasus
Gholam R. Vatandoust : The Changing Role of the Contemporary “Madah” in the Islamic Republic of Iran
178
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SESSION 324
Tunisian Uprisings and its Aftermath
Moderator: Benan Eres
Malika Frimeche
:
Kelly Lynn Al Dakkak :
Ravza Altuntaş Çakır
Teije Hidde Donker :
Nadia El Ouerghemmi :
Arab Spring’s Challenges in Maghreb Arab Countries. Tunisian Case Study
Transition and Trends in Secularist Thought in Post-revolutionary Tunisia
Bureaucratic Mobilization: Islamists vs. Bureaucrats after the Arab Spring
Procedural Aspects and Transitional Justice Discourses: The Tunisian Case
SESSION 325
The Recovery of Düzce from Two Huge Earthquakes in 1999 and its Future: Comparative Study
to the Earthquakes and Tsunami in Northeastern Japan in 2011
Moderator: Hikari EGAWA; Co-chair: İlhan Şahin
Hikari Egawa
: The Family Structure and Economic Activities in Düzce Based on the Nüfus Defterleri
İlhan Şahin (Population Register) and Temettüat Defterleri (Income Register) of the 19th and beginning of
the 20th Century
Koji Yoshikawa
: Reconstruction Process and Remaining Issue of Traffic Network in Düzce
Shigeru Kakumoto
Yoshio Kajitani
Halit Ramazan Kubilay
Michinori Hatayama
Mahito Usui
Yoshio Kajitani
: Building a resilient city based on the memories and history of natural disasters: A case of
Ilhan Sahin Düzce City, Turkey.
Shigeru Kakumoto
Koji Yoshikawa
Hikari Ishikawa Egawa
Halit Ramazan Kubilay
Shigeru Kakumoto
: Interdisciplinary Research of Historical, Anthropological and Information Science For Regional
Halit Ramazan Kubilay Management and Disaster Prevention: Comparing Japan And Turkey
Koji Yoshikawa
Yoshio Kajitani
Hikari Ishikawa Egawa
İlhan Şahin
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SESSION 326
Migration in the Middle East
Moderator: Brian William Beeley
Brian William Beeley : Migration Without Moving: a Turkish Example
Sobhi Albadawi
: Palestinian Refugees at the Intersection of Return, Resettlement and Current Peace Process
Kelsey P Norman
: Aiming for Europe, Stranded in MENA: Migrant Engagement in New Countries of Settlement
SESSION 327
Practices of Urban Governance
Moderator: Seba Asaaied
Seba Asaaied
: Analyzing Success Factors of Participatory Urban Development in the Arab Cities Alexandria
and Aleppo
Abderrahmane Diafat : Urban Strategies for Sustainable Land Use in the Highlands: Case of Setif – Algeria
Said Madani
SESSION 328
Different Aspects of Turkish Politics: 50s-60s-70s
Moderator: Kübra Akçay
Fuat Özdinç
: Nationalist Front Governments: Coalition or Hegemony?
Kübra Akçay
: Response of the Turkish Public Opinion to the Religious Policies and Debate in the 1950s
Erkan Doğan
: An Alternative Historiography of Ottoman-Turkish Modernization and the Kemalist “Revolution”
Offered by the Turkish Left of the 1960s
180
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SESSION 329
Social Policy: Health
Moderator: Serdal Bahçe
Gülbiye Yenimahalleli : Universal Health Coverage in Turkey: An Evaluation on Financial Protection
Yaşar
Brahim Brahamia
: Health Care in Arab Countries: Progress and Divergence
Selma Kahraman
: Determining the Troubles the Cultural Value Imposed to the Patient Relatives and views about
Fatma Ersin This: A Sample of Şanlıurfa
Yaser Bagheri
: Confront of Shi’a Fiq-h and Health System in Iran: a Historical Review
SESSION 330
Television and Popular Culture in the Middle East: New Trends in the Aftermath of ‘Arab Spring’
Moderator: Ayşe Saktanber
Organized by Ayşe Saktanber (METU, Turkey); Marc Saurina (TEIM, Spain)
Marc Saurina Lucini : Reading MBC Group’s Market Strategies: Spreading Liberalism, its Limitations and the
Establishment of a New Regional Model
Anne Grüne
: Global Entertainment TV Formats in German/Egyptian Comparison: Transcultural Identity
Discourses and Collective Readings
Ece Algan
: Turkish Television: The New Symbol of Turkey’s Economic and Political Power
Emanuela C. Del Re
Nicolamaria Coppola
: “Arab Idol, the Satellite Show Which Promotes Regional Unity”
Gabrielle Clarke
: Tantalising Turkish TV: How Turkish Soap Operas are Challenging Identity Formation in the
Contemporary Arab World
181
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SESSION 331
Politics in Israel
Moderator: Teoman Pamukçu
Stephen Ellis
: Tenuous Link: Israel’s Nuclear Arsenal and Regional Proliferation
SESSION 332
Turkish-Armenian Question
Moderator: Hira Kaynar
Birsen Erdoğan
: How and Why the Discursive Strategies Used in the Denial Change? Turkish Discourse on
Fred Grunfeld Armenian Genocide and Its Denial
Hira Kaynar
: La Construction Mémorielle du Génocide Arménien chez les Arméniens de Turquie
SESSION 333
State and Civil Society Relations in Middle East
Moderator: Örsan Akbulut
Nadine Kreitmeyr
Beste Isleyen
: Enterprising Youth in Jordan and Palestine through neo-Liberalism: a Critical Perspective
Leen Al Habash
: Civic Engagement at the Grassroots Level in Syria: Motivation and Development
Mohsen Moheimany
: The Political Role of NGOs in the Local Policy Making of Authoritarian Governments The case
of Iran
182
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SESSION 334
Taking Religion Seriously: Dealing with Religious Factors in Analyzing Socio-Political
Processes (WAFAW program)
Moderator: Marie Vannetzel; Discussant: Thomas Pierret
Organized by the WAFAW ERC Program
Robin Beaumont
: Assessing the “Sectarian Factor” in War Contexts: The Cases of Contemporary Iraq and Syria
Monica Marks
: Islamism in Transition: Ideological and Organizational Restructuring inside Tunisia’s Ennahda
after the Revolution
Julien Pélissier
: Référent Religieux et Formation d’un Discours Economique en Iran
Marie Vannetzel
: « Al-Islam Huwwa Al-Hall ! » How did the Egyptian Muslim Brothers Mobilize Religion in
Electoral Campaigns ?
Dilek Yankaya
: When Religiosity Meets Economic Rationality: The Case of Turkish Islamic Bourgeoisie
SESSION 335
Legends, Heritage, Politics
Moderator: Erol Taymaz
Mutasem Khader Adileh: The Role of Popular Heritage in the Promotion of National Palestinian Identity
Anastasiia Zherdieva : The Others in Turkish and Crimean legends: Identity and Ethnicity
Anna Tozzi Di Marco
: The Seven Sleepers’ Devotion in the Mediterranean: a Comparative Analyses between Muslim
and Christian Holy Sites
SESSION 336
Sectarianism in the Middle East I
Moderator: Afshin Shahi
Arash Reisinezhad
: The Shia crescent
Afshin Shahi
: The Arab Uprising, Religious Sectarianism and the New Challenge to Nation-State Building in
the Middle East
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SESSION 337
22.08.2014
Dynastic Cairo, 1805-1952
Moderator: Adam Mestyan; Discussant: Amr Ryad
Khaled Fahmy
: Khedive Ismail: a Westernizing Monarch or a Muslim Prince?
Adam Mestyan
: The Ministers of Public Works and Urbanism in the Egyptian Khedivate
Mercedes Volait
: Fin-de-siècle Palatial Buildings Designed by Antonio Lasciac
Mohamed Elshahed
: Architecture and Nationalism between Architects and Royalty on the Eve of 1952
SESSION 338
Challenges to the State from within
Moderator: Özgür Orhangazi
Daniel Meier
: Iraqi Kurdistan and South Sudan Republic: Borders as Political Resources
SESSION 339
Language and Identity Construction: Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan
Moderator: Hakan Arslan
Sahar Ghyasi
: Virtual Social Networks (Facebook) and Social Identity. (Case Study: Turkish-Speaking Users in
Iran and Turkey)
Turan Keskin
: New Discourses on Language Policies in Iran and Turkey, A Comparative Analysis
184
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SESSION 340
Indexes of Development
Moderator: Sibel Kalaycıoğlu
Hakan Mıhçı
: Comparative Human Development and Gender Inequality Performance Analysis of Middle
Mehmet Tolga Taner Eastern, North African and Central Asian countries with Turkey
Montasser Ibrahim Mahmoud Abdelghani: Spatial Variation of the Levels of Deprivation in the Sultanate of Oman
Talal Yousuf Mohammed Al Awadhi
Sibel Kalaycıoglu
: Techniques and Challenges of Measuring Socio- Economic Status (S.E.S) in Turkey
Kezban Çelik
Irmak Karademir Hazır
SESSION 341
Understanding state and society through pathology: Ottoman and post-Ottoman notions of
disease (18th-21st century) (part 1)
Moderator: Ceren İlikan Rasimoğlu
Edna Bonhomme
: Plague, Death, and Funerary Practice in Late Eighteenth Century Cairo
Rakefet Zalashik
: Space and Leprosy in Ottoman Jerusalem
Luc Chantre
: Epidemic and «Pilgrimage Policy» in the French Colonial Empire (19th-20th Centuries)
Ceren Ilikan Rasimoğlu: State, Medicine and Disease: Population Policies and Tuberculosis in Inter-War Turkey
SESSION 342
Literature and Nationalism
Moderator: Rima Abunasser
Rima Abunasser
: Redefinitions of Gender and Nation in Arab Women’s Literature
Kaveh Ghobadi
: Identity on the Borderline of Self and Other: Representations of Identity in two Kurdish Novels
Hakan Karahasan
: Poetry as a Way to Challenge the Status Quo? An Evaluation of Cypriot Poetry after 1974
Farangis Ghaderi
: Kurdish Nationalism and Poetry of Hacî Qadirî Koyî
185
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SESSION 343
Forms of Fine Art
Moderator: Tayebe Radfar
Leila Honari
: Persian Mystical Stories and Traditional Arts’ Circular Mandala Structure
Mohammad Azamzade : Iconographic Evaluation of Earthenware in Two Regions (Iran and Anatolia) in Saljuqs era by
Tayebe Radfar using Erwin Panofsky Method
Heidi Ch Gomi
: Smart Serene Performers
SESSION 344
Islam and Role of Women
Moderator: Mert Karabıyıkoğlu
Afaf Badr Bataineh
: The Classification of Women in the Qur’an
Najah Nadiah Amran : Piety and Break with Tradition: Narratives of Muslim Women Participating in Religious Circles
in Scotland
Mohammad E Mesbahi : The Rights of the Wife, in Theory and Practice, According to Religious Texts, when Facing
Islam Uddin Violence
SESSION 345
11.30-13.30 - CCC A Hall
LOC Panel:
Neoliberal Transformation in Turkey
Moderator: Oktar Türel
Korkut Boratav
: Economic Policies and the Bourgeoisie: An Assessment of the Past Two Decades
Pınar Bedirhanoğlu
: Corruption and State during the AKP Rule in Turkey
Galip Yalman
: Strategies of Labour Containment during AKP Rule
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SESSION 346
11.30-13.30 - CCC B Hall
The Arab Spring and the Return of ‘Great Power’ Politics in the Arab World
Moderator: Hanan Kandil
Organizer: International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES)
Sponsored by: International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES)
Mohammad El Sayed Selim: China’s Emerging Role in a New Arab World”
Hisham M. Wahby
: The Arab Spring, the end of History and how the West Lost
Riham Bahy
: The Arab Revolutions in the International System: Great Power Balances and Interactions
Osama Mekheimar
: Euro-Mediterranean Relations from Barcelona to the Arab Spring: What Lessons can be
Learned?
SESSION 347
11.30-13.30 - CCC C Hall
The Armenian Question, Deportation, Genocide: Discussing 1915 in 2015
Moderator: G. Gürkan Öztan
Organized by Tarih Vakfı (History Foundation)
Yaşar Tolga Cora
: Some Thoughts on History of the Ottoman-Armenians in the 19th Century
Ohannes Kılıçdağı
: Understanding Armenian Political Position(s) After 1908
Oya Gözel Durmaz
: Deportation and Conversion to Islam
Aytek Soner Alpan
: Writing the History of Forced Migration and Mass Murder
G. Gürkan Öztan
Ömer Turan
: The development of post-1980 denial discourse in Turkey
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SESSION 348
11.30-13.30 - CCC D Hall
III. Shi’i Moharram Rituals--History, Change and Transformation
Moderator: Mara Leichtman
Elio Cristoph Brancaforte : “Hussein Hocen, Hocen Hussein”—Portrayals of Safavid Muharram Rituals in Early Modern
European Travel Narratives
Elham Malekzadeh
: Takieh, Hosseynieh and Women’s Shrines in Bushire during the Reza Shah Era
Aysen Baylak
: Ashura Commemorations in Istanbul: Re-formulation of Ritual, Re-articulation of Piety
Mary Elaine Hegland : Women’s Moharram Practices: Expanding Opportunities in an Iranian Village from 1978/
1979-2006
Mohammad Dolatatiani: Câyine Ritual in Ilam; Conspicuous Presence of Women, an Artistic Life Story of Celebration,
Lamentation, and Union
SESSION 349
Social Media and Arab Spring
Moderator: Juan Ricardo Cole
Shubhda Chaudhary
: The Role of Social Media as a Decisive Actor in Arab Political Transition
Juan Ricardo Cole
: Youth Movements and Political Blogging in Tunisia since 2011
Johanne Kuebler
: “Wired“ Diaspora Engagement in Proto-revolutionary Arab Cyber Activism
Sarrah Kassem
: The Perpetuation of Hyperreality: The Case of the Arab Spring
SESSION 350
Representation in Films and Cinema
Moderator: Hasan Nadir Derin
Haim Saadoun
: History and Cinema - The Representation of World War II in North Africa in New Movies
Ula Zeir
: The Socio-political Dimensions of Ziad Rahbani’s Works: Nazl al-Surur and Film Amriki Tawil
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SESSION 351
Middle Eastern Migrants in Europe
Moderator: Adem Yeşilyurt
Deniz Coşan Eke
: Transnational Communities: Alevi Immigrants in Europe
Benjamin Weineck
: ‘Cultural Heritage’ Contested: Negotiating Alevi ‘Useable Pasts’ in tTransnational Space
SESSION 352
Diversity and Commonality in Theory and in Practice: Analyzing Waqf and Other Endowment
Models in the Islamic World, Europe and beyond
Moderator: Randi Deguilhem; Discussant: Toru Miura
Sponsored by: Toyo Bunko The Oriental Library, Tokyo, Japan Cnrs (National Centre for Scientific Research),
GDRI (International Research Network) Waqf, Paris, France Telemme (Time, Place, Language in Southern
Europe and the Mediterranean), MMSH (Mediterranean Institute for Humanities), Aix-en-Provence, France.
Randi Deguilhem
: Islamic Waqf in Europe: Adapting Endowments to New Situations
Tomoki Okawara
: Islamic Waqf Institutions in the Ottoman Judicial Reform Period (19th century)
Murat Çizakça
: Re-designing the Waqfs of Stocks to Enhance Risk Sharing in Islamic Finance
Yasuhiro Otsuki
: Civil Donations and Christian Philanthropy in the Later Roman Empire: Some Analysis of
Justinian Edicts on Donations to the Ecclesiastical Institutions
Jean Pierre Dedieu
: Islamic Waqf, Catholic Benefices and Lay Entails. A Probe in Mortmain and Social Practice
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SESSION 353
Environmental Threats and Possible Solutions
Moderator: Matthew Isaac Weiss
Raed A I Bashitialshaaer : Basic Life for the Palestinian: Gaza Water and Environmental Problems
Matthew Isaac Weiss : History May Not Repeat Itself: Anticipating and Averting Fresh Conflicts in an Age of
Discontinuity and Uncertainty
Lichtenthaeler Gerhard : Solar Energy Farming in Jordan. A Water Scarcity and Climate Change Adaptation Measure
Nadhir Al Ansari
: Future Rainfall Trends and Climate Change North of Iraq
Mawada Abdellatif
Mohammed Ezeelden
Salahalddin Ali
Sven Knutsson
SESSION 354
Russian Foreign Policy and the Syrian Conflict
Moderator: Dimitris Tsarouhas
Joshka Wessels
: Pax Obama or Pax Putin? Syria, Russia and the United States
Ali – Granmayeh
: Russia and the Middle East: Seeking Political Gain in a Volatile Region
Rania Mohamed Abdul : The Russian Role in the Syrian Crisis
Wahab
Mehmet Zeki Günay
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: Russia’s Syria Policy at the UN Security Council
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SESSION 355
Israeli Security, Diplomacy and Strategy in a Changing Middle East
Moderator: Simon Waldman
Organized by European Association of Israel Studies
Jacob Eriksson
: Security, Territory, and Peace: a Re-Assessment
Carly Beckerman Boys : The United States and Israel in a Changing Middle East: Diplomacy and Domestic Politics
James Worrall
: Releasing Terrorists: Prisoner Exchanges, Deterrence and Prospects for Peace
SESSION 356
La Construction du Vivre-Ensemble en Situation de Conflit
Moderator: Abdelhamid Hénia; Discussant: Imed Melliti
Sponsored by: Fondation Hanss Seidel-Makhre
Abdelkader Zghal
: Les Raisons et les Enjeux de L’énigmatique Rencontre Parisienne Entre L’islamiste Ghanouchi
et le Bourguibiste Caïd Essebsi
Mounira Chapoutot Rémadi: Comment Vivre Ensemble dans une Société Pluri-Ethnique et Pluri-Confessionnelle?
Mohamed Merimi
: Conflits à Djerba (Tunisie) en 1746: Incursion Malékite en Situation Ibadhite
Mustapha Tlili
: Gestion d’un Conflit en Milieu Maraboutique (2ème Moitié du 19e s.)
Inès Mrad Dali
: Cohabitations et Conflits: Dissensions Entre le Char’ Tunisien et le Consulat Britannique en
Période post-Esclavagiste (1880)
191
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SESSION 357
22.08.2014
Turkey’s Foreign Policy Projection and Regional Ramifications
Moderator: Moritz Pieper
Moritz Pieper
: Turkey’s Foreign Policy Towards Iran’s Nuclear Programme as Advocacy for a Counterhegemonic
Security Culture
Octavius Pinkard
: Syrian-Turkish Relations Through the Prism of Security Culture Convergence and Divergence
Thomas Volk
: Turkey´s Historical Involvement in Middle Eastern Alliances
Lisel Hintz
: “Take It Outside!”: Turkey’s National Identity Contestation in the Foreign Policy Arena
SESSION 358
Secularism vs. Islamism
Moderator: Kemal Kızılca
Barbara De Poli
: Arab Revolts and Civil State: a New Term for old Conflicts between Islamism and Secularism
Carimo Mohomed
: A Different Epistemological Approach when Studying Islam and Politics
Vanja Mosbach
: Understanding Muslim Space in the Making - Excerpts from Conversations with Muslim Social
Actors in Sweden
Behnoush Farzan
: European Islam, the Future of Islam and its Effects in Iran
Mohamed Fadil
: Le Religieux à L’épreuve du Politique: Sécularisation de l’islamisme au Maroc (le PJD/MUR
(1996-2012))
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SESSION 359
Politics of Space
Moderator: Sırma Altun
Garcia Moises Garduno : Ecology of Knowledge and Cultural Translation in the Midan: How Practice in the Public Space
Becomes Theory for New Revolutionary Experiences
Hugo Leal
: Space Invaders: Heterotopias of Resistance in the Middle East and North Africa
Duygu Cihanger
: The Meaning, Form and Function of Public Spaces in the Middle East: Seeing Beyond the
Planned-Squares in Cities
Ghazal Abbasy Asbagh : Spatial Politics of (r)Evolution in Tehran: a Case Study
SESSION 360
Sectarianism in the Middle East II
Moderator: Kaan Parmaksız
Ranj Alaaldi
: Shi’a Solidarity: the Loyalty and Mobilisation of the Iraqi Shi’a during the Iran-Iraq war
Alam Saleh
: Politicized Identities, Securitized Politics: Deconstruction of Sunni-Shi’a Politics in Egypt and Beyond
Simon Mabon
Sossie Kasbarian
: Bahrain: Politics from Above and Below
SESSION 361
Nationalism and Identity in Modern Egypt
Moderator: Beyhan Erkurt
Hiroko Miyokawa
: The Establishment of the Coptic Museum
Alessia Melcangi
: Identity Question in Egypt: the Coptic Community from the Age of Sadat to the Mubarak Regime
(1970-2011)
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SESSION 362
Tracing Islam in Balkans
Moderator: Muammer Ketizmen
Marko Vekovic
: Political Functions of Religion - Case Study of Jihadist Warriors from Ex - Yugoslavia in Syria’s
Civil War
Bogdana Yordanova
Todorova
: Islam in Bulgaria - in the Past and Present
SESSION 363
Perceptions of Socioeconomic Integration of Middle Eastern Immigrants in Europe: Comparing
National Discourses and Subjective Experiences
Moderator: Dalia Abdelhady; Discussant: Dan-Erik Andersson
Matthew Clare
Dalia Abdelhady
: Success vs. Marginalization in and about French Ethnic Suburbs
Verena Gruber
Caner Ulug
: “A Turk in a Porsche,” Do They Really Fit? Narratives of Incorporation of Turks in Germany
Marie Stahlschmidt
: Subjective vs. Objective Experiences of School Education among Turks in Denmark
David Jackobson
: Turks in Sweden: Lack of Mobility or Resourceful Success?
SESSION 364
Contemporary Social Movements in the Middle East and Beyond
Moderator: Victoria Tahmasebi Birgani
Victoria Tahmasebi Birgani: Women’s Dissent in Iran: The Intersections of Ethics, Politics and Gender
Peyman Vahabzadeh : The New Turn of Social Movements in Iran? Preliminary Observations
Hossein Mesbahian
: The Political Struggle for Recognition and Identification in Iran
Mojtaba Mahdavi
: Towards a Subaltern Modernity? Making Sense of Post-Islamist Movements in the Middle East.
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SESSION 365
Understanding State and Society through Pathology: Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Notions of
Disease (18th-21st century) (part 2)
Moderator: Philippe Jean Michel Bourmaud
Cihangir Gündoğdu
: Luigi Mongeri and Etiologizing “Oriental Insanity” in the Nineteenth Century Ottoman Empire
Gülhan Balsoy
: Infertility and Being a Proper Woman in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Ottoman
Advice Literature
Seçil Yılmaz
: Diagnosing Shame: Medical and Non-Medical Perspectives on Syphilis in the Late Ottoman
Empire
Philippe Jean Michel : Constructing a Social Disease in Colonial and International Contexts: Alcoholism in the MiddleBourmaud Eastern Mandates
SESSION 366
The Arab World at Crossroads
Moderator: Mahjoob Zweiri
Mahjoob Zweiri
: The Arabs and the Three Awakenings: What went Wrong?
Ahmed Ibrahim Abushouk: The Arab ‘Revolutions’: Are they a Fourth Wave of Democratization in the 21st Century?
Adnan M. Hayajneh
: The Arab Spring and Regional And International Powers: Winners and Losers in the Middle East
Houchang Hassan Yari : Iran’s Proxy Wars in the Middle East And Syrian Crisis
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SESSION 367
Writing Identities on the Margins of Arabness
Moderator: Monica Rius Pinies
Elia Romo Terol
: Electronic Literature and Gender: Egyptian Women Bloggers’ Construction of Identity
Erica Consoli
: Contact and Separation: Literary Conversations Across the Borders of Identities
SESSION 368
Female Leadership in Islam - New Perspectives and Discourses on Receptions in Past and
Present
Moderator: Elif Medeni
Sponsored by Association of Middle East Women’s Studies (AMEWS)
Doris Decker
: «There Were Many who Were Ready to Follow the Lead of a Woman» Female Policies in Early
Islam Illustrated by Muhammad’s Wife Umm Salama
Elif Medeni
: The Revival Of The “Living Sunna” – A Contribution To The Discourse On Female Leadership
Doris H. Gray
: The Many Paths To Gender Justice In Morocco
Liselotte J. Abid
: An Inquiry into Concepts of Female Leadership in Islamic Theological High Schools for Women
in Iran.
Anwar H. K. Al Kahlidi : Bint al-Huda’s Re-Conceptionalization of Hajj as a Means of Raising the Status of the Iraqi
Daawa Network
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SESSION 369
14.30-16.30 - CCC A Hall
Secularism in Turkey
Moderator: Seyhan Erdoğdu
Ayşegül Kars Kaynar : Secular State under anti-Secular Rule?: Secularism of the State in Turkey after July 2008
Cemil Boyraz
: Reactive Politics or Revised Founding Ideology? Current Secularist and Kemalist Reactions in
Murat Borovalı Turkey
Irmak Yazıcı
: The Sacred Strikes Back in Turkey: Blasphemy as Crime in a Secular Democracy
Volkan Ertit
: Two Different Concepts that are Used Interchangeably: Secularization and Laicization
SESSION 370
14.30-16.30 - CCC B Hall
The Impact of U.S. and Regional Actors on Arab Uprisings
Moderator: Ibrahim G. Aoudé; Organized by Ibrahim G. Aoudé;
Sponsored by the International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES);
Joseph Alagha
: The Future of the Arab Uprisings: Democratization without Democrats
Saadet Gulden Ayman : The American Approach to the Syrian Conflict and the US-Turkey Differences
Rami Siklawi
: Syria: Dynamics of Conflict and the Role of Non-State Actors (The Case of Hamas and Hizballah
in the Wake of the Syrian Crisis)
Seif Da’na
: The Curve of American Power, Israel, and the Arab Uprisings
197
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SESSION 371
14.30-16.30 - CCC D Hall
IV. Shi’i Moharram Rituals: Meanings and Interpretations
Moderator: Mohd Faizal Musa
Ali Banvazizi
: Martyrdom and the Socralization of Political Violence
Edith Szonto
: The End of Mourning. Pions Bodies. Affective Economies and Socred Spoce in Contemponany
Iraq Arbaen Practies
Liyakat Takim
: Muharrem Rituals in the Khoja Shi’i Community
Jabbar Rahman
: From Javánmandán to Heiat
SESSION 372
Arab Spring: Social Movement and Identity
Moderator: Sümercan Bozkurt-Güngen
Ahmad Omar Abdel Hadi: The Arab Spring and Identity Formation in Jordan
Francisco Veiga Rodríguez: Tribalisation and Detribalisation: From the Soviet Precedent to the Arab Spring
Carlos González Villa
Özgür Sarı
: Reading “Arab Spring” within the Theories on New Social Movements
Marianne Aringberg
Laanatza
: The Arab Spring and the Actions and Reactions of the Minorities
Laurence Thieux
: Le Rôle de la Société Civile dans les Transformations Politiques des Pays du Sud de la
Méditerranée Depuis le Début du Printemps Arabe
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SESSION 373
Tourisme Religieux et Pèlerinages dans le Monde Arabe et Musulman: Enjeux Multiples
Moderator: Katia Boissevain, co-chair: Justin McGuinness
Katia Boissevain
: Burning Zâwiyas: Religious Arson in the Tunisian Revolution. Tourism, Religion and National
Issues (Sidi Bou Saïd)
Justin Mc Guinness
: Spirituality staged: the Case of an Annual Sufi Festival in a North African Historic City.
Norig Neveu
: Le Développement du Tourisme Chiite dans le Sud de la Jordanie, Objet de Contestation Locale
Michel Boivin
: The Issue of Shiite Religious Tourism in the Sufi Sanctuaries of Pakistan
SESSION 374
Middle Eastern Migrants in the World
Moderator: Mehrdad Mark Mozayyan
Gözde Somel
Güçlü Tülüveli
: Ottoman Immigrants in Cuba
Mehrdad Mark Mozayyan: Persian Students in 19th Century Europe Partitions,
SESSION 375
Partitions, Borders, and Convergences: Gender, Sexuality, and the Embodiment of Difference
Moderator: Frances S. Hasso; Discussant: Elif Ekin Akşit Vural;
Sponsored by the Journal of Middle East Women’s Studies
Elyse Semerdjian
: Sexing the Hammam: Gendered Discourses on the Ottoman Bathhouse
Shouleh Vatanabi
: Soft Power and Gendered Orientalism: Paradoxes of Turkish TV Series’ Beyond Eastern Borders
Frances S Hasso
: “Civil” and “Space” as Gendered Fields of Meaning and Practice in Egypt
Halide Velioglu
: Bend the Tango, Straighten the LGBTI: Queer Tango in Istanbul
199
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SESSION 376
22.08.2014
Alevis in Turkey
Moderator: Nesim Şeker
Mehmet Bardakçı
: The AKP Government’s Alevi Initiative: Walking a Tightrope between Democracy and Identity
Aysegül Uygur Doğan : To What Extent Religionalization of Alevis Fit into a Model of Post-Secular Society in Turkey?
Ceren Lord
: A Nascent but Reluctant Minority of the ‘Middle East’: Remapping the sectarian map and the
Besim Can Zırh Alevis of Turkey in the Wake of the Syrian Crisis
Didem Doğanyılmaz
: Alevism at the Center of Religious Freedom Discussions in Laic Turkey
SESSION 377
Ecological Geopolitics
Moderator: Clemens Hoffmann
Sebastiano Andreotti : Depletion of Groundwater and Demographic Growth: An Assessment of Two Long- Term Threats
to Yemen’s Stability
Slawomir Raszewski : Iran, Israel, Turkey and the Energy in the Eastern Mediterranean
Sabrina Joseph
: Ecological Realities, British Environmental Perceptions and Natural Resource Development in
Brigitte Howarth Arabia: the case of the Trucial States and Oman, 1930s-1950s
SESSION 378
Cinema in MENA
Moderator: Nina Fischer
Nina Fischer
: Exploring Jerusalem Communities: Nati Adler’s “Hats of Jerusalem” (2005)
Çiçek Coşkun
: Types Versus Characters on the Golden Age of Egyptian Cinema: Here I Am, Like This
Fakhri Haghani
: Between Realism and Representation: Cinema and Society in the Middle East and North Africa
200
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SESSION 379
Theories of International Relations and the Middle East
Moderator: Ali Rıza Güngen
Anahita Arian
: The American Hegemony in the Discipline of International Relations: Consequences for Studies
on Iranian Foreign and Security Policy
Simon Mabon
: Sovereignty’s Sorites Paradox
Ahmed Ali Salem
: A Critique of Failing International Relations Theories in Middle Eastern Tests
Miloud Barkaoui
: Of (neo)orientalist reflexes and citizen revolts: the united states and MENA’s new paradigm shift
SESSION 380
The Antinomies of Ottoman Reform
Moderator: Hasan Engin Şener
Ufuk Adak
: From Mahbes to Hapishane: Ottoman Prison Reform in Izmir in the Late Ottoman Empire
Cem Emrence
: Lost in Quarantine
Melis Hafez
: Morality and Modernity: Islamization of Work Ethics, Protestantization of Islam, or a Third
Approach?
SESSION 381
Politics in the Gulf II
Moderator: Gökçer Özgür
Dorota Scislewska
: A Friend’s Enemy Does not Have to be Own Foe – the Foreign Policy of Oman under the Reign of
Sultan Qaboos bin Said al-Said
Marta Saldana
: Rentierism and Political Culture in the United Arab Emirates
Mohd Afandi Salleh : Arab Gulf Countries’ Engagement in ASEAN Countries: a Review of Investment Trends and
Mohd Fauzi Abu Hussin Future Opportunities
201
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SESSION 382
Arab Spring: Towards a Political Transition?
Moderator: Ferran Izquierdo; Discussant: Laura Feliu
Ferran Izquierdo
: Political Transition or Reorganization of Power?
Mouldi Lahmar
: L’autre Transition en Tunisie: Les Honneurs, les Richesses et les Valeurs
Eva Wegner
: Party-Voter Congruence in the Middle East and North Africa after the Arab Spring
Iñaqui Gutiérrez De Terán: Where is my State ya `Azizi?: Contending Elites and Re-emerging Civil Society in Transitional
Libya
SESSION 383
Unmaking and Remaking the Military Authority: Militarism in Contemporary Turkey
Moderator: Ömer Turan; Discussant: Suavi Aydın
Güven Gürkan Öztan
Ömer Turan
: Being a Kurd in the Turkish Army: Kurdish Conscripts Experiencing Compulsory Military Service
Şafak Aykaç
: Militarist Paradigms of the Nation-state and Contradictions of “Internal Conflict”: The Case of
Turkey
Nurseli Yeşim Sünbüloğlu: Rehabilitation of the Disabled Veterans of the Kurdish Conflict in Turkey and the Implications
of the Current Peace Process
Senem Kaptan
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: Eviscerated Soldiers: The Unmaking of Turkey’s Military Elite
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SESSION 384
The Changing Middle Eastern Situtation and Japan’s Foreign Policy
Moderator: Eiji Nagasawa; Discussant: Isam Hamza, Manabu Shimizu;
Sponsored by Japan Institute of International Affairs (JIIA)
First Session
: Historical Relations between Japan and the Middle East
Shuji Hosaka
: Japan and the Gulf: Past and Future
Mahmoud Al-Qaysi
: Taha Alhashimi and the Beginnings of the Iraqi Elites’ Approach to Japan Discussant: Isam
Hamza
Second Session
: Japanese Perspective toward the Contemporary Political Situation in the Middle East
Akiko Yoshioka
: Coalition Formation in the 2014 Iraqi Parliamentary Election: Similar Trends, Different
Outcomes
Mari Nukii
: Hassan Rouhani’s Victory in Iran’s 11th Presidential Election and the New Power Struggle
Discussant: Manabu Shimizu
SESSION 385
Espaces Publiques, Urbanisation et Pratiques Quotidiennes
Moderator: Esra İlkay Keloğlu
Debache Samira
: Les Places Publiques Urbaines entre Marginalisation et Réappropriation
Benzagouta Yasser Nassim
Naouel Achour-Boukkaz: Faire la Ville et Pratiques Spatiales des Habitants: une Approche par le Genre
Spiga Sassia
Spiga Yacine
Haoui Samira
: Réalités et Utopies de L’urbanisation Saharienne en Algérie
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SESSION 386
Conflict Resolution: Theory and Practice
Moderator: Nilgün Öner
Habibeh Rahim
: Meeting Rumi and Assisi: The Paradigm for Peace and Inclusion Today
Alexander Y. Zhukov : Re-visiting Middle Eastern State Policies Towards the ‘North-South’ Crisis in Sudan Prior to its
Sergey Seregichev Separation
SESSION 387
Studies on Contemporary Arabic: Grammar and Language Structure from a Comparative
Perspective
Moderator: Barış Karacasu
Karolina Jaworska
: Propositional Repetition in Media Arabic
Mahsn Majidy
: The Phonological Assimilation of Arabic Loanwords in Sorani Kurdish
Aleksandra Paulina : Arabic Demonstrative iyyâ in Comparison to Particle et in Modern Hebrew - Comparative Study
Kijewska of Function and Usage
Magdalena Zawrotna : Body-related Dysphemisms and Euphemisms in Egyptian Arabic
SESSION 388
Turkey’s Foreign Policy II
Moderator: Gökser Gökçay
Erhan Kelesoglu
: The Problem of Palestine in Turkish Foreign Policy and Turco-Palestinian Relations
Zoltan Egeresi
: Turkey and the Middle East: a neo-Gramscian Approach
Birsen Erdoğan
: Turkish Foreign Policy Discourse on Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and Humanitarian
Intervention During and After Arab Spring
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SESSION 389
US Foreign Policy in the Middle East
Moderator: Radoslaw Tomasz Bania
Robert Mason
: U.S. - Saudi Relations during the Arab Revolutions
Radoslaw Tomasz Bania: Syrian Crises of 1957 and 2013 and their Consequences for the U.S. Middle Eastern Policy
Peshawa Muhammed : U.S. and Iraqi Kurds: Unstable Friends
Kamal Osman Salih : Sudanese-American Animosity 1989 - 2014: An Evaluative Analysis
Ulkar Imamverdiyeva : From “Iraq War” to “Pivot to Asia”: the role of the Arab Spring
SESSION 390
Daily Life in Iran
Moderator: Gül Karagöz-Kızılca
Khadije Safiri
: Examination of the Relation between Satellite Serials, Familial Serials in GEM TV channel (Lale
Devri, Ask ve Ceza, Ask i Mamno, Mohtasham Yuz eil, Yer Gok Ask) with Relation between Wife
and Husband in Iran
Soheila Farzi Molan
: Swing Past and Present: Memory and Perception in Tehran Aged Care Homes
Gholamreza Moghaddam : Religion in Iranian’s Life Style
Ali Hatami
SESSION 391
Islam and Islamic Communities
Moderator: Feryal Turan
Maryam Mary Moghimi : The Type of Study Religion in Kerman
Hamid Nakhaei
Keri Leigh Hughes
: Conversations with Arabs: the Experiences of Muslims from the Middle East in the United States
Katarzyna Wiktoria Sidlo : Muslims and ex-Muslims of Jordan: Different Perceptions of Morality
205
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SESSION 392
22.08.2014
Masculinity and Islam
Moderator: Jonas Otterbeck
Jonas Otterbeck
: Negotiating Islamic Masculinity in Contemporary Islamic Pop Music
Johan Cato
: The Understanding of Islamic Masculinity in Swedish Politics
Erica Li Lundqvist
: Sin Management: Tactics to Stay in line with God and the Expectations of being a Muslim and
a (Gay) man in the Lebanese Context
Spyros Sofos
Roza Tsagarousianou
: Reconfiguring Islam: Debates on Gender and Sexuality among European Muslims
SESSION 393
17.00-19.00 - CCC A Hall
Roundtable:
“A Special Plenary on Palestine”
Moderator: Rabab Ibrahim Abdulhadi
Rabab Ibrahim Abdulhadi, Saed Abu Hijleh, Hatem Bazian, Lena Miari, Jaime Veve, Angela Davis*, Haidar Eid*
* To be confirmed
SESSION 394
17.00-19.00 - CCC D Hall
V. Shi’i Moharram Rituals, Performances--Ta’ziyeh and Sermons
Moderator: Mariam Abou Zahab
Sabina Guerrieri
: Modernity on Stage
Samer El Karanshawy : Texts, Interpretation and Commemorating Imam Husayn.
Mozafar Shirazi
: Comparative Semiotic Study of Ta’ziyeh Performance in the Region of Bushehr and the Central
Plateau of Iran
Khalid Sindawi
: Color Semantics of Women’s Clothing in Ashura Day Rituals: Karbala Province as a Case Study
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Poster Exhibition / Présentation D’affiches
Poster Exhibition / Présentation D’affiches
Poster Session I
18.08.2014 / 14:30-16:30
Small Foyer / Cultural and Convention Centre
Role and Meaning of Dragons on Ashura Alams
Marjan Mortazavi, Naghme Kharazian
“Qahvekhane e Painting”: Religion or Art
Naghme Kharazian
The Embodiment of the Event of ‘Ashura’ in Iranian Contemporary Paintings: From
Naturalism to Symbolism
Sara Shahmohamadian
Poster Session II
19.08.2014 / 11:30-13:30
Perceptions toward Iran’s Nuclear Program: The Case of Qatar
Özgür Pala
China’s Resource Demand and Market Opportunities in the Middle East: Policies and
Operations in Iran and Iraq
Dong Liu
The Future of the Iraqi-USA Relations: Analytical Study
Basil Hussein Al Ghurary
Poster Session III
20.08.2014 / 11:30-13:30
Reading Barthes’ “Mythologies” in Taksim Square
Marco Flavio Ferraro, Anastasiia Zherdieva
Staying Outside the Lines: Identity Politics and LGBT Movement in Turkey
Fulya Felicity Türkmen
Gezi Park Protests: Was a Scream for Freedom and Democracy ?
Emine Tirali
Poster Session IV
21.08.2014 / 11:30-13:30
The Environmental Importance of the Lake Urmia (Iran)
Batoul Majidi Khameneh
Environmental Sustainability in Education City: Green Beacon or Green Islands?
Muhammad Bilal Shakir, Mari Luomi, John Crist, Bushra Alam
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Poster Session V
21.08.2014 / 14:30-16:30
La Prise en Charge du Patrimoine Historique dans la Préparation de la Ville à
L’événement « Constantine Capitale de la Culture Arabe 2015 »
Hanifa Rebai, Chafia Latreche
La Mosquée de Sidi Boumediene, un Joyau Architectural
Samia Rebouh, Khadidja Boughazi, Bachir Ribouh
La Qualité Conceptuelle du Logement Promotionnel Face aux Aspirations des Habitants:
Cas de la Ville de Constantine
Leghmouche Asma
Poster Session VI
22.08.2014 / 11:30-13:30
Social Media as a New Social Movement Area: Tunisia Case
Cansu Abacı
The Profile of the Palestinian Suicide Martyrs (Istishhadiyin)
Bassam Youssef
Poster Session VII
22.08.2014 / 14:30-16:30
Islamic Bioethics: Available Resources and New Initiatives
Ayman Shabana, Frieda Wiebe
Significance of Food in a Muslim’s Physical and Spiritual Growth
Aminuddin Ruskam, Nur Dianaty Nordin, Devanai Kannan, Nasrul Hisham,
Mifedwil Jandra, Mohd Fauzi Abu
The Knowledge of the Johorean Society vis-à-vis the Implementation of Islamic Criminal
Laws
Aminuddin Ruskam, Ajmain Safar, Idris Ismail, Nurazmallail Marni
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WOCMES Award / Prix WOCMES
18.08.2014 / 19:00
Cultural and Convention Centre
Kemal Kurdaş Hall
Suraiya FAROQHI
Professor Faroqhi was born in 1941, in Berlin, Germany, from a German mother and an Indian father. She came
to Istanbul and became a student of Ömer Lütfi Barkan, a leading Turkish economic and social historian, in
Istanbul University, when she was 21 years old.
She worked at Middle East Technical University, all the way from instructor to full professor (1971-1987),
at first teaching Freshman English, later History as a non-technical elective and from 1984 onwards in the
History Department. She became professor in 1986.
Between 1988 and 2007, she was a professor at the Ludwig Maximilians Universität in Munich/ FRG. After
retirement in 2007, she became a professor of history at Istanbul Bilgi University. She also holds an honorary
doctorate from Boğaziçi Üniversitesi, Istanbul (2001).
Suraiya Faroqhi published numerous articles and books in English, Turkish and German, on everyday life,
urban history, cultural values, and commerce and craftsmanship in premodern Ottoman Empire. Among her
recent publications, The Ottoman Empire and the World around it (London: I. B. Tauris 2004) and Artisans of
Empire: Crafts and Craftspeople under the Ottomans (London: I. B. Tauris 2009) should be mentioned.
Suraiya Faroqhi is one of the most important economic and social historians of Ottoman Studies working today.
Le Professeur Faroqhi est né en 1941, à Berlin, en Allemagne, d’une mère allemande et d’un père indien. Elle a
déménagé à Istanbul et est devenue, à 21ans, étudiante de Ömer Lütfi Barkan, historien économique et social
turc de premier plan, à l’Université d’Istanbul. Elle a travaillé à l’Université Technique du Moyen-Orient, en
passant par tous les emplois entre celui d’instructeur et celui de professeur titulaire (1971-1987), y compris le
poste d’enseignant en Anglais Freshman, puis plus tard en Histoire en tant que technicien non électeur et à
partir de 1984, dans le Département d’Histoire. Elle est devenue professeur en 1986.
Entre 1988 et 2007, elle a été professeur à la Ludwig Maximilians Universität de Munich/RFA. Après sa retraite
en 2007, elle est devenue professeur d’histoire à l’Université Bilgi d’Istanbul. Elle est également titulaire d’un
doctorat honorifique de Boğaziçi Üniversitesi d’Istanbul (2001).
Suraiya Faroqhi a publié de nombreux articles et livres en anglais, turcs et allemands,
sur la vie quotidienne, l’histoire urbaine, les valeurs culturelles, et le commerce et l’artisanat dans l’Empire
ottoman prémoderne. Parmi ses publications récentes, citons l’Empire ottoman et le monde autour de lui
(Londres: IB Tauris, 2004) et Les Artisans de l’Empire: Artisanat et Artisans sous les Ottomans (Londres: IB
Tauris 2009). Suraiya Faroqhi est l’une des historiennes économiques et sociales les plus importantes dans le
cadre des études ottomanes contemporaines.
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Keynote Speech / Discours-Programme
19.08.2014 / 14:30-16:30
Kemal Kurdaş Hall
Samir AMIN
Professor Amin was born in 1931 in Cairo, Egypt. He studied political science, statistics and economics in
France. Amin presented his PhD thesis titled “The Origins of Underdevelopment” in 1957. During his graduate
studies in France, he also participated in active political struggle, when he joined to French Communist Party.
Later, he started to move away towards Maoist critique of Soviet Marxism.
Starting from 1957, Amin worked for “Institution for Economic Management” in Egypt and “Ministry of Planning”
in Mali, respectively. Between 1963 and 1970, he gave lectures in several universities as professor. He became
director of “The African Institute for Economic Development and Planning” (IDEP) in 1970 and continued this
assignment until 1980. Amin has been director of Third World Forum in Dakar, Senegal, since 1980.
Famous works such as “Unequal Development”, “Imperialism and Unequal Development”, “Class and Nation”,
“The Future of Maoism”, “Eurocentrism”, “Empire of Chaos”, “The Liberal Virus” and “Maldevelopment” are
among more than 30 books that Amin has written.
Samir Amin is a leading Marxist social scientist and “militant intellectual” of our time, who has also been
publishing articles for Monthly Review and various websites.
Le Professeur Amin est né en 1931 au Caire, en Egypte. Il a étudié les sciences politiques, les statistiques
et l’économie en France. Mr Amin a présenté une thèse de doctorat intitulée “Les Origines du SousDéveloppement” en 1957. Au cours de ses études supérieures en France, il a rejoint le Parti Communiste
Français et participé à la lutte politique active. Plus tard, il a commencé à s’en éloigner en s’orientant vers une
critique Maoïste du Marxisme Soviétique.
A partir de 1957, Mr Amin a travaillé respectivement pour l”Institut de Gestion Economique” d’Egypte et
le “Ministère de la Planification” du Mali. Entre 1963 et 1970, il a donné des conférences dans plusieurs
universités en tant que professeur. En 1970, il est devenu directeur de “L’Institut Africain du Développement
Economique et de la Planification” (IDEP) et a poursuivi cette mission jusqu’en 1980, date à laquelle, Mr Amin
est aussi devenu le directeur du Forum du Tiers Monde à Dakar, au Sénégal.
Mr Amin a écrit plus de 30 livres parmi lesquels des ouvrages célèbres tels que “Développement inégal”,
“L’Impérialisme et le Développement Inégal”, “Classe et Nation”, “L’Avenir du Maoïsme”, “Eurocentrisme”,
“Empire du Chaos”, “Le Virus Libéral” et “Mal-développement”.
Samir Amin est un éminent spécialiste social Marxiste et un “militant intellectuel” contemporain, qui a également publié des articles pour Monthly Review et divers sites web.
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Meetings in Conjunction / Réunions Parallèles
Business Meeting of the Council of the European Association for Middle Eastern
Studies (EURAMES)
August 19th, Tuesday 9:00 am CCC B Hall
Association of Middle East Women’s Studies (AMEWS)
August 19th, Tuesday 1:00-3:00 pm Marriott Hotel
Joint Meeting of the International Association of Contemporary Iraqi Studies (IACIS)
and the International Association for Middle East Studies (IAMES)
August 20th, Wednesday 9:00 am CCC A Hall
Meeting of the International Advisory Council of WOCMES
August 21st, Thursday 9:00 am CCC C Hall
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WOCMES Book Fair / Foire du Livre WOCMES
The Book Fair is located at the Cultural and Convention Centre.
The fair will be open during the following hours:
Monday, August 18 – Thursday, August 21 10:00am-7:00pm
Friday, August 22 10:00am-5:00pm
La Foire du livre se tiendra dans le hall de la Cultural and Convention Centre
Horaires d’ouverture:
Lundi, 18 Août– Jeudy, 21 Août 10h00 - 19h00
Vendredi, 23 Août 10h00 -17h00
Exhibitors with Booths / Exposants avec stands:
Arab Center for Research
Brill Publishing
Edinburg University Press
Hurst & Co. Publishers
I.B. Tauris Publishers
İstanbul Bilgi University Publishing
LAL - Library of Arabic Literature
The Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
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SGDD-ASAM Photograph Exhibition
“The Refugees of Turkey – Photograph Exibition”
The Association for Solidarity with Asylum Seekers and Migrants (ASAM) has been conducting projects intended to
refugees and asylum seekers in 19 provinces of Turkey with more than 200 staff member.
Apart from psyco-social support, legal counselling, social and training activities, ASAM also organises visuality
events on refugees and asylum seekers which is currently very topical and therefore where the awareness about
the issue has been rising due to the latest developments.
In our exhibition you can see photographs of refugees in various regions of Turkey, taken by the volunteers of the
Ankara Photography Artist’s Association (AFSAD), who have contributed significantly to increasing the visibility of
this subject.
We would like to thank Asuman Ergüney and Hakkı Öncü for their photographs in the exhibition, and also all field
workers who protect the rights of refugees, and try to give visibility to this group of people who live among us, but
are often invisible.
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Exposition de Photographies SGDD-ASAM
“Les Réfugiés de Turquie – Exposition de Photographies”
L’Association pour la Solidarité avec les Demandeurs d’Asile et les Migrants (ASAM) a mené des projets destinés
aux réfugiés et aux demandeurs d’asile dans 19 provinces de la Turquie avec plus de 200 membres de son équipe.
Outre le soutien psycho-social, des conseils juridiques, des activités sociales et des formations, ASAM organise
également des événements visuels sur les réfugiés et les demandeurs d’asile, ce qui est actuellement d’actualité,
et d’autant plus avec la prise de conscience croissante sur ce sujet suite aux derniers développements.
Dans notre exposition, vous pouvez voir des photos de réfugiés dans différentes régions de la Turquie, prises
par les bénévoles de l’Association des Artistes Photographes d’Ankara (AFSAD), qui ont contribué de manière
significative à accroître la visibilité sur ce sujet.
Nous tenons à remercier Asuman Ergüney et Hakkı Öncü pour leurs photographies présentées dans l’exposition,
ainsi que tous les travailleurs qui protègent les droits des réfugiés sur le terrain, et essaient de donner de la
visibilité sur ce groupe de personnes qui vivent parmi nous, mais qui restent souvent invisibles.
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Gezi, Street, Resistance!
By May 31 of 2013, Turkey witnessed something never experienced before in
the territories of this country.
People from nationalist, socialist, idealist and from many other political views
took to the streets against injustice and police violence being experienced.
Thousands of people who are considered as opponents and never expected to
come together fought with solidarity in the same barricade.
Gezi resistance initiated a new era in this country. Young people who have
been considered as apolitical and labeled as insensitive for years become
acquainted with streets. People took to the streets against injustice in every
field of life. Everyone collaborated with laborers and resisted brotherly.
Just like all other struggles for freedom, this solidarity and resistance brought
some sad losses unfortunately. Highly sad losses...
24 people lost their eye by reason of tear gas capsule or plastic bullet.
We buried 8 very young people, 8 saplings in the country’s land as the saplings
to let them shoot forth and greet the future honoredly.
Mother of one of these Gezi martyrs, mother Fadime could not stand the
absence of her son and passed away to the place of her son by following the
smell of her son...
The whole country expected for good news from Berkin Elvan who had been in
a comatose for 269 days every day and night.
And 15 year old Berkin died after 269 days in coma, his 16 kilogram body was
carried to the grave by Istanbul streets accompanied by millions of people...
This topic of this exhibition is the street resistances started by the “Gezi
Resistance” and ongoing for the last 1 year.
This exhibition is my humbly duty of loyalty towards “GEZİ MARTYRS AND
VETERANS”.
This exhibition is the yield of your resistance, this exhibition is your story...
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EVERYWHERE
TAKSİM,
EVERYWHERE
RESISTANCE!
#ResistGezi
SERDAR ÇALIK
Serdar Çalık was born in 1979
in Istanbul and started his
photography career in Australia.
Having performed as the official
photographer of some festivals
such as Medieval and Pemberley
in Abbey Museum, Çalık held his
first exhibition composed of nature
and documentary photographs in
Brisbane city of Australia.
He came back to Turkey in 2012. He
acted as a volunteer reporter and
photographer during and after the
Gezi park resistance which started
shortly after he came back to the
country. Having worked as a photo
journalist in Karşı Newspaper for a
short time, CALIK still goes on his
life as a freelance photographer in
Istanbul.
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Gezi, La Rue, La Résistance !
Depuis le 31 mai 2013, la Turquie a vécu des événements jusqu’alors inconnus sur
ses terres.
Des personnes venant d’horizons nationaliste, socialiste, idéaliste et de nombreux
autres sont descendus dans les rues contre les injustices et les violences policières
rencontrées. Des milliers de personnes, considérées comme des opposants, ne
s’attendaient pas à se battre ensemble, avec solidarité derrière la même barricade.
La Résistance de Gezi a lancé une nouvelle ère dans ce pays. Les jeunes, jusqu’alors
considérés comme apolitiques et étiquetés comme neutres depuis des années, se
sont familiarisés avec la rue. Des personnes sont descendues dans les rues contre
l’injustice dans tous les domaines de la vie. Tous ont collaboré avec les travailleurs
et ont résisté fraternellement.
Comme dans toutes les autres luttes pour la liberté, cette solidarité et cette
résistance ont malheureusement eu de tristes pertes. Très tristes pertes...
24 personnes ont perdu leurs yeux à cause de l’usage de capsule de gaz lacrymogène
ou de balle en caoutchouc.
Nous avons enterré 8 très jeunes, 8 jeunes pousses dans les terres du pays comme
de jeunes arbres poussant en avant et saluant le futur avec honneur.
La mère de l’un de ces martyrs de Gezi, Mère Fadime n’a pas pu supporter l’absence
de son fils et est décédé sur le même lieu que son fils en suivant son esprit...
Tous les jours et toutes les nuits, le pays tout entier a attendu de recevoir de bonnes
nouvelles de Berkine Elvan resté dans le coma pendant 269 jours.
Mais Berkine, agé de 15ans, est mort après ces 269 jours de coma, et son corps de
16 kg a été porté jusqu’à sa tombe dans les rues d’Istanbul, accompagné par des
millions de personnes ...
Cette exposition est dédiée à la résistance des rues qui a été initiée par la
“Résistance de Gezi” et qui s’est poursuivie pendant toute l’année passée.
Cette exposition est mon humble devoir de loyauté envers les “MARTYRES ET
VETERANS DE GEZI”.
Cette exposition est le résultat de votre résistance, cette exposition est votre histoire
...
TAKSİM
PARTOUT,
RESISTANCE
PARTOUT
#ResistGezi
SERDAR ÇALIK
Serdar Çalık est né en 1979 à
Istanbul et a commencé sa carrière
de photographe en Australie.
Après avoir été le photographe
officiel de certains festivals comme
Medieval et Pemberley dans le
Musée d’Abbey, Çalık a tenu sa
première exposition composée de
photographies documentaires et de
nature dans la ville de Brisbane en
Australie.
Il revint en Turquie en 2012. Il
a agi en tant que journaliste et
photographe bénévole, pendant
et après la résistance du parc de
Gezi qui a commencé peu de temps
après son retour au pays. Après
avoir travaillé en tant que photojournaliste pour le journal Karşı
pendant une courte période, Calik
a poursuivi sa carrière en tant que
photographe freelance à Istanbul.
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Concerts / Concerts
Kardeş Türküler
Musics and Dances of Anatolia, Mesopotamia and Thrace
Open Air Concert / Concert en plein air
Tuesday/ Mardi, 19 August/Août 2014, 9.00 pm.
ODTÜ Vişnelik
Shuttle Buses will leave from the Cultural and Convention Centre at 8.30 pm.
About Kardeş Türküler
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is a music and dance project from Turkey that performs the folk songs and dances of Anatolia, Thrace and Mesopotamia
in their original languages, and pays special attention their own cultural contexts.
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is an Istanbul-based musical group, internationally known for their use of traditional Anatolian, Middle Eastern and
Balkan instruments, drawing upon the rich, varied and conjoined cultural and musical traditions that are the band
members’ respective birthrights: Turkish, Arabic, Kurdish, Azerbaijani, Georgian, Roma, and Armenian.
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pays special attention their own cultural contexts, the group expresses the hope of living together in fraternity in a region
with many different cultures.
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gave concerts in 10 different countries of Europe, in Australia, in USA, Iraq, Syria and Armenia more than 80 concerts.
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reached more than 1.5 million audiences in its concerts.
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performed more than 350 concerts and dance-music shows in Turkey and in abroad.
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relaesed 5 music and 2 soundtrack albums. All of these albums are labeled by Kalan Music.
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prepared musics for the film “Kingdom of Heaven” of Riddley Scott and Kardeş Türküler’s track was included to the
soundtrack of the film.
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performed every year big dance and music performances in Istanbul since 1999. Kardeş Türküler had significant
featuring guests from all over the world as Sezen Aksu, Neşet Ertaş, Bedia Akartürk, Ara Dinkjian, Djivan Gasparyan,
Esma Redzepova, Reem Kelâni, Onnik Dinkjian, Arto Tunçboyacıyan, Şivan Perwer, Koçani Orkestar, Nihal Yalçın, Olgun
Şimşek, Joe Geia…
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headlined festivals throughout Turkey and Europe. Amsterdam Roots, Stimmen, Rudolstadt, Oslo World Music,
Strassbourg Méditerranée Festival, Kemnade, Positive Vibrations, Festival der Kulturen Augsburg, Şimdi Now Berlin,
Şimdi Now Stuttgart, Gent Istanbul Ekspres are examples of these festivals.
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has been recognized with international accolades, including the award for “Best Film Music” at the prestigious Antalya
Golden Orange Film Festival in 2001.
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Released by Kalan Music in 2011, the latest album of Kardeş Türküler and Arto Tunçboyacıyan “Çocuk (H)aklı” has been
nominated for the 54. Grammy Awards for the best World Music album.
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Albums of Kardeş Türküler have been reviewed by significant music magazines like FRoots…
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Musiques et Dances d’Anatolie, Mésopotamie et Thrace
Open Air Concert / Concert en plein air
Tuesday/ Mardi, 19 August/Août 2014, 9.00 pm.
ODTÜ Vişnelik
Shuttle Buses will leave from the Cultural and Convention Centre at 8.30 pm.
A propos de Kardeş Türküler
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C’est un projet de musique et de danse de Turquie qui réalisent des chansons et des danses folkloriques d’Anatolie, de
Thrace et de Mésopotamie, dans leurs langues originales tout en accordant une importance particulière à leurs propres
contextes culturels.
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C’est un groupe musical basé à Istanbul, connu internationalement pour son utilisation des instruments traditionnels
d’Anatolie, du Moyen-Orient et des Balkans, s’appuyant sur des traditions riches, variées, culturelles et musicales
conjointes représentants les origines respectives des membres du groupe: Turque, Arabe, Kurde, Azerbaïdjanaise,
Géorgienne, Rome, et Arménienne.
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Accordant une attention particulière à leurs propres contextes culturels, le groupe exprime l’espoir de vivre ensemble
dans la fraternité dans une région où de nombreuses aux cultures différentes.
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Ils ont donné plus de 80 concerts dans 10 pays différents en Europe, en Australie, aux USA, en Iraq, Syrie et Arménie.
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Ils ont atteint plus de 1.5 million de spectateurs au cours de leurs concerts.
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Ils ont réalisé plus de 350 concerts et de shows danse & musique en Turquie et à l’étranger.
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Ils ont enregistré 5 albums de musique et 2 de bandes-sons. Tous ont été labellisés par Kalan Music.
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Ils ont préparé les musiques du “Kingdom of Heaven” de Riddley Scott et le morceau de Kardeş Türküler a été inclus dans
la bande originale du film.
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Depuis 1999, ils ont réalisé chaque année de grands spectacles de danse et de musique à Istanbul. Kardeş Türküler
a eu des invités prestigieux du monde entier tels que Sezen Aksu, Neşet Ertaş, Bedia Akartürk, Ara Dinkjian, Djivan
Gasparyan, Esma Redzepova, Reem Kelâni, Onnik Dinkjian, Arto Tunçboyacıyan, Şivan Perwer, Koçani Orkestar, Nihal
Yalçın, Olgun Şimşek, Joe Geia…
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Ils ont participé à des festivals en Turquie et en Europe. Amsterdam Roots, Stimmen, Rudolstadt, Oslo World Music,
Strasbourg Méditerranée Festival, Kemnade, Positive Vibrations, Festival der Kulturen Augsburg, Şimdi Now Berlin,
Şimdi Now Stuttgart, Gent Istanbul Ekspres en sont des exemples.
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Ils ont été récompensés avec des prix internationaux, incluant la récompense pour la “Meilleure Musique de Film” au
prestigieux Festival du Film Golden Orange d’Antalya en 2001.
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Kalan Music a publié en 2011 le dernier album de Kardeş Türküler et Arto Tunçboyacıyan “Çocuk (H)aklı” a été nominé
lors des 54e Grammy Awards en tant que meilleur album de World Music.
==>
Les albums de Kardeş Türküler ont reçu la critique de magazines musicaux importants tels que Froots…
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KARDEŞ TÜRKÜLER DANCE-MUSIC PERFORMANCE
The Kardeş Türküler Project also has within its scope to conduct research on the songs and dances of the many
peoples, of Anatolia and its surroundings, with their different languages and beliefs. The resulting compositions,
while based firmly on traditional songs and dance forms, are performed within the project’s own approach to
arrangement.
KARDEŞ TÜRKÜLER & ARA DINKJIAN
ARA DINKJIAN is an Armenian born in America in 1958. His earliest professional musical experience was
accompanying his father Onnik Dinkjian, a renowned Armenian folk and liturgical singer. Ara learned several
western and eastern instruments (piano,guitar, darbuka, and clarinet) and in 1980 graduated from the Hartt
College of Music, earning the country’s first and only special degree in the instrument for which he has become
most well-known, the oud. For the past 35 years, he has continued his post as organist in the Armenian Apostolic
Church. Throughout his musical life, Ara has continued to develop his highly personal compositional style which
blends his eastern and western roots. In 1985, to help realize these compositions and musical concepts, Ara
formed his instrumental quartet, Night Ark, which recorded four CDs for RCA/BMG and Universal/PolyGram.
Night Ark’s recordings and concert tours were highly influential for musicians and music lovers throughout the
world because they demonstrated how music can move forward while still retaining the dignity and soul of one’s
culture. Ara Dinkjian’s compositions have had a universal appeal. His songs have been recorded by world famous
instrumentalists and singers in thirteen different languages, demonstrating that music does indeed unite people
and cultures.
Kardeş Türküler and Ara Dinkjian had several concerts in İstanbul, Diyarbakır and New York.
KARDEŞ TÜRKÜLER & ARTO TUNÇBOYACIYAN
Arto Tunçboyacıyan is a world-renowned percussionist and vocalist of Turkish-Armenian descent. Born and
raised in Turkey alongside his beloved brother, the renowned musician Onno Tunç, Tunçboyacıyan had appeared
on numerous records in Europe, including ones with Turkish pop legend Sezen Aksu, before arriving in the United
States in 1981. In the US, he has worked with jazz legends such as Chet Baker, Al Di Meola, Joe Zawinul and Paul
Winter & The Earth Band. Arto currently helms numerous collaborative music projects including The Armenian
Navy Band, a fifteen man orchestra rooted in a mix of contemporary and traditional Armenian and Anatolian
music; Night Ark with Ara Dinkjian, SERART with System of a Down lead singer Serj Tankian and the quartet
Human Element featuring Matthew Garrison, Scott Kinsey and Gary Novak. Tunçboyacıyan is the music director
of Kardeş Türküler’s latest album Cocuk Hakli (The Kid is Right). He was recently afforded the honor of the 2011
Grammy® Award for Best New Age Album, Miho: Journey to the Mountain with Paul Winter Consort.
Kardeş Türküler and Arto Tuncboyaciyan had several concerts in İstanbul, Diyarbakır, Antep, İzmir, Mersin,
Eskişehir, Berlin, Mülcheim and New York.
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Musiques et Dances d’Anatolie, Mésopotamie et Thrace
PERFORMANCE DANSE-MUSIQUE DE KARDEŞ TÜRKÜLER
Le Projet Türküler Kardeş a également pour objectif de mener des recherches sur les chansons et les danses de
nombreux peuples, de l’Anatolie et de ses environs, avec leurs différentes langues et croyances. Les compositions
résultantes, reposant fermement sur des chansons et des formes de danses traditionnelles, seront arrangées
selon la propre approche du projet à disposition.
KARDEŞ TÜRKÜLER & ARA DINKJIAN
ARA DINKJIAN est un Arménien né aux USA en 1958. C’est en accompagnant son père Onnik Dinkjian, chanteur
folk et liturgique reconnu qu’il a eu sa première expérience musicale professionnelle. Ara a appris plusieurs
instruments occidentaux et orientaux (piano, guitare, derbouka et clarinette) et en 1980 a été diplômé du Collège
de musique Hartt, obtenant ainsi le seul et unique diplôme spécial du pays dans l’instrument avec lequel il est,
depuis, devenu célèbre, le oud. Ces 35 dernières années, il a continué son poste d’organiste à l’Eglise apostolique
arménienne. Tout au long de sa carrière musicale, Ara a continué à développer son style de composition très
personnelle mêlant ses racines orientales et occidentales. En 1985, pour l’aider à réaliser ces compositions et
concepts musicaux, Ara a formé son quartet instrumental, Night Ark, lequel a enregistré quatre CD pour RCA/
BMG et Universal/Polygram. Les enregistrements et tournées de concerts de Night Ark ont beaucoup influencé
les musiciens et amateurs de musique à travers le monde car ils ont démontré comment la musique peut aller
de l’avant tout en conservant la dignité et l’âme de sa culture. Les compositions de Ara Dinkjian ont un attrait
universel. Ses chansons ont été enregistrées par de célèbres instrumentistes et chanteurs en treize langues
différentes, ce qui démontre que la musique permet d’unir les gens et les cultures.
Kardeş Türküler et Ara Dinkjian ont fait plusieurs concerts à Istanbul, Diyarbakır et New York.
KARDEŞ TÜRKÜLER & ARTO TUNÇBOYACIYAN
Arto Tunçboyacıyan est un percussionniste et chanteur d’origine turco-arménien de renommée mondiale. Né
et élevé en Turquie aux côtés de son frère bien-aimé, le célèbre musicien Onno Tunc Tuncboyaciyan est apparu
sur de nombreux enregistrements en Europe, y compris ceux avec légende de la pop turque Sezen Aksu, avant
d’arriver aux États-Unis en 1981. Là-bas, il a travaillé avec des légendes du jazz comme Chet Baker, Al Di Meola,
Joe Zawinul et Paul Winter & The Earth Band. Arto Helms a de nombreux projets musicaux de collaboration, y
compris The Armenian Navy Band, un orchestre de quinze musiciens enraciné dans un mélange de musiques
Arméniennes et Anatoliennes, contemporaine et traditionnelle; Night Ark avec Ara Dinkjian, SERART avec un
chanteur leader, Serj Tankian et le quartet Human Element, avec Matthew Garrison, Scott Kinsey et Gary Novak.
Tuncboyaciyan est le directeur de la musique du dernier album de Kardeş Türküler Cocuk Hakli (The Kid is Right).
On lui a récemment accordé l’honneur du Meilleur New Age Album aux Grammy Award® 2011 pour Miho: Journey
to the Mountain avec Paul Winter Consort.
Kardeş Türküler et Arto Tuncboyaciyan ont fait plusieurs concerts à Istanbul, Diyarbakır, Antep, Izmir, Mersin,
Eskişehir, Berlin, Mülcheim et New York.
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ALLA TURCA KOLLEKTİF
Concert / Concert
Wednesday/ Mercredi, 20 August/Août 2014; 8.00 pm.
A Hall
The musicians of Alla Turca Kollektif are members of the leading ensembles in their countries (for example the
Turkish State Ensemble for Historical Music or the European Union Baroque Orchestra), teaching in renowned
universities like ITÜ Turkish Music Conservatory, awarded in national and international competitions and
performing regularly in festivals and prestigious concerts halls in Turkey, Europe and overseas. Besides high
artistic quality, literature of musicology and historical research and astonishing creativity are the basis for Alla
Turca Kollektif’s projects. The ensemble respects the tradition and creates at the same time a new space for the
arts in an unusual and surprising context. ATC dedicates itself to period performance practice; which means that
the musicians are playing instruments of the period that the music was written.
The Group’s speciality is to focus on the wide Ottoman impact on the European Art music, starting from the 16th
Century. Western music history usually tends to ignore or just to consider this impact as an exotic spice. According
to the Latin saying “Ex oriente lux” (“The light is coming from the East”); we are abducting the audience to musical
experiences and connections that they might have never imagined before.
Alla Turca Kollektif performs regularly in Turkey and Europe. (www.allaturca.info)
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ALLA TURCA KOLLEKTİF
Concert / Concert
Wednesday/ Mercredi, 20 August/Août 2014; 8.00 pm.
A Hall
Les musiciens de Alla Turca Kollektif sont membres de grands ensembles dans leur pays (par exemple l’Ensemble
de l’Etat Turc pour la Musique Historique ou l’Orchestre Baroque de l’Union Européenne), enseignent dans les
universités de renom comme le Conservatoire de Musique Turque ITÜ, récompensé lors de compétitions nationales
et internationales et effectuent régulièrement des festivals et des concerts dans des salles prestigieuses en
Turquie, en Europe et à l’étranger. Outre une grande qualité artistique, la littérature de la musicologie, la recherche
historique et une créativité étonnante sont à la base des projets de Alla Turca Kollektif. L’ensemble respecte la
tradition et crée en même temps un nouvel espace pour les arts dans un contexte inhabituel et surprenant. ATC
se consacre à la pratique historique; ce qui signifie que les musiciens jouent des instruments de la même époque
que celle où la musique a été écrite.
La spécialité du Groupe est de se concentrer sur le large impact ottoman au niveau de la musique de l’Art
Européen, à partir du 16e siècle. L’histoire de la musique occidentale a généralement tendance à ignorer ou tout
simplement de considérer cet impact comme une épice exotique. Selon l’adage latin “ex oriente lux” (“La lumière
vient de l’Orient”); nous élevons le public vers des expériences et des connexions musicales qu’ils n’auraient
jamais imaginé avant.
Alla Turca Kollektif se produit régulièrement en Turquie et en Europe. (www.allaturca.info)
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CAN ÇAKMUR
Concert / Concert
Thursday/ Jeudi, 21 August/Août 2014, 9.00 pm.
A Hall
Can Çakmur was born in Ankara in 1997. After being a finalist in the 2010 “X. Les Recontres Internationales des
Jeunes Pianistes” competition in Belgium, he was invited to the master classes founded by the EPTA – Wallonie
president Prof. Diane Andersen. Since 2010, he has had chance to work with distinguished professors such as
Prof. Diane Andersen, Prof. Alan Weiss, Prof. Akiko Ebi, Prof. Johan Schmidt, Prof. Jun Kanno and Prof. Arie Vardi.
In 2012, he received the absolute first prize at the XXII. International Rome Piano Competition. Also in 2012 he
was accepted to study at the Schola Cantorum in Paris with Prof. Marcella Crudeli. In 2013, he has been awarded
the Second Prize (first prize not awarded) as well as the prize given for the “Best Interpretation of a Turkish
Composition” at Mersin Kamuran Gundemir National Piano Competition adult category. In Schola Cantorum,
he received “Diplôme Supérieur” in 2013 and “Diplôme de Virtuosite” in 2014 both with the degree “Très Bien à
l’Unanimité et Félicitations du Jury”. In 2013 he has been accepted to the “Young Musicians on World Stages”
project founded by Güher & SüherPekinel. This summer he has been admitted to International Mendelssohn
Academy in Leipzig and Pianale Academy in Fulda. Çakmur has given recitals as well as concerts with orchestras
at various art festivals and embassies in Turkey and abroad. Recently he was awarded Donizetti Classical Music
Award in the category “Musician of the year (below age of 18)”. Can Çakmur pursues his music studies with Emre
Sen in Turkey and Prof. Diane Andersen in Belgium. He is supported by TUPRAS, as a part of project “Young
Musicians on the World Stages”.
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CAN ÇAKMUR
Concert / Concert
Thursday/ Jeudi, 21 August/Août 2014, 9.00 pm.
A Hall
Can Çakmur est né à Ankara en 1997. Après avoir été finaliste de la compétition belge “Xe Rencontres Internationales
des Jeunes Pianistes”, il a été invité aux Master Classes fondées par le président, Prof. Diane Andersen. Depuis
2010, il a eu la chance de travailler avec d’éminents professeurs tels que le Prof. Diane Andersen, M. Alan Weiss,
le Prof. Akiko Ebi, le Prof. Johan Schmidt, le Prof. Jun Kanno et le Prof. Arie Vardi. En 2012, il a reçu le premier prix
absolu au XXIIe Compétition Internationale de Piano de Rome. La même année, il a été accepté pour étudier au
Schola Cantorum de Paris avec le Prof. Marcella Crudeli. En 2013, on lui a décerné le Second Prix (premier prix
non attribué) ainsi que le prix donné pour la “Meilleure Interprétation d’une Composition Turque” à la Compétition
de Piano Kamuran Gundemir de Mersin, catégorie adulte. Au sein de Schola Cantorum, il a reçu le “Diplôme
Supérieur” en 2013 et le “Diplôme de Virtuosité” en 2014 accompagnés de la mention “Très Bien à l’Unanimité et
Félicitations du Jury”. En 2013, il a été accepté aux “Young Musicians on World Stages (Jeunes Musiciens sur les
Scènes Mondiales)”.”, projet fondé par Güher & Süher Pekinel. Cet été, il a été admis à l’Académie Internationale
Mendelssohn de Leipzig et à l’Académie Pianale de Fulda. Çakmur a donné des récitals et des concerts avec des
orchestres lors de divers festivals d’arts variés et des ambassades en Turquie et à l’étranger. Récemment, il a
reçu le Donizetti Classical Music Award (Prix Musique Classique Donizetti) dans la catégorie “Musicien de l’année
(avant l’âge de 18ans)”. Can Çakmur poursuit ses études de musique avec Emre Sen en Turkey et le Prof. Diane
Andersen en Belgique. Il est soutenu par TUPRAS, dans le cadre du projet “Young Musicians on the World Stages”.
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EBREN DUO
Concert / Concert
Friday/ vendredi, 22 August/Août 2014, 8.00 pm.
A Hall
Former Turkish mythology dragons were believed to rotate the world, returns to the dragon, which translates,
inverting meaning “of marbling” or “universe” was called. According to this legend, that all existing and imagined
everything that marbling, is a dragon.
In the same universe evolved and is evolving as marbling.
Dans la mythologie Turque, on pensait que les dragons avaient le pouvoir de faire tourner le monde. A ce qui
représente et fait évoluer les dragons, on a donné le sens d’« ebren » ou «univers». Selon cette légende, tout ce
qui existe et tout ce que l’on imagine est considéré comme étant ebren, un dragon. Comme ce même univers,
ebren a évolué et continue d’évoluer.
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Kismet
Film Festival / Festival du Cinéma
The WOCMES 2014 film program features 34 documentaries and features. Most of the
films have been provided by young or new film makers, most of them from the Middle East. The films were selected to represent a selection of the WOCMES themes. From these,
several foci can be identified. Although it sometimes seems the “Arab Spring” was in the
distant past, it actually began after WOCMES Barcelona. Marking these uprising are nine
films representing Bahrain, Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen. In addition what may be a Saudi
insurrection is also included. Changing women’s roles in their societies are addressed by
a number of films. Host Turkey is represented by four short films, two documentaries and
a feature. Each day the film program ends in time for attendees to take advantage of the
cultural programs organized by the WOCMES committee.
Le programme du film WOCMES 2014 (World Congress for Middle East Studies ou Congrès
Mondial des Etudes sur le Moyen-Orient) se compose de 34 documentaires et reportages.
La plupart des films ont été réalisés par de jeunes ou nouveaux cinéastes, la majorité
d’entre eux originaires du Moyen-Orient. Les films ont été sélectionnés pour représenter
une sélection de thèmes WOCMES. Parmi ceux-ci, plusieurs foyers peuvent être identifiés.
Même s’il semble parfois que le “printemps arabe” ait été dans un passé lointain, il a
réellement commencé après le WOCMES de Barcelone. Neuf films représentant Bahreïn,
l’Égypte, la Tunisie et le Yémen mettent l’accent sur ces soulèvements. En outre, est inclu
aussi ce qui peut être considéré comme une insurrection en Arabie Saoudite. L’évolution
du rôle des femmes dans leurs sociétés est traitée par un certain nombre de films. La
Turquie, hôte de cette manifestation, est représentée par quatre courts métrages, deux
documentaires et un long métrage. Chaque jour, le programme de film se terminera à
temps pour que les participants puissant profiter des programmes culturels organisés
par le comité WOCMES.
Film Festival / Festival du cinéma
Film Schedule for Monday, 18 August 2014
Horaires de films pour le lundi 18 Août 2014
13:30 - 14:20
The Last Shepherds of the Valley
50 min
Break
14:30 - 15:35
Mohtarama
60 min
2.5 min intro clip
Break
15:45 - 17:06
Apples of the Golan
81 min
Break
17:15 - 18:41
Rouge Parole
96 min
END OF PROGRAM
Film Schedule for Tuesday, 19 August 2014
Horaires de films pour le mardi 19 Août 2014
10:00 - 10:56 Killing Her is a Ticket to Paradise
56 min
Break
11:05 - 12:15 Casablanca Calling
70 min
Break
12:25
12:25 - 12:54
Turkish Short Films
Zarok
29 min
Break
12:56 -13:10
Welat
14 min
Break
13:12 - 13:29
Gölün Kıyısında
17 min
Break
13:31 - 13:43
Lame Lambs
12 min
Break
13:45 - 14:00
Dar Alan
15 min
Could add 15
67 min
Film maker will
attend
Break for Key Note
16:45 - 17:52
Occupy Turkey
17:52 - 18:15
Amy Holmes
Film maker
Break
18:25 - 20:07
Min Dit
END OF PROGRAM
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102 min
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Film Schedule for Wednesday, 20 August 2014
Horaires de films pour le mercredi 20 Août 2014
10:00 - 10:52
The Noise of Cairo
52 min
Break
11:00 - 12:27
Tinghir-Jerusalem
87 min
Break
12:40 - 13:06
Karama Has No Walls
26 min
Break
13:15 14:01
14:01 - 14:20
Gabes Labess
46 min
Film maker will
attend
Habib Ayeb
20 min
Film maker
Break
14:30 - 15:27
Kismet
57 min
Break
15:40 - 16:00
Lily Slame
20 min
Film maker will
attend
16:00 - 16:20
Farah Khadhar
20 min
Film maker
Break
16:30 - 17:06
Socotra
36 min
Break
17:20 - 18:12
Garod
52 min
Break
18:25 - 19:00
Breaking the Silence
32 min
2.5 min leader
Break
19:10 - 20:43
When I Saw You
93 min
END OF PROGRAM
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Film Schedule for Thursday, 21 August 2014
Horaires de films pour le jeudi 21 Août 2014
10:00 - 11:19
Cinema Palestine
79 min
Break
11:30 - 12:13
Siege of Salt and Sand
43 min
Film maker will
attend
12:13 - 12:35
Sam McNeil
20 min
Film maker
Break
12:40 - 13:50
Words of Witness
70 min
Break
14:00 - 15:00
Yemeniettes
15:00 - 15:20
Woods Fairbanks
60 min
Speaker
Break
15:25 - 16:16
Bahrain: Shouting in the Dark
51 min
Break
16:25 - 17:25
Before the Revolution
60 min
Break
17:35 - 18:27
Another Night on Earth
52 min
Break
18:40 - 20:00
Under the Same Sun
END OF PROGRAM
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Layalina
Productions
Speaker
75 min
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Film Schedule for Friday, 22 August 2014
Horaires de films pour le vendredi 22 Août 2014
10:00 - 10:47
Looting the Holy Land
Break
11:00 - 11:46
Saudi Arabia: Secret Uprising
Break
12:00 - 13:17
When I Saw You
Break
13:50 - 14:45
The Fading Valley
Break
15:00 - 15:27
Karama Has No Walls
Break
15:40 - 16:37
Kismet
Break
16:50 - 17:20
Lily Slame
END OF PROGRAM
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A film by David Muñoz
A film by May Ying Welsh
Documentary / Hibrida
2012 / Color / 52’/ Egypt
Arabic w/English subtitles
By arrangement with David Muñoz
Documentary / Al Jazeera English
2011 / Color / 51’ / Bahrain
Courtesy of Al Jazeera English
Although the technique of filming drivers and passengers
in taxi cabs is not new, this film shows Cairene life in the
wake of the Arab Spring. It reveals a lot about how people
really feel about the fall of the Mubarak regime and where
Egypt is heading or ought to be heading.
Winner of seven prestigious journalism awards, May Ying
Welsh’s film combines footage of demonstrations, interviews
and local television coverage to reveal the short-lived and
barely reported Bahrain version of the Arab Spring. Beyond
coverage of how the minority Sunni rulers suppressed the
Shi’a minority, the film raises questions about why news
outlets allowed the revolution to languish. What role did the
United States, whose 5th fleet is based in Manama, play?
Bien que la technique de tournage sur les conducteurs de
taxis et leurs passagers n’est pas nouvelle, ce film montre
la vie cairote dans le sillage du printemps arabe. Il révèle
beaucoup de choses sur le vrai ressenti des gens face à
la chute du régime de Moubarak, sur la voie que prend
l’Egypte et sur celle vers laquelle elle devrait se diriger.
A film by Jill Beardsworth and Keith Walsh
Vainqueur de sept prestigieux prix de journalisme, le film
de Mai Ying Welsh combine des images de manifestation,
des interviews et la couverture de la télévision locale pour
révéler la version courte et peu connue du Printemps arabe
au Bahrein. Au-delà de la couverture sur la façon selon
laquelle les dirigeants sunnites minoritaires ont supprimé
la minorité chiite, le film soulève des questions sur la
raison pour laquelle les nouvelles diffuses par les médias
ont permis à la révolution de dépérir. Quel rôle ont joué les
Etats-Unis, dont la 5e flotte est basée à Manama ?
Documentary / Twopair Films Production
2012 / Color / 81’ / Golan
Arabic and Hebrew w/English subtitles
Courtesy of Jill Beardsworth and Keith Walsh
Before the Revolution: The Untold
Story of the Israeli Paradise in Iran
Apples of the Golan
Since Israel captured the Golan in 1967, the region’s
Syrian population has been largely expelled. Today only
five villages remain, within shouting distance of relatives
and friends living on the other side of the UN-maintained
border. Despite their quasi imprisonment, these villagers
are tenacious in their desire to preserve their way of life.
They are as hardy as the apples they grow.
Depuis que l’lsraël a capturé le Golan en 1967, la population
syrienne de la région a été largement expulsée. Aujourd’hui,
seuls restent cinq villages, à portée de voix des parents
et amis vivant de l’autre côté de la frontière maintenue
par l’ONU. En dépit de leur quasi-emprisonnement, ces
villageois s’obstinent dans leur désir de préserver leur
mode de vie. Ils sont aussi robustes que les pommes qu’ils
cultivent.
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A film by Dan Shadur and Barak Heymann
Documentary / Heymann Brothers Films
2013 / Color and Black & White / 60’ / Iran, Israel
Hebrew and Persian w/English subtitles, English
Courtesy of Heymann Brothers Films
In the 1960s and 1970s Tehran hosted a substantial Israeli
community that was the part of a large arms and financial
network that supported the Shah’s regime. Enmeshed in their
luxurious lifestyles, they were unaware that Pahlavi rule was
collapsing. Finally, they were forced to flee the Islamic Revolution.
Dans les années 1960 et 1970, Téhéran a accueilli une
importante communauté israélienne qui était la partie d’un
grand réseau financier armé qui a soutenu le régime du
Shah. Empêtré dans un train de vie luxueux, ils ne savaient
pas que le règne des Pahlavi s’effondrait. Finalement, ils ont
été contraints de fuir la Révolution islamique.
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Before the Revolution:
The Untold Story of the Israeli Paradise in Iran
Casablanca Calling
Berxên Kulek (Lame Lambs)
Casablanca Calling
A film by Yunus Yıldırım
A film by Rosa Rogers
Short Feature Film
2014 / Color / 12’ / Turkey
Turkish w/English subtitles
Courtesy of Women’s Voices Now
Documentary
2014 / Color / 70’ / Morocco
Courtesy of Women Make Movies
Neco is a Kurdish nomad who had to sell his late brother’s
wife, Avjin, to Huseyin as a second wife. He does not want
to separate Rinde, Avjin’s daughter, from her mother, but
he feels he has no choice. They load their horses with their
injured lambs and start the journey from the mountains to
the little town of Kanires.
Although 60% of Moroccan women have not attended school,
efforts are being made to inform and empower them. Some
women are being trained and employed as official Muslim leaders
or mourchidat. These new religious figures are teaching an Islam
based on tolerance, compassion and equality. They provide vital
support and guidance to communities, especially to girls and
women. In the film, three mourchidat provide advice on marriage
and employment, champion education for girls and women, caution
against early marriage and help resolve personal problems.
Neco est un nomade kurde qui a dû vendre la femme de
son défunt frère, Avjin, à Huseyin comme seconde épouse.
Il ne veut pas se séparer Rinde, la fille de Avjin, de sa
mère, mais il sent qu’il n’a pas le choix. Ils chargent leurs
chevaux avec leurs agneaux blessés et entament le voyage
de la montagne jusqu’à la petite ville de Kanires.
Break the Silence about Sexual
Harassment: Moroccans Speak Out!
Documentary / Global Girl Media
2013 / Color / 32’ / Morocco
While rape may be the greatest physical threat to young
Moroccan women, this film illustrates that sexual
harassment is an increasingly common and overt behavior
in Moroccan streets. The indifference that Moroccan society
displays towards sexual harassment is one factor behind
the increasing number of victims. In fact, there seems to
be a discrepancy between the condemnatory institutional
discourses on rape and sexual harassment and the actions
taken by the same institutions to end them.
Alors que le viol peut être la plus grande menace physique
pour les jeunes femmes marocaines, ce film montre que
le harcèlement sexuel est un comportement de plus en
plus commun et manifeste dans les rues marocaines.
L’indifférence que la société marocaine affiche envers le
harcèlement sexuel est un des facteurs de l’augmentation
du nombre de victimes. En fait, il semble y avoir un écart
entre les discours institutionnels de condamnation sur le
viol et le harcèlement sexuel, et les mesures prises par les
mêmes institutions pour y mettre fin.
Alors que 60% des femmes marocaines n’ont pas fréquenté
l’école, des efforts sont déployés pour les informer et les
responsabiliser. Certaines femmes sont formées et employées
en tant que dirigeants musulmans officiels ou mourchidat. Ces
nouvelles figures religieuses enseignent un islam fondé sur la
tolérance, la compassion et l’égalité. Elles apportent un soutien
et des conseils vitaux pour les communautés, en particulier pour
les filles et les femmes. Dans le film, trois mourchidats donnent
des conseils sur le mariage et l’emploi, l’éducation compétitive
pour les filles et les femmes, la prudence contre le mariage
précoce et aident à résoudre les problèmes personnels.
Cinema Palestine
A film by Tim Schwab
Documentary / First Light Films International Production
2011 / Color / 80’ / Palestine, Israel, Jordan
English, Arabic w/English subtitles
Courtesy of Tim Schwab
This is a visual essay on the history and development of
Palestinian film. Based on interviews with film makers in
Palestine and elsewhere, write-director Schwab focuses
on the emergence of a particularly Palestinian narrative
that is expressed through film. Additionally, the importance
of film in the Palestinian struggle for national identity and
independence emerges from the interviews.
Il s’agit d’un essai visuel sur l’histoire et le développement
du cinéma palestinien. Basé sur des entretiens avec des
cinéastes en Palestine et ailleurs, l’écrivain-directeur Schwab
met l’accent sur l’émergence d’un récit palestinien particulier
qui s’exprime à travers le cinéma. En outre, l’importance du
film dans la lutte palestinienne pour l’identité nationale et
l’indépendance se dégage des entretiens.
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The Fading Valley
Garod
Dar Alan (Tight Space)
Gabes Labess (All is well in Gabes)
A film by Hasan Demirtaş
A film by Habib Ayeb
Short Feature Film
Courtesy of Hasan Demirtaş
Documentary / 5/5 Production (Tunisia) & Les Productions
de l’Amaru (France)
20 / Color / 46’ / Tunisia
Courtesy of Habib Ayeb
Hasankeyf, a village located along the Tigris River, is
threatened with flooding and the loss of its cultural heritage
because of the proposed Ilısu Dam. Ali and his friends work
as guides for tourists visiting the village’s natural wonders.
After telling tourists about Hasankeyf and its beauty, kids
gather on the football pitch. Each day it gets more difficult
to play football because of the rising waterline.
Hasankeyf, un village situé le long du fleuve Tigre, est
sous la menace d’inondations et de la perte de son
patrimoine culturel en raison du futur barrage d’Ilisu. Ali
et ses amis travaillent comme guides pour les touristes
visitant les merveilles naturelles du village. Après avoir
raconté Hasankeyf et sa beauté aux touristes, les enfants
se rassemblent sur le terrain de football. Chaque jour,
il devient de plus en plus difficile de jouer au football en
raison de la montée des eaux.
The Fading Valley
A film by Irit Gal
This film investigates how the construction of an industrial
chemical complex turned the world’s only coastal oasis into
an environmental, social and economic catastrophe. Using
interviews with those most affected by this decision, the
film illustrates the many problems of poor planning and
urges action be taken before pollution, loss of water and
land and increased diseases make life in Gabes impossible.
Ce film enquête sur les impacts de la construction d’un
complexe industriel chimique qui a change le monde d’un
oasis côtier en catastrophe environnementale, sociale et
économique. Grâce à des entrevues avec les personnes
les plus touchées par cette décision, le film illustre les
nombreux problèmes d’une mauvaise planification et la
nécessité de prises d’actions urgentes avant la pollution, la
perte d’eau et de terre, et l’augmentation des maladies qui
rendent la vie impossible à Gabès.
Garod
A film by Onur Günay and Burcu Yıldız
Documentary
2013 / Color / 54’ / Palestine
Arabic and Hebrew w/English subtitles
Courtesy of Ruth Diskin Films
Documentary
2012 / Color / 53’ / Turkey / English
Courtesy of Onur Günay
In the fertile Jordan Valley there is a group of Palestinian
farmers who are hidden. Their pastures have been declared
military areas, their water wells have been closed and the
water has been diverted to the Jewish settlers of the valley.
Some Palestinians have given up and moved to the city.
Others have been forced to work in the very settlements
that have taken over their lands. This film illustrates the
lives of these farmers whose rights have been taken away
and have become illegal residents in their own land.
In Armenian, Garod means longing for the homeland;
longing for a time that is eternally lost. This film is about the
lives and the musical stories of two Armenian musicians:
Onnik Dinkjian and Ara Dinkjian, a father and son, who are
remaking their musical tradition. Garod tells the stories
of Onnik and Ara through their connections to Diyarbakır,
Anatolia, Armenian church music, and musical relations
with Sid Clark, Arto Tunçboyaciyan, Night Ark, Eleftheria
Arvanitaki, Sezen Aksu, Kardeş Türküler and Ahmet Kaya.
Dans la fertile vallée du Jourdain, un groupe d’agriculteurs
palestiniens y vit caché. Leurs pâturages ont été déclarés
zones militaires, leurs puits d’eau ont été fermés et l’eau
a été détournée vers les colons juifs de la vallée. Certains
Palestiniens ont renoncé et ont déménagé en ville. D’autres
ont été contraints de travailler dans les colonies mêmes
qui se sont installés sur leurs terres. Ce film illustre la vie
de ces agriculteurs à qui on a retiré les droits et qui sont
devenus résidents illégaux dans leur propre pays.
En Arménien, Garod signifie “nostalgie de la patrie”;
nostalgie d’un temps qui est perdu définitivement. C’est un
film sur la vie et les histoires musicales de deux musiciens
arméniens: Onnik Dinkjian et Ara Dinkjian, un père et son
fils, qui sont en train de recréer leur tradition musicale.
Garod raconte les histoires de Onnik et Ara grâce à leurs
liens avec Diyarbakır, l’Anatolie, la musique religieuse
arménienne et leurs relations musicales avec Sid Clark,
Arto Tunçboyaciyan, Night Ark, Eleftheria Arvanitaki, Sezen
Aksu, Kardeş Türküler et Ahmet Kaya.
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Gölün Kıyısında (By the Lake)
Killing Her is a Ticket to Paradise
Gölün Kıyısında (By the Lake)
Killing Her is a Ticket to Paradise
A film by Mehmet Emre Gül
A film by Khadija al-Salami
Documentary
Courtesy of Mehmet Emre Gül
Documentary
2013 / Color / 57’ / Yemen
Courtesy of Khadija al- Salami
A serious drought changed life around Eber Lake. It
signaled the end of the area’s fishing and reed cutting way
of life. The local paper mill was forced to close. How do the
mostly elderly inhabitants forced to remain get by?
The outspoken Yemeni activist and blogger Bouchra Al
Maqtari wrote an article that expressed her disappointment
with the outcome of Yemenis’ dreams of freedom and
democracy. She never expected that a fatwa would be
issued calling for her death. Khadija al-Salami’s film gives
an intimate portrait of this activist.
Une grave sécheresse a changé la vie autour du lac Eber.
Elle a marqué la fin de la pêche et du mode de vie des
coupeurs de roseau dans la région. L’usine de papier locale
a été contrainte de fermer. Comment les habitants, âgés
pour la plupart, contraints de rester vont pouvoir s’en
sortir?
La blogueuse et activiste yéménite au franc parler Bouchra
Al Maqtari a écrit un article exprimant sa déception vis-àvis des rêves de liberté et de démocratie des Yéménites.
Elle ne s’attendait pas qu’une fatwa demandant sa mort
serait prononcée. Le film de Khadija al-Salami peint un
portrait intime de cette militante.
Karama Has No Walls
A film by Sara Ishaq
Sara Ishaq & Hot Spot Films Production
2013 / Color / 26’ / Yemen
Arabic w/ English subtitles
Courtesy of Sara Ishaq and Cinema Guild
Nominated for the Best Short Documentary Academy
Award, Karama focuses on the events of a single Friday’s
protest in the early days of Yemen’s Arab Spring. In
March 2011 pro-government snipers killed more than
50 protesters, a horrifying event caught on camera that
resulted in a surge in anti-government protests.
Nominé pour le Prix du Meilleur Documentaire format Court
Métrage, Karama se concentre sur les événements de la
protestation d’un seul vendredi dans les premiers jours du
Printemps Arabe du Yémen. En Mars 2011, les tireurs d’élite
pro-gouvernementaux ont tué plus de 50 manifestants, un
événement horrible pris en photo resultant d’un élan de
manifestations anti-gouvernementales.
Kismet
A film by Nina Maria Paschalidou
Documentary / Forest Troop & Anemon Productions
2013 / Color / 57’ / Turkey, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates,
Bulgaria, and Greece
Turkish, Arabic, Greek, Bulgarian w/English subtitles
Courtesy of Women Make Movies
Turkish soap operas are enjoyed by an estimated 300 million
viewers. Kismet explores how the serials captivate, inspire
and empower women. The film reveals how the soaps impact
and break down negative stereotypes and traditional taboos
while also sparking change in gender relationships, activism
against sexual abuse, and a wave of divorce across the Middle
East.
Les feuilletons turcs sont appréciés par environ 300 millions
de téléspectateurs. Kismet explore la façon dont les séries
captivent, inspirent et donnent de l’autonomie aux femmes. Le
film montre comment les films ont des impacts sur la société,
et brisent les stéréotypes négatifs et les tabous traditionnels,
tout en suscitant des changements dans les relations entre
les sexes, l’activisme contre la violence sexuelle, et une vague
de divorce à travers le Moyen-Orient.
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Last Shepherds of the Valley
Min Dit: The Children of Diyarbakir
Last Shepherds of the Valley
Looting the Holy Land
A film by Mariam Shahin and George Azar
A film by Mariam Shahin and George Azar
Documentary / Maysara Productions
Color / 49‘ / Palestine
Courtesy of Maysara Productions
Documentary / Maysara Films Production
2010 / Color / 47’ / Palestine, Israel
Courtesy of Maysara Films
Some 56,000 Palestinians live in the part of the Jordan
Valley that lies in the West Bank – many are Bedouin living
in temporary communities, always moving with the herds.
Farmers and shepherds have tended flocks and lived off
the land for thousands of years. Today many are struggling
to maintain their way of life as Israel’s occupation restricts
Palestinian development on the land, and Bedouin homes
in the area have been repeatedly razed. Their determination
to remain on the land is becoming ever more difficult in the
face of daily attempts by the Israeli military and settlers to
drive them off.
Since 1967 countless artifacts have been unearthed and
removed from the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Many are displayed in Israeli museums and private
collections, while others are sold to tourists. For Israel,
archeology has been a key tool in buttressing its territorial
claims to historic Palestine. Archaeological findings are
used to assert ownership and to rename the territories
they occupy. Palestinians see the cultural heritage of
the West Bank, Jerusalem and Gaza as a central part of
their ancestral birthright and ownership is central to the
building of an economy based on pilgrimage and tourism.
What role has the science of archeology played in the ArabIsraeli dispute?
Quelques 56 000 Palestiniens vivent dans la partie de la
vallée du Jourdain qui se trouve en Cisjordanie - beaucoup
sont des Bédouins vivant dans des communautés
temporaires, toujours en mouvement avec les troupeaux.
Les agriculteurs et les bergers ont toujours eu tendance à
ce mode de vie avec les troupeaux et ont vécu de la terre
depuis des milliers d’années. Aujourd’hui, beaucoup ont du
mal à maintenir leur mode de vie alors que l’occupation
par Israël limite le développement palestinien sur la terre,
et que les maisons bédouines de la région ont été rasés
à plusieurs reprises. Leur détermination à rester sur ces
terres est de plus en plus difficile face à des tentatives
quotidiennes de l’armée israélienne et des colons pour les
chasser.
Depuis 1967, de nombreux artefacts ont été découverts
et retirés de la Cisjordanie occupée et dans la bande de
Gaza. Beaucoup sont exposées dans des musées et des
collections privées israéliennes, tandis que d’autres sont
vendus aux touristes. Pour Israël, l’archéologie a été un outil
essentiel pour étayer ses revendications territoriales face
à la Palestine historique. Les découvertes archéologiques
sont utilisées pour revendiquer la propriété et renommer
les territoires qu’ils occupent. Les Palestiniens voient le
patrimoine culturel de la Cisjordanie, de Jérusalem et de
Gaza comme un élément central de leur droit d’aînesse
ancestrale et la propriété est au centre de la construction
d’une économie basée sur le tourisme et le pèlerinage.
Quel role a joué la science de l’archéologie dans le conflit
israélo-arabe ?
Lily Slame
Min Dit: The Children of Diyarbakir
A film by Farah Khadhar
A film by Miraz Bezar
Documentary
Courtesy of Farah Khadhar
Feature Film / Bezar Film
2010 / Color / 102’ / Turkey
Turkey and Kurdish w/English subtitles
Courtesy of Miraz Bezar
Lily Slame illustrates the identity crisis that has taken over
the lives of women since the Tunisian revolution.
Ten-year old Gulistan and her younger brother Firat live
happily with their parents in Diyarbakir, the heart of Turkish
Kurdistan, until their mother and father are killed by
paramilitary gunmen. Traumatized and orphaned, Gulistan,
Firat and their infant sister are placed in the care of their
young, politically-active aunt who soon disappears without
a trace. As days turn into weeks, the money that their aunt
left them runs out.
Lily Slame illustre la crise d’identité qui s’est installée dans
la vie des femmes depuis la révolution tunisienne.
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The Noise of Cairo:
A Documentary about Cairo, Art & Revolution
Eventually, the children have to fend for themselves on the
streets, where one day, Gulistan is shocked to come across
the murderer of her parents.
Agé de dix ans, Gulistan, et son jeune frère Firat vivent
heureux avec leurs parents à Diyarbakir, au coeur du
Kurdistan turc, jusqu’à ce que leur mère et leur père soient
tués par des hommes armés paramilitaires. Traumatisés
et orphelins, Gulistan, Firat et leur petite soeur sont
placés sous la garde de leur jeune tante, politiquement
active qui disparaît rapidement sans laisser de trace. Alors
que les jours se transforment en semaines, l’argent que
leur tante leur a laissé s’épuise. Finalement, les enfants
doivent se débrouiller par eux-mêmes dans les rues, où un
jour, Gulistan est choqué de rencontrer l’assassin de ses
parents.
Mohtarama
A film by Diana Saqeb and Malek Shafi’i
Documentary / Basa Film
2012 / Black & White / 60’
Afghanistan
Dari w/English subtitles
In 2009, the Afghan Parliament approved the Shi’a Family
Law, which was then signed by President Karzai. The law
severely restricted women’s freedom, making it illegal for
them to exit the house without their husband’s consent or
resisting their husband’s sexual demands. The Afghan
women who were against this law, gathered and protested
in front of Afghanistan’s biggest religious school where
the law was written, one of the first women’s rights
demonstrations. Mohtarama is mainly about educated
Afghan women and their concerns about their lack of
political and social rights, domestic violence, troubled
marriages and street harassment.
En 2009, le Parlement Afghan a approuvé le Droit de la
Famille Chiite, qui a ensuite été signé par le président
Karzaï. La loi restreint sévèrement la liberté des femmes, et
rend illégal leur sortie de la maison sans le consentement
de leur mari ou la résistance aux demandes sexuelles de
leur mari. Les femmes afghanes qui étaient contre cette
loi, se sont rassemblées et ont manifesté devant la plus
grande école religieuse de l’Afghanistan, où la loi a été
rédigée, l’une des premières manifestations de défense des
droits des femmes. Mohtarama est basé principalement
sur ces femmes afghanes et leurs préoccupations au sujet
de l’absence de droits politiques et sociaux, la violence
domestique, les mariages difficiles et le harcèlement de
rue.
Rouge Parole
The Noise of Cairo: A Documentary
about Cairo, Art & Revolution
A film by Heiko Lange
Documentary / Scenesfrom Production
2012 / Color / 57’ / Egypt
English and Arabic w/English subtitles
Courtesy of Scenes from
Art in any form was considered subversive by the Mubarak
regime. Artists were subject to harsh punishments. The fall
of the regime opened the doors to artistic expression. The art
scene has flourished. This film examines the lives and work
of a variety of practitioners and how they incorporate their
political views in their works.
L’Art sous toutes ses formes a été considéré comme subversif
par le régime de Moubarak. Les artistes ont été soumis à
des peines sévères. La chute du régime a ouvert les portes
à l’expression artistique. La scène de l’art a prospéré. Ce
film examine les conditions de vie et de travail d’une variété
de praticiens et la façon dont ils intègrent leurs opinions
politiques dans leurs œuvres.
Occupy Turkey: Resistance in Baseworld
A film by Amy Austin Holmes
Documentary
Turkish w/Arabic subtitles
Courtesy of Amy Austin Holmes
With over 1,000 military installations on foreign soil, the US
has erected what some call an empire of bases. This film
provides a glimpse into this little-known world, by taking
a close look at the history of the American presence in
Turkey – and the rise of resistance to that presence. In the
1960s this included demonstrations against the Navy’s port
visits to Istanbul, strikes by unionized base workers, and
kidnappings of American soldiers.
Avec plus de 1000 installations militaires sur le sol
étranger, les États-Unis ont érigé ce que certains appellent
un empire de bases. Ce film donne un aperçu de ce
monde peu connu, en s’intéressant de près à l’histoire de
la présence américaine en Turquie - et à l’augmentation
de la résistance face à cette présence. Dans les années
1960, ceci s’est exprimé par des manifestations contre les
escales de la Navy à Istanbul, les grèves des travailleurs
de base syndiqués, et l’enlèvements de soldats américains.
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Rouge Parole
A film by Elyes Baccar
Documentary
Arabia w/English subtitles
Courtesy of Elyes Baccar
To many on the outside (and even on the inside), Tunisia
appeared a bastion of stability in the Arab world. But this
image was only a mirage. For years, the Tunisian people have
turned a blind eye to the corruption and systemic looting of
their country’s wealth and resources by the regime in power,
led by President Ben Ali. But when Mohamed Bouazizi set
fire to himself on the streets of Tunis in December 2010 his
act sparked a popular uprising that toppled a dictator and
developed into the Arab Spring. Elyes Baccar chronicles
his country’s revolution with searing, passionate images of
demonstrations, celebrations and riots in the days leading to
and immediately following the expulsion of President Ben Ali.
Under the Same Sun
La province orientale de l’Arabie Saoudite est le foyer de la
plupart des Musulmans Chiites du Royaume. Ils représentent
moins de 15% de la population, et beaucoup prétendent qu’ils
sont victimes de discrimination sectaire. Enhardi par les
soulèvements arabes balayant la region, ils ont commencé leurs
manifestations au début de 2011, lorsque des protestations
ont exigé la libération de neuf hommes détenus sans procès
pendant des années. Mais dans cette monarchie conservatrice,
la dissidence est rarement tolérée. Au cours des trois dernières
années de manifestations, 20 jeunes hommes ont été tués et
des centaines d’autres ont été blessés ou emprisonnés.
Siege of Salt and Sand
A film by ST McNeil and Radhouane Addala
Documentary
2014 / Color / 43’ / Tunisia, US
Courtesy of Sam McNeil and Radhouane Addala
Pour beaucoup à l’extérieur (et même à l’intérieur), la Tunisie
est apparue comme un bastion de stabilité dans le monde
arabe. Mais cette image n’était qu’un mirage. Pendant des
années, le peuple tunisien a fermé les yeux sur la corruption
et le pillage systématique des richesses et des ressources
de leur pays par le régime au pouvoir, dirigé par le président
Ben Ali. Mais quand Mohamed Bouazizi s’est immolé dans
les rues de Tunis en Décembre 2010, son acte a déclenché
un soulèvement populaire qui a renversé un dictateur et
s’est développé dans le Printemps Arabe. Elyes Baccar
raconte la révolution de son pays avec des images intenses
et passionnées des manifestations, des célébrations et des
émeutes dans les jours précédant et suivant immédiatement
l’expulsion du président Ben Ali.
Tunisia is on the forefront of climate change. The “Shore of
Death” of Gabes province is the focus of this visual report
on the impacts rising sea levels, industrial pollution and
desertification. Drawing on interviews with scientists,
environmentalists, and residents, Siege of Salt and Sand
presents a picture of the future.
Socotra: He’r wa Imshin
(Socotra: Once and Today)
A film by Safa Al Ahmad
Documentary / BBC Arabic Films
2014 / Color / 46’ / Saudi Arabia
By arrangement with Journeyman TV
Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province is home to most of the
Kingdom’s Shi’a Muslims. They make up less than 15%
of the population, and many claim they suffer sectarian
discrimination. Emboldened by the Arab uprisings
sweeping through the region their demonstrations began in
early 2011, when protesters demanded the release of nine
men held for years without trial. But in this conservative
monarchy, dissent is rarely tolerated. Over the past three
years of protests, 20 young men have been killed and
hundreds more have been injured or jailed.
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La Tunisie est au premier rang face aux changements
climatiques. La “Côte de la mort” de la province de Gabès
est l’objet de ce rapport visuel sur les impacts de l’élévation
du niveau de la mer, de la pollution industrielle et de la
désertification. S’appuyant sur des entretiens avec des
scientifiques, des écologistes et des habitants, Siège de
Sel et de Sable présente une image de l’avenir.
A film by Felisa Jiménez
Documentary
2013 / Color / 36’ / Yemen
Mahri and Arabic w/English
Courtesy of Felisa Jiménez
This film follows the lives and testimonies of the Socotri
people. They express aspects of their local culture and
language and their reaction to challenges posed by the
island’s recent modernization.
Ce film suit la vie et les témoignages des gens de Socotra.
Ils y expriment les aspects de leur culture et de la
langue locale et leur réaction face aux défis posés par la
modernisation récente de l’île.
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When I Saw You
Words of Witness
Tinghir-Jérusalem: Les échos du Mellah
Welat (The Home)
A film by Kamal Hachkar
A film by Nazîf Coşkun
Documentary / Les Films d’un Jour
2013 / Color / 87’ / Morocco, Israel
Hebrew, French, Arabic each w/English subtitles and English
Courtesy of Kamal Hachkar
Documentary
Courtesy of Nazîf Coşkun
During the 1950s and 1960s many Berber speaking
Moroccan Jews immigrated to Israel. Director Kamal
Hachkar returns to his natal village to learn about the
population that left and then travels to Israel to locate some
of his family’s former neighbors. He discovers that at least
in retrospect the émigrés retain a strong Berber identity.
A village in the hearts of mountains is totally empty. Still it is
not. The village comes to life back with past voices. There are
no people in the village; there are no animals and no living
things. But their voices exist. It is the story of people, animals,
nature and all the living things of a village before it is ruined.
Pendant les années 1950 et 1960, de nombreux Juifs
Marocains parlant berbère ont immigré en Israël. Le
directeur Kamal Hachkar revient dans son village natal
pour se renseigner sur la population qui a émigré, puis
se déplace en Israël pour localiser quelques-uns des
anciens voisins de sa famille. Il découvre que, au moins
rétrospectivement, les émigrés ont conservé une forte
identité berbère.
Under the Same Sun
A film by Sameh Zoabi
Feature Film / Lama Productions
2012 / Color / 75’ / Palestine, Israel
Arabic and Hebrew w/English subtitles, English
Courtesy of Search for Common Ground
Set in the near future the film looks back at the story of
two businessmen one Palestinian and one Israeli as they
struggle to set up a solar energy company. Both come from
societies where there is strong opposition to cooperating
with the other, and the film tells how they overcome hostility
from within their own families and from the people around
them. In the end, they mount a FaceBook campaign that
impacts both their joint venture and ultimately changes the
political map.
Set in the near future the film looks back at the story of
two businessmen one Palestinian and one Israeli as they
struggle to set up a solar energy company. Both come from
societies where there is strong opposition to cooperating
with the other, and the film tells how they overcome hostility
from within their own families and from the people around
them. In the end, they mount a FaceBook campaign that
impacts both their joint venture and ultimately changes the
political map.
A village in the hearts of mountains is totally empty. Still it is
not. The village comes to life back with past voices. There are
no people in the village; there are no animals and no living
things. But their voices exist. It is the story of people, animals,
nature and all the living things of a village before it is ruined.
When I Saw You
A film by Annemarie Jacir
Feature Film / Philistine Films Production
20 / Color / 97’ / Jordan
Courtesy of Annemarie Jacir
The world is alive with change: brimming with reawakened energy,
new styles, music and an infectious sense of hope. In 1967 Jordan,
a different kind of change is underway as tens of thousands of
refugees pour across the border from Palestine. Having been
separated from his father in the chaos of war, Tarek, 11, and his
mother Ghaydaa, are amongst this latest wave of refugees. Placed
in “temporary” refugee camps made up of tents and prefab houses
until they would be able to return, they wait, like the generation
before them who arrived in 1948. With difficulties adjusting to life
in Harir Camp and a longing to be reunited with his father, Tarek
searches a way out, and discovers a new hope emerging with the
times. Eventually his free spirit and curious nature lead him to a
group of people on a journey that will change their lives.
The world is alive with change: brimming with reawakened energy,
new styles, music and an infectious sense of hope. In 1967 Jordan,
a different kind of change is underway as tens of thousands of
refugees pour across the border from Palestine. Having been
separated from his father in the chaos of war, Tarek, 11, and his
mother Ghaydaa, are amongst this latest wave of refugees. Placed
in “temporary” refugee camps made up of tents and prefab houses
until they would be able to return, they wait, like the generation
before them who arrived in 1948. With difficulties adjusting to life
in Harir Camp and a longing to be reunited with his father, Tarek
searches a way out, and discovers a new hope emerging with the
times. Eventually his free spirit and curious nature lead him to a
group of people on a journey that will change their lives.
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Yemeniettes
Zarok (Child)
Words of Witness
Zarok (Child)
A film by Mai Iskander
A film by Muhammet Beyazdağ
Documentary / Iskander Films
2012 / Color / 70’ / Egypt
Courtesy of Mai Iskander
Documentary
2013 / Color / 29’
Turkey and Northern (Turkish) Kurdistan
Kurmanji and Turkish w/English subtitles
Courtesy of Muhammet Beyazdağ
Defying cultural norms and family expectations, journalist
Heba Afify boldly heads to the center of action during Egypt’s
anti-Mubarak revolution. Despite her hijab, Heba is a
thoroughly modern reporter using FaceBook and Twitter to
keep in touch with events and informants. As the audience
accompanies her, they learn about events behind Egypt’s
political awakening and its search for democracy.
This short documentary focuses on forced marriages. Teen
brides are taken from their families and forced to marry
into families of strangers. Sometimes these new brides
enter a household as a second wife and greeted with
hostility. In the end they are married to be child bearers.
Defying cultural norms and family expectations, journalist
Heba Afify boldly heads to the center of action during Egypt’s
anti-Mubarak revolution. Despite her hijab, Heba is a
thoroughly modern reporter using FaceBook and Twitter to
keep in touch with events and informants. As the audience
accompanies her, they learn about events behind Egypt’s
political awakening and its search for democracy.
Yemeniettes
A film by Leon Shahabian and Denise Jabbour
Documentary / Layalina Productions
2013 / Color / 60’ / Yemen, Qatar
Courtesy of Leon Shahabian
Gender inequality in Yemen is well documented. But there are
instance of women empowering themselves. With the support
of teachers and parents, girls are improving their situation.
Yemeniettes follows a group of girls who form a company
and create a variety of simple products that are designed
to improve the lives of typical, poor Yemeni. Their company,
Creative Generation, enters a regional entrepreneurship
competition. The film follows the girl’s journey.
Gender inequality in Yemen is well documented. But there are
instance of women empowering themselves. With the support
of teachers and parents, girls are improving their situation.
Yemeniettes follows a group of girls who form a company
and create a variety of simple products that are designed
to improve the lives of typical, poor Yemeni. Their company,
Creative Generation, enters a regional entrepreneurship
competition. The film follows the girl’s journey.
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This short documentary focuses on forced marriages. Teen
brides are taken from their families and forced to marry
into families of strangers. Sometimes these new brides
enter a household as a second wife and greeted with
hostility. In the end they are married to be child bearers.
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Acknowledgements
Al Jazeera English
(Bahrain: Shouting in the Dark)
Contact Journeyman.tv
Felisa Jiménez
(Socotra)
[email protected]
Khadija al-Salami
(Killing Her is a Ticket to Paradise)
+33 (0) 1 53 23 87 84
[email protected]
Farah Khadhar
(Lily Slame)
[email protected]
Elyes Baccar
(Rouge Parole)
[email protected]
BBC Films
(Saudi Arabia: Secret Uprising)
Contact: Journeyman.tv
Muhammet Beyazdağ
(Zarok)
[email protected]
Bezar Films
(Min Dit)
[email protected]
Nazîf Coşkun
(Welat)
[email protected]
First Light Films International
(Cinema Palestine)
http://cinemapalestine.wordpress.com/cinemapalestine/
Onur Gunay
(Garod)
[email protected]
Heymann Brothers Films
(Before the Revolution)
T: 972-3-5602701
F: 972-3-5604082
[email protected]
www.heymannfilms.com
Hibrida Films
(Another Night on Earth)
http://hibridafilms.es/
Amy Austin Holmes
(Occupy Turkey)
[email protected]
Iskander Films
(Words of Witness)
Contact: www.cinemaguild.com
Lama Productions
(Under the Same Sun)
www.sfcg.org/under-the-same-sun-3/
Layalina Productions
(Yemeniettes)
T: 202-776-7761
F: 202-776-7762
[email protected]
www.layalina.tv
Les Films d’un Jour
(Tinghir-Jerusalem)
T:+33 1 80 89 90 00
F: +33 1 43 25 02 23
[email protected]
Maysara Productions
(Looting the Holy Land, Last Shepherds of the Valley)
T:+962-777-261014
[email protected]
ST McNeil
(Siege of Salt and Sand)
[email protected]
Philistine Films
(When I Saw You)
www.philistinefilms.org
[email protected]
Scenesfrom
(The Noise of Cairo)
[email protected]
Twopair Films Productions
(Apples of the Golan)
[email protected]
Women Make Movies
(Kismet, Casablanca Calling)
+212 925 0606
www.wmm.com
Women’s Voices Now
(Break the Silence, Berxên Kulek, Mohtarama)
[email protected]
womensvoicesnow.org
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Participants
Participants
Surname
Name
Institution
Country
Aarab
Ababneh
Ababneh
Abacı
Abadian
Abbas
Abbas
Abdalla
Abdel Hadi
Abdelghani
Rachid
Abdelkader
Sara
Cansu
Hossain
Lydia Aly Mostafa
Akram
Nadine
Ahmad Omar
Montasser Ibrahim
Mahmoud
Dalia
Deina
Mawada
Mohamed
Maha
Mohamed Omer
Geneive
Kamil Mohd
Rania Mohamed
Ibrahim Rabab
Paola
Liselotte
Bürge
Marie-noelle
Tamara
Mohd Fauzi
Saleem Atiah
Maher
Sarab Yunes
Mjriam
Rima
Ahmed Ibrahim
Feride
Meriame
Naouel
Anders
Sevgi
Ufuk
Mafalda
Mutasem Khader
Manabilang Nassef
University Autonomous of Barcelona
Yarmouk University
University of Jordan
Istanbul Esenyurt University
Imam Khomeini Int’l University
Cairo University
University of Khartoum
SWP
Durham University
Sultan Qaboos University
Spain
Jordan
Jordan
Türkiye
Iran
Egypt
Sudan
Germany
United Kingdom
Oman
49
198
77
Poster 6
233
293
258
132
265, 372
340
Lund University
University of Massachusetts / Co-IRIS
Liverpool JM University
Queen's University
University of Cambridge
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Brookings Institution
Universiti Malaya
Ain Shams University
San Francisco State University
University of Milano-Bicocca
University of Vienna
Sabancı University
Institut Francais Du Proche Orient (ifpo)
Oriental Studies Vienna
Faculty of Islamic Civilization
Al Qaseme Academic College & Achva Academic College
Qatar University
Ben Gurion University
Oxford University
Texas Christian University
Qatar University
Mohamed The First University
Université Constantine 3
Lund University
Leiden University
University of Cincinnati
Uqam (Université Du Québec À Montréal)
Dar Al-Kalima University College
Co-IRIS (International Relations and Islamic Studies
Research Cohort)
Sweden
USA
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Japan
USA
Malaysia
Egypt
USA
Italy
Austria
Türkiye
Lebanon
Austria
Malaysia
Israel
Qatar
Israel
United Kingdom
USA
Qatar
Türkiye
Morocco
Algeria
Sweden
Türkiye
Türkiye
Canada
Palestine
Türkiye
363
209
353
301
246
59
45
7
354, 225, 393
18, 43
176
368
53, 230
206
227
271
285
250
168
174
342
366
129
230
385
9
197
380
298
335
209
Abdelhady
Abdelkader
Abdellatif
Abdelmonem
Abdelrahman
Abdin
Abdo
Abdul Majid
Abdul Wahab
Abdulhadi
Abenante
Abid
Abiral
Abiyaghi
Abu-Hamdeh
Abu Hussin
Abu Jaber
Abu Munshar
Abu Rabia Queder
Abu Samra
Abunasser
Abushouk
Acar
Achemlal
Achour-Bouakkaz
Ackfeldt
Adak
Adak
Ade
Adileh
Adiong
250
Session No.
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Adly
Adriaensens
Afailal
Afandi
Aïssat
Ait Hamadouche
Akahori
Akar
Akbarzadeh
Akboğa
Akbulut
Akçalı
Akçay
Akder Göçer
Akgöz
Akıncı
Aknur
Aksoy
Aksu Çam
Akşit
Akyazı Ertör
Al Dakkak
Al Demirci
Amr Ismail Ahmed
Dirk
Hafsa
Rahimin bin Abdul
Rahim
Leila
Seven
Zahra
Chanfi
Mohamed
Enshrah
Hind Mahmoud Abd
El Latif
Wassila
Dris Louisa
Masayuki
Sylvia
Shahram
Sema
Bengü
Pınar
Kübra
Derya
Görkem
Idil
Müge
Hürcan Aslı
Çiğdem
Elif
Pınar
Kelly Lynn
Gizem
Al Habash
Al Sholi
Al Shu’eili
Al Taie
Al-Aboudi
Al-Adhami
Al-Ali
Alagha
Alam
Alami
Álamos Concha
Alankuş
Leen
Ahmad
B'Amir
Salam Abdul
Kadhum Abdul
Mundher
Nadje
Joseph
Bushra
Randa
Priscilla
Sevda
Aghayani Chavoshi
Ağır
Ahmadipour
Ahmed
Ahmed Belbachir
Ahmed
Ahmed Zaki
Stanford University
Brussells Tribunal
Université Rovira I Virgili Espagne
Universiti Malaya
USA
Belgium
Spain
Malaysia
293
182
108
7
Alzahra University
Nioec Company of Iran
Zmo (Zentrum Moderner Orient) Berlin
University of Tlemcen
UNFPA Regional Office
University of Washington, College of Arts & Sciences
Iran
Türkiye
Iran
Germany
Algeria
Egypt
USA
227
40, 62
87
321
245
124
293
Université d'Oran
Université d’Alger
Sophia University
University of Helsinki
Deakin University
Koç University
Algeria
Algeria
Japan
Finland
Australia
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Italy
Türkiye
Türkiye
50
50
299
286
45, 249
307
116
226
328
74
266, 280
29
282
258
89
165, 375
116
324
1
University of Rome
Independent Researcher
Dokuz Eylul University
Institute of Political Science
Adana Science and Technology University
Ankara University
Boğaziçi University
The Association for Solidarity with Asylum Seekers and
Migrants (ASAM)
University of Exeter
University of Jordan
Türkiye
Germany
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Jordan
University of Beirut
Oran University
Let's Think Forum
SOAS, University of London
Radboud University Nijmegen
Lebanon
Algeria
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Université Catholique De Louvain
Kadir Has University
United Kingdom
Belgium
Türkiye
333
77
7
278
182, 306
182
239
255
Poster 4
31
243
267
251
Participants
252
Alaug
Alawnah
Albarazi
Albayrak
Albayrak
Alemdar
Alfauzan
Ali
Ali
Ali
Ali
Ali
Ali
Alijla
Alimia
Alizadeh
Allinson
Almasi
Alnamla
Abdulkarim
Dana
Zahra
İsmail
Özlem
Korkmaz
Abdullah Hamoud
Nelly
Sidra Amina
Amro
Hatami
Waleed
Zahra
M. Abdalhadi
Sanaa
Naseraddin
Jamie
Seyed Parvaneh
Hazem Youssef
Alpan
Alpaut
Alpay
Al-Qaysi
Aytek Soner
Ramazan
Yalın
Mahmoud
Al Salahi
Alshaer
Al Shargabi
Alshawi
Al-Thawr
Altınkaş
Altınoklu
Altun
Altunışık
Altunok
Altuntas Çakır
Alvarez
Fuad
Atef
Adel Mujahid
Ameel
Sabria Mohammed
Evren
Müge Neda
Sırma
Meliha
Gülbanu
Ravza
Jiménez Mercedes
Alwazir
Alyanak
Alyedreessy
Amad
Amara
Ameen
Amichi
Atiaf
Oğuz
Mona
Eman
Ahmad Tawil
Sherzad Ahmed
Hichem
University of Sanaa
The American University in Cairo
Tilburg University
Australian Catholic University
Ankara University
Ankara University (R)
Qassim University
Birkbeck College
Wayne State University
University of Sydney
Institute of Culture and Art Studies in ACECR
Bradford University
Coastal Carolina University
State University of Milan
SOAS
Ankara University
University of Westminster
Islamic Azad University
The Graduate Institute of International And
Development Studies- Geneva
Institute For Caucasica, Tatarica And Turkestan Studies
Istanbul University
University of Baghdad
University of Sanaa
University of Sanaa
College of Medicine
Roskilde University
Artvin Coruh University
Ecole Des Hautes Etudes En Sciences Sociales
Durham University
Research Centre for Spatial and Organizational
Dynamics Faro
SWP
Washington University In St. Louis
Kingston University London
An Najah National University
New York University
University of Salah Eddine
IRSTEA
Yemen
Egypt
Netherlands
Australia
Türkiye
Türkiye
Saudi Arabia
United Kingdom
USA
Australia
Iran
United Kingdom
USA
Italy
United Kingdom
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Iran
Germany
88
154
204
191
203
171
61
105
162
110
390
119
73
209
270
211
22
44
251
Türkiye
Germany
Türkiye
Iraq
347
219
103
384
Yemen
United Kingdom
Yemen
Iraq
Denmark
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Portugal
88
270
88
253
83
13
53
359
75
129, 228
324
108
USA
USA
United Kingdom
Palestine
USA
Iraq
France
158
178
51
308
168
153
91
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Amin
Amran
Amrov
Amygdalou
Anahita
Anderson
Anis
Ansari
Antonakis
Aoude
Apodaca Del Hoyo
Arafat
Arash
Ardovini
Arena
Argıt
Arık
Arıkan
Arjmand
Ark
Armagan
Arnoldi
Arrant
Arslan
Arslan
Arslan
Arslan
Samir
Najah Nadiah
Sabrien
Kalliopi
Arian
Trudy
Djeridi
Nadhir Al
Anna
Ibrahim G
María Constanza
Ibrahim Mohammed
Reisinezhad
Lucia
Marinella
Melike
Efe
Pınar
Reza
Ceren
Tayyibe Zeynep
Ea
Velasco Ana
Hakan
Sema
Sernaz
Ezgi
Artan
Aryanfar
Asaaied
Asadollahnejad
Asbagh
Asef
Asil
Aske
Asma
Assadi
Selen
Farinaz
Seba
Mahsa
Ghazal Abbasy
Sadegh Seyyed
Ercüment
Joergen
Legmouche
Al Wesam
Asseburg
Muriel
Asutay
Aşkar Karakır
Atacan
Atamaz
Mehmet
İrem
Fulya
Serpil
Third World Forum
National University of Malaysia
SETA
University College London
University of Groningen
Beder University
Université Constantine III
Lulea University
Swp // Free University
University of Hawaii
University of Salamanca
Qatar University
Florida International University
Lancaster University
University of Reggio Calalbria
Yıldırım Beyazıt University
Istanbul Arel University
Lund University
Paris 1- Pantheon Sorbonne University
Centre For Area Studies
Center For Middle Eastern Studies, London University
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
University of Gloucestershire
Istanbul Bilgi University
Migrants (ASAM)
Graduate Center, Cuny
Leiden University
Tu Kaiserslautern
Tehran University
University of Virginia
Majma' Zakhayer Islam
Alliance of Civilizations Institute
Lund University
Ecole Normale Supérieure Constantine
American University of Sharjah
Stiftung Wissenschaft Und Politik (swp), German
Institute For International And Security Affairs
Durham University
Dokuz Eylül University
Yıldız Technical University
TOBB ETU University
Egypt
Malaysia
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Albania
Algeria
Sweden
Germany
USA
Spain
Qatar
USA
United Kingdom
Italy
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Sweden
Türkiye
Germany
Denmark
Spain
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Keynote
344
Türkiye
Netherlands
Germany
Iran
USA
Iran
Türkiye
Sweden
Algeria
United Arab
Emirates
Germany
80
114
327
32
359
42
155
28
Poster 3
23
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
80
379
161
143
353
132
201
175
322
336
195
72
17
103
249
9
53
283
9
118
126
41
107
1
132, 158
224
282
241
24
253
Participants
Ater
Atılgan
Atiyat
Atmaca
Atmaca
Aumeerudy
Avcı
Aviv
Awadhi
Awady
Awaisi
Awan
Ay
Ayata
Aydın
Aydın
Aydın
Aygül
Aygül
Ayhan
Aykaç
Ayman
Ayoub
Aytekin
Ayyash
Az
Azak
Azamzade
Azgin
Azhar
Aziza
Azzam
B.ali
Baarda
Baba
Baba Elemine
Babood
Bacchetta
Bademci
Badri
Bagdadi
Bagheri
Baghzouz
254
Mohammed
Gökhan
Al Ibtesam
Ayşe Ömür
Metin
Thomas Yıldız
Özgür
Efrat E
Talal Yousuf
Mohammed Al
El Mehrinaz
El Khalid
Feryal
Meryem
Ayşe
Berkay Mustafa
Iskender Cem
Suavi
Cenk
Ceren
Berkay
Şafak
Saadet Gulden
Samy
Attila
Mark Muhannad
Elif İrem
Umut
Mohammad
Bilge
Hirah
Ben
Lubna
Sulaiman
Tijmen Christiaan
Tamon
Mohamed
Moustapha
Abdullah
Paola
Emine
Lamya Ibrahim
Al Nadia
Yaser
Aomar
Université Abdelmalek Essaadi
Ankara University
St. Olaf College
University of Basel
Centre d’Ecologie Fonctionnelle et Evolutive
Atılım University
Bar Ilan University
Morocco
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
Switzerland
France
Türkiye
Israel
Oman
296
195
105
280
235
296
200
290
340
Center for Women, UN-ESCWA
Mardin Artuklu University
Anar Ankara Social Research Center
Université Versailles Saint-Quentin en Yvelines
Atilim University
McMaster University
Galatasaray University
Istanbul University
University of Arizona
Mount Royal University
Sabancı University
Okan University
University of Mazandaran
Near East University
American University in Cairo
Université de Tunis
Goethe Universität Frankfurt
Leiden University
Kyushu University
University of Nouakchott
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
France
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
Canada
Türkiye
Türkiye
Iran
TRNC
Egypt
Tunisia
Germany
Oman
Netherlands
Japan
Morocco
124
115
47
38
122
266
116
383
190
235
149
383
370
56
89, 266
256
228
107, 197
343
205
27
82
282
7, 191
199
44
12
Qatar University
University of California-Berkeley
Bilkent University
Ahfad University For Women
Central European University
Allameh Tabataba'i
Université de Tizi-Ouzou
Qatar
USA
Türkiye
Sudan
Hungary
Iran
Algeria
141, 169
120
122
258
309
329
231
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Bahçe
Bahçecik
Bahi
Bahri
Baker
Balkılıç
Balossi Restelli
Balsoy
Bania
Serdal
Onur
Riham
Noureddine
Raymond William
Özgür
Marchi Ludovica
Gülhan
Radoslaw Tomasz
Bank
Bank
Bardakçı
Barışan
Barkaoui
Charlotte
André
Mehmet
Cemile
Aicha
Barkaoui
Barrios Oviedo
Başaran
Bashitialshaaer
Basri
Baş
Başkan
Miloud
Antonio Jerónimo
Neslişah Leman
Raed A I
Ahmad Ibrahim
Şafak
Birol
Bataineh
Afaf Badr
Batruni
Batum
Baykal
Baykan
Baylak
Bayramoğlu
Bazian
Beaumont
Bechir
Beck
Becker
Beckerman-Boys
Bedirhanoğlu
Beeley
Behdad
Behnoush
Behravesh
Beidollahkhani
Belli
Catherine Wadad
Deniz
Zana
Ayşegül
Ayşen
Sonay
Hatem
Robin
Yazidi
Martin Helge
Martina
Carly
Pınar
Brian William
Sohrab
Farzan
Maysam
Arash
Alessia
Ankara University
American University In Cairo& Cairo University
Institut National De La Recherche Agronomique (inra)
Trinity College, Usa
Wilfrid Laurier University
University of Reading
Okan University
Faculty of International And Political Studies University
of Lodz
University of Geneva
Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies
Yeni Yüzyil University
Afyon Kocatepe University
Hassan 2 University, Faculty of Letters And Human
Sciences
Badji Mokhtar Annaba University
Universidad Nacional
Strasbourg University/Marmara University
Lund University
International Islamic University Malaysia
University of Heidelberg
Georgetown University. School of Foreign Service In
Qatar
Zayed University
Türkiye
Türkiye
Egypt
Morocco
Türkiye
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Poland
329
94
119
91
153
266
27
197, 365
389
Switzerland
Germany
Türkiye
Türkiye
Morocco
121
75, 185
376
248
79
Algeria
Costa Rica
France
Sweden
Malaysia
Germany
Qatar
379
274
170
353
14
318
21
344
American University of Beirut
Radboud University
Sakarya University
İstanbul Ticaret University
Gazi University
University of California, Berkeley
Ehess Paris
Université Manouba
University of Southern Denmark
United Arab
Emirates
Lebanon
Netherlands
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
USA
France
Tunisia
Denmark
LSE
Open University
Denison University
Tehran University
Lund University
University of Tehran
Scuola Superiore Sant'anna
United Kingdom
Türkiye
United Kingdom
USA
Iran
Sweden
Iran
Italy
167
41
218
301
349
110
393
334
319
75
121
355
140, 345
326
254
358
273
187
71
255
Participants
256
Benameur
Benbouziane
Benchekroun
Ben-eliezer
Bengochea Tirado
Benhabib
Benharkat
Benova
Bensaada Haoui
Bentaïbi
Berriane
Beyad
Beyoğlu
Abdelhak
Mohamed
Chafik
Uri
Enrique
Abderrezzak
Sarah
Lenka
Samira
Abderrahim
Yasmine
Mehdi
Taner
Biancani
Bieniek
Bilgili
Bilgin Dikici
Bin Ramli
Binbuğa
Birinci
Birkholz
Birler
Blanco Palencia
Bleibleh
Francesca
Karol
Çağın Nazlı
Hasret
Harith
Burcu
Kürşad Mustafa
Sina
Ömür
Maria
Sahera
Bodirsky
Bohdan
Boissevain
Boivin
Katharina
Siarhei
Katia
Michel
Bojarczyk
Bonakdarian
Bonsen
Borah
Boratav
Borovalı
Borrillo
Borroni
Boualam
Bouarfa
Bartosz
Mansour
Sabrina
Rupakjyoti
Korkut
Murat
Sara
Massimiliano
Dalila
Sami
Bouasria
Boubekeur
Boughazi
Leila
Amel
Khadidja
University of Toulouse
University of Haifa
Universitat De València
Université de Constantine 3
London School of Hygiene And Tropical Medicine
Institut d'Architecture Blida
Institut National De La Recherche Agronomique
University of Zürich
SOAS
The Ministery of Culture And Tourism of The Republic
of Turkey
University of Bologna
Pedagogical University of Cracow
Istanbul Kültür University
Okan University
University of Nottingham
Bielefeld University
United Arab Emirates University
Freie Universität Berlin
Cnrs
CNRS, Centre d’Études de l'Inde et de l'Asie du sud à
l'Ehess
University of Maria Curie-Sklodowska
Independent Scholar
Philipps Universität Marburg
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Ankara University (R)
University L'orientale of Naples
Ca' Foscari University of Venice
Ehess/Ifpo
Centre de coopération internationale en recherche
agronomique pour le développement
Hassan II University of Casablanca
German Institute for International and Security Affairs
Hadj Lakhder University
Algeria
Algeria
France
Israel
Spain
Algeria
Algeria
United Kingdom
Algeria
Morocco
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Türkiye
312
312
72
16
24
312
171
238, 385
143
91, 118
79
37
130
Italy
Poland
Türkiye
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Germany
Türkiye
United Kingdom
United Arab
Emirates
Türkiye
Germany
France
France
183
241
64
264
25
166
38
187
44
77
308
263
175
373
373
Poland
USA
Germany
India
Türkiye
Türkiye
Italy
Italy
Palestine
France
215
208
90
11, 345
254
369
79
259
187
91
Morocco
Germany
Algeria
79
132
143
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Bougrioua
Bouleau
Boumlik
Bourekba
Bouris
Bourmaud
Humaine And Sociale And Islamic Sciences
Aga Khan University
LaGuardia Community College
CIDOB, Barcelona Center for International Relations
College of Europe (Natolin)
Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3
Algeria
Pakistan
USA
Spain
Poland
France
Bouteldja
Bouzghaia
Bouzidi
Boyraz
Bozbaş
Bozkaya
Bozkurt
Bozkurt
Bozkurt-Güngen
Bozkuş Barlas
Bozorgi
Braham
Brahim
Bram
Brancaforte
Brandt
Brigui
Brun
Bsoul
Lamia
Christophe
Habiba
Moussa
Dimitris
Philippe Jean
Michel
Abdelnacer
Ilyass
Zhour
Cemil
Gökhan
Ikbal
Umut
Abdulgani
Sümercan
Seyda
Saghar
Ben Mehdi
Brahamia
Chen
Elio
Marieke
Fouad
Elodie
Labeeb Ahmed
Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University
Université Moulay Ismail
Necmettin Erbakan University
University of Lancaster
Eastern Mediterranean University
Recep Tayyip Erdogan University
Marmara University
Ecole Polytechnique de Tunisie
Université Constantine 2
Truman Institute, Hebrew University
Tulane University
Austrian Academy of Sciences
Fez University
El Colegio De México
Khalifa University
Bujalska
Bulbul
Burçak
Cabana Porto
Cable
Calatrava
Calculli
Calder
Can
Cancian
Carlisle
Cato
Cemgil
Ceyhan
Chams El-dine
Chantre
Chanzanagh
Chariet
Aleksandra
Lamia Yacoub
Berrak
Cándido
Umayyah
Adolfo
Marina
Mark Daniel
Esra
Alessandro
Jessica
Johan Roland
Can
Murat
Cherine
Luc
Hamid Ebadollahi
Mounira
University of Wroclaw
American University In Cairo
Bilkent University
Univesity of Innsbruck
University of Southern California
University Carlos III
University of Aberdeen
The Institute of Ismaili Studies
Institute For Advanced Legal Studies
Islamology
Cairo University
Université De Poitiers
University of Guilan
Iremam
Algeria
Morocco
Morocco
Türkiye
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Kıbrıs
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Iran
Tunisia
Algeria
Israel
USA
Austria
Morocco
Mexico
United Arab
Emirates
Poland
Egypt
Türkiye
Spain
USA
Spain
Italy
United Kingdom
Türkiye
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Sweden
Türkiye
Türkiye
Egypt
France
Iran
France
180
72
200
39
27
365
245
236
91
290
196
68, 157
122
195
372
103
302
305
329
267
348
111
296
274
34
36
246
145
269
120
30
313
199
4
227, 261
239
392, 193
22
36
132
341
254
50
257
Participants
258
Chatty
Chavoshi
Che Daud
Cheema
Cheikh
Chekhab-abudaya
Chelih
Chen
Dawn
Aghayani Ruhollah
Burhan Bin
Ashwarya Sujata
Meriam
Mounia
Malek Toufik
Mo
Cherigui
Chiriatti
Chiti
Chochiev
Hana
Alessia
Elena
Georgy
Choi
Chorfi
Chouikha
Christiansen
Cihanger
Civelek
Civelek
Clare
Clark
Clark
Clarke
Coates Ulrichsen
Cole
Colleau
Consoli
Conte
Cooke
Cora
Coşan-Eke
Coşkun
Coşkun
Coşkun
Coşkun Balamir
Covarrubias
Cömert
Crist
Crone
Czerwonnaja
Çağlı
Çakar Yakut
Soyoung
Khaled
Larbi
Connie Carøe
Duygu
Cansu
Hatice Yaprak
Matthew
Cari
Eric
Gabrielle
Kristian
Juan Ricardo
Morgane Harmonie
Erica
Giampaolo
Miriam
Yaşar Tolga
Deniz
Feray
Çiçek
Nihal
Bezen
Ana
Hasan
John
Christine
Swetlana
Elif
Burcu
Oxford University
University of Religions and Denominations
Monash University
Jamia Millia Islamia
Free University of Brussels
Museum of Islamic Art Qatar
Université de Mostaganem
Institute of West-asian And African Studies Chinese
Academy of Social Sciences, Chinese Association of
Middle East Studies (CAMES)
Ecole nationale d'agriculture
University for Foreigners of Perugia
Iremam
North Ossetian Institute for the Humanities and Social
Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences
Hebrew University
Labo Lam
Institut De Presse Et Des Sciences De L’information
Idrg
Istanbul Arel University
Lund University
University of Minnesota
Lund University
Lund University
Rice University
University of Michigan
University of Barcelona
Roma Tre University
Duke University
University of Chicago
Ludwig-maximillian University, Munich
Freie Universitaet, Berlin
Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University
Zirve University
Georgetown University
University of Copenhagen
Nicolaus Copernicus University
Işık University
Kocaeli University
United Kingdom
Iran
Australia
India
Belgium
Qatar
Algeria
China
63
227
12
160
79
72
50
2
Morocco
Italy
France
Russia
91
218
177
267
Israel
Algeria
Tunisia
Denmark
Türkiye
Austria
Türkiye
Sweden
USA
Sweden
Sweden
USA
USA
United Kingdom
Spain
Italy
USA
USA
Germany
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Mexico
Türkiye
Qatar
Denmark
Poland
Türkiye
Türkiye
268
171
3
83
359
4
166
363
124
181
330
141
349
297
367
62
155
347
351
216
378
8
142
274, 300
277
Poster 4
200
20, 219
113
31
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Çakır - Kılınçoğlu
Çalışkan
Çam
Çelik
Çelik
Çelik
Çelik
Çevik
Çevik
Çiçekçi
Çizakça
Çoban
Dahbi
Dahlal
Dakhli
Dali
Dalla Negra
Damir
Dana
Dana
Sevil
Gül
Aydın
Birten
Coşku
Kezban
Özlem
Elif
Neslihan
Ceyhun
Murat
Aslıhan
Khalil
Nor Hayati Md
Layla
Inès Mrad
Cecilia
Ben Amina
Seif
Tariq
Daniele
Danışmaz
Daoud
Dar
Darhour
Darles
Darwich
Darwisheh
Das
David
Giulia
İdris
Suheir
Natasha
Hanane
Christian
May
Housam
Prava Manju
Isabel
Davidovic
Dawson
De Angelis
De Chatel
De Martino
De Poli
Debache
Decker
Dedeoglu
Dedieu
Deffner
Degli Esposti
Deguilhem
Milos
Neil Charlton
Enrico
Francesca
Claudia
Barbara
Samira
Doris
Saniye
Jean Pierre
Veronika
Emanuelle
Randi
Leiden University
St. Thomas University
Çukurova University
Ondokuz Mayıs University
Çanakkale 18 Mart University
The Global University of Islamic Finance
Universiti Malaya
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
University of Political Science
Faculté des Sciences Humaines et Sociales de Tunis
University of Wisconsin-parkside
Graduate Institute of International and Development
Studies-Geneva
Doshisha University
Coastal Carolina University
Stanford University
Ibn Zohr University
Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Toulouse
University of Edinburgh
Institute of Developing Economies
Sanjay Memorial Institute of Technology
School of Social And Political Sciences, Universidade
De Lisboa
Center For Middle Eastern Studies
King's College London
Cedej
Institute For Science And Innovation In Society
Unimed
Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
Université Constantine3
Institute of Anthropology
Muğla University
CNRS
RWTH Aachen University
SOAS University of London
CNRS
Türkiye
Canada
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
Malaysia
Türkiye
Japan
Malaysia
France
Tunisia
Italy
Tunisia
USA
Switzerland
24
89
89
81, 167
35
340, 181
24
24
150
234
352
179
59
7
86
356
71
320
225
251
United Kingdom
Japan
USA
USA
Morocco
France
United Kingdom
Japan
India
Portugal
48
54
73
117, 205
79
98
49
59
217, 178
150
Sweden
United Kingdom
Egypt
Netherlands
Italy
Italy
Algeria
Germany
Türkiye
France
Germany
United Kingdom
France
28
256
289
185
256
358
385
368
35
352
100
133
309
259
Participants
Del Re
Demirkol
Demirkol
Demiröz
Demirtaş
Demirtaş Milz
Denissen
Dennerlein
Derin
Desai
Desrues
Dhouib
Di Tolla
Diafat
Didar
Dimitroulias
Dinç
Dionigi
Djaouida
Dockter
Doğan
Doğan
Doğanyılmaz
Dohrn
Dolatatiani
Dominik
Donelli
Donker
Dooley
Dorsey
Doyle
Dölek
Dönmez Atbaşı
Draege
Drevon
Dumbe
Durac
Durgun
Durmaz
Dündar
Ebadi
Ebrahimi
Ece
Ecevit
Ecevit
260
Emanuela C.
Özhan
Neslihan
Demir
Birgül
Neslihan
Jens
Bettina
Hasan Nadir
Chandni
Thierry
Mounir
Anna Maria
Abderrahmane
Dalili Erfan
Catherine Sophie
Artum Hossein
Filippo
Lassel
Albert Warren
Erkan
Aysegül Uygur
Didem
Kristina
Mohammad
Paulina Dominika
Federico
Hidde Teije
John Howard
James
Leigh Jessica
Çağlar
Ferda
Jonas
Jerome
Yunus
Vincent
Özden Sezgi
Oya Gözel
Ali Merthan
Mohsen
Mansoureh
Algan
Mehmet
Yıldız
Università Nicolò Cussano
Bilkent University
Ankara Social Sciences University
TOBB ETU University
Izmir University of Economics
Ens De Paysage, Versailles
Islamic Studies
University of Toronto
LESA-CSIC
Université de Carthage
Università degli Studi di Napoli "L’Orientale"
Université F. A. Sétif 1
Beheshti University
Conseil De L'europe
Ankara University
London School of Economics
Aix Marseille Universite
Cambridge University
Hasan Kalyoncu University
Çankaya University
Rovira I Virgili University
International University of Switzerland
University of Genova
European University Institute
Western Michigan University
Nanyang Technological University
University College Dublin
Ankara University
University of Durham
Islamic University College
University College Dublin
Marmara University
Ankara University
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
California State University
Italy
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
France
Switzerland
Türkiye
Canada
Spain
Tunisia
Italy
Algeria
Iran
France
Türkiye
United Kingdom
France
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Spain
Germany
Switzerland
Türkiye
Italy
Italy
USA
Singapore
Ireland
Türkiye
Türkiye
Italy
France
Ghana
Ireland
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Iran
Malaysia
USA
Türkiye
Türkiye
330
241
52, 118
114
142
29
276
309
350
91, 225
33
143
33
171
149
236
211
272
50
208
328
376
376
178
348
260
218
324
37
252
229
170
273
281
58
7
69
170
347
152
112
186
330
244
41
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Edel
Edna
Eftekhary
Egawa-ishikawa
Egeresi
Eickhof
Ejibadze
El Houri
El Khawaga
El Ouerghemmi
El Taraboulsi
Elashmawy
El-beshir
Elbirlik Kayhan
El Bour
Elhan
El-Karanshawy
Mirjam
Bonhomme
Kiarash
Hikari
Zoltan
Ilka
Nino
Walid
Dina
Nadia
Sherine Nabil
Sherif
Isra Mohammed
Leyla
Hamida
Nail
Samer H
Elkelani
Elliot
Ellis
Elsaket
Elsässer
Elsayed
Elshahed
Emil
Emrence
Endo
Eralp
Erdem
Erdem
Erdil
Erdinç
Erdoğan
Erdoğan
Erdoğan
Erdoğdu
Eren
Erengezgin
Erenler
Erensü
Eres
Ergöçmen Akadlı
Ergüder
Eriksson
Zeyad Mohamed
Alice
Stephen James
Ifdal
Sebastian
Sobhi Ibrahim
Mohamed
Serap
Cem
Haruka
Atila
Gökhan
Servet
Erkan
Işıl
Birsen
Seven
Yasemin
Seyhan
Ayşen
Çavlan Berrak
Muharrem
Sinan
Benan
Banu
Başak
Jacob
University of Tübingen
Princeton University
Meiji University
Corvinus University of Budapest
Iv. Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University
Forum Transregionale Studien
Arab Reform Initiative
Technical University Darmstadt
Sciences Po Paris
Northwood University
Özyeğin University
Institut De Presse Et Des Sciences De L'information
Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies, Hamad Bin Khalifa
University
The American University In Cairo
University of Leicester
University of Sydney
Institute For Islamic And Middle Eastern Studies
Fayoum University
New York University
Independent Scholar
Ankara University
University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne
Maastricht University
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University
Karabük University
Ankara University
British Columbia University
Istanbul University
University of Minnesota
Ankara University
Istanbul University
University of York
Germany
USA
Iran
Japan
Hungary
Germany
Georgia
Germany
Egypt
Germany
United Kingdom
France
USA
Türkiye
Tunisia
Türkiye
Qatar
220
341
212
325
388
78
286
314
293
324
289
49
162
173
3
193
394
Egypt
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Australia
Germany
Egypt
USA
Türkiye
USA
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
France
Netherlands
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Canada
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
United Kingdom
284
176
331
86
321
292
301
151
380
299
252
311
240
277
53, 388
332
140
52
369
116
93
140
116
324
124
4
355
261
Participants
Erkoç
Erkurt
Erkuş Öztürk
Ermiş
Erol
Ersin
Ersoy
Ertit
Ertör
Ertör Akyazı
Ertuğrul
Escanilla
Esmaeili
Esmer
Esposito
Eylemer
Ezeelden
Ezikoglu
Fabiunke
Fadil
Fadil
Fahmy
Fahmy
Fahrioğlu Akın
Faima
Fakhfakh
Fakhri
Fakhro
Farag
Farah
Farangis
Farha
Farida
Farsakoğlu
Farvardin
Fathi
Fathollah-Nejad
Fatima Nabila
Fatma
Fawaz
Fawzi
Fazlipour
Feixa
Feliu
Felsberger
262
Seda
Beyhan
Hilal
Fatih
Emin
Fatma
Melih
Volkan
Irmak
Pınar
Kürşat
Ana María Bejarano
Faezeh
Tolga
Karin
Sedef
Mohammed
Çağlar
Ines
Abdel Mona
Mohamed
Samy Ninette
Khaled
Ferda
Boussouf Djemai
Amel
Haghani
Elham
Mona
Asma Ali Ahmed
Ghaderi
Mark
Sehili Farida
Eda Hatice
Firoozeh
Laila
Ali
Moussaoui
Slimane Ben
Ahmed Abdel Hafez
Saadaoui
Azim
Carles
Laura
Stefanie
Bilkent University
Akdeniz University
Ankara University
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Germany
Türkiye
Radboud University & Aksaray University
Universitat Autonoma De Barcelona
University of British Columbia
Izmir Katip Celebi University
Mosul University
University of Reading
Universität Leipzig
Middle East and Multicultural Consulting
Université de Montréal
Sadat Academy for Management Sciences
Université 3 de Constantine
The State University of New Jersey
University of London
Epau
Lund University
Institute For Social Studies
Universuté D'oran
Cairo University
Sorbonne University
Universitat de Lleida
Universidad Autónoma Barcelona
Austrian Institute for European and Security Studies
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Spain
Iran
Hungary
Canada
Türkiye
Iraq
United Kingdom
Germany
Norway
Canada
Egypt
Egypt
Türkiye
Algeria
Tunisia
USA
USA
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Qatar
Algeria
Sweden
Germany
United Kingdom
Germany
Algeria
Tunisia
Egypt
Tunisia
France
Spain
Spain
Austria
40
361
35
97
126
329
198
369
116
116
179
367
109
309
204
95
353
69
113, 261
239
358
314
337
138
171
320
378
45
84
184
342
45
171
192
19
270
207
242
319
314
57
227
39, 382
243
269
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Fendri
Fenniche
Ferabolli
Ferdowsi
Ferial
Fernandez Molina
Fernandez Vivancos
Marquina
Ferraro
Fethollah
Filipova
Fioroni
Senda
Daoues Raja
Silvia
Marjan
Menaifi
Irene
Maria
Ecole Nationale D'architecture Et D'urbanisme De Tunis
Université de la Manouba
UniRitter
Alzahra University
University of Constantine 3 Algeria
College of Europe
Tunisia
Tunisia
Brazil
Iran
Algeria
Poland
Egypt
Marco Flavio
Nejad Ali
Nadya
Claudie
Türkiye
Spain
Bulgaria
Switzerland
POSTER 3
359
37
77
Fischer
Fisher Onar
Flader
Florence
Fois
Ford
Frey
Frimeche
Ftouhi
Fuertig
Gabidzashvili
Gada
Gade
Gaffar
Galal
Galal
Galal
Galan
Gallagher
Galonnier
Ganioğlu
Garcia
Garduno
Garmia
Gasparotto
Gehring
Genat
Genç
Gençoğlu Onbaşı
Gerhard
Nina
Nora
Ulrike
Troin
Marisa
Kathy
Michael
Malika
Hind
Henner
Enrico
Yaseen Mohd
Tine
Abdul Md
Lise Paulsen
Ehab
Ahmed
Susana
Nancy
Juliette
Zafer
Melissa
Garcia Moises
Bouchahm
Mariangela
Axel
Mélisande Marie
Ertuğrul
Funda
Lichtenthaeler
Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Graduate Institute of International And Development
Sudies
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Bahçeşehir University
University of Manchester
CNRS
Università degli Studi di Cagliari
Mahidol University
Institute For Islamic Studies
Israel
Türkiye
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Thailand
Switzerland
Algeria
Morocco
Germany
Georgia
India
Norway
India
Denmark
Denmark
France
USA
USA
France
Türkiye
USA
Mexico
Algeria
Italy
Germany
France
Türkiye
Türkiye
Germany
378
205
166
177
33
303
226
324
118
75
96
250
257
172, 273
144
203
86
105
137
76
221
93
359
171
242
30
193
315
142
353
Ghadery
Kaveh
Ecole Nationale d’Agriculture
German Institute of Global And Area Studies
National Center of Manuscripts
Aligarh Muslim University
University of Oslo
Jawaharlal Nehru University
Roskilde University
University of Copenhagen
Inalco
Rutgers University
University of California
Northwestern University And Sciences Po Paris
Dickinson College
National Autonomous University of Mexico
Ecole Des Hautes Etudes En Sciences Sociales (ehess)
Philipps Universität Marburg
Stanford Univ. / Ehess
Bahçeşehir University
Başkent University
GIZ Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale
Zusammenarbeit
Payam Noor University
Iran
143
108
270
67
108
207
156
52
263
Participants
264
Ghanem
Gharbieh
Ghiglia
Ghobadzadeh
Gholami
Gholamrezakashi
Ghouati
Ghyasi
Giannakis
Gobe
Gonzalez
González Villa
Gopinath
Govantes Romero
Gowayed
Gökatalay
Gökçay
Gökmen
Göksel
Göksel
Göksel
Göksel
Gömbeyaz
Göner
Granmayeh
Gray
Gregoratti
Gren
Griffin
Griffith
Gruber
Grunfeld
Grüne
Guenaoui
Guerrieri
Guida
Guth
Gutiérrez De Terán
Gutieva
As'ad
Hussein
Marianna
Naser
Reza
Fezzeh
Ahmed
Sahar
Elias
Éric
Burgos Marta
Carlos
Gayatri
Bosco
Y Heba
Semih
Gökser
Çisel Ekiz
Asuman
Hayrunnisa
Nisa
Oğuzhan
Kadir
Özlem
Ali
Doris Herr
Leonardo
Nina
Maryam Susan
Zoe
Verena
Fred
Anne
Yamina
Sabrina
Michelangelo
Stephan
Iñaqui
Elmira
Güler
Gülmez
Gülsen
Gültekin
Günay
Işık Hale
Barış Seçkin
Volkan
Nuri Mehmet
Mehmet Zeki
University of Haifa
The Lebanese University
Aix Marseille University
Australian Catholic University
Middlesex University
Global Media Journal
Université de Clermont-Ferrand
University of Ioannina
Iremam-cnrs
Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
Complutense University of Madrid
New York University
Universidad Pablo De Olavide
Dokuz Eylül University
Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University
Northwestern University
University of Durham
Uludag University Faculty of Theology
City University of New York
Formerly University of London
Al Akhawayn University
Durham University
Lund University
University of California, Santa Barbara
Brown University
Lund University
University of Erfurt
Istanbul 29 Mayis University
IKOS
Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
North Ossetian Institute For The Humanities And Social
Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences
Royal Holloway University of London
Istanbul Kültür University
University of Gaziantep
Israel
Lebanon
France
Australia
United Kingdom
France
Iran
Greece
France
Spain
Spain
USA
Spain
Egypt
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
USA
USA
United Kingdom
Türkiye
USA
United Kingdom
Morocco
United Kingdom
Sweden
USA
USA
Austria
Netherlands
Germany
Canada
Türkiye
Norway
Spain
Russia
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
16
90
86
45
6
233
50
339
94
118
179
372
120
95
238
62
262, 388
35
15, 39
258
258
130
123
138
354
368
55
294
146
173
363
332
330
50
205, 394
150
267, 286
382
20
52
264
104
36
354
www.wocmes2014.org
Günay
Gündoğdu
Gündoğdu
Gündoğdu
Gündüz
Gürbüzel
Güvenç Salgırlı
Habibeh
Hadi
Hadithi
Hadj-moussa
Hafez
Hafez
Hall
Hall
Hamad
Hamad
Hamadi
Hamdy
Hamed
Sedat
Cihangir
Birol
Abdullah
Umut
Aslıhan
Sanem
Rahim
Ahmad Omar Abdel
Al Khalil Ali
Ratiba
Prof Dr Kai
Melis
Bogumila
Marie Marsha
Ahmad
Muhammad Sabri
Tizaoui
Iman Abdel Megid
Adham
University of Chicago
University of Tübingen/giessen
Ankara University
Marmara University
Harvard University
Marmara University
St. John's University
Durham University
University of Bayreuth
Sociology
University of Erfurt
Virginia Commonwealth University
Bir Zeit University
Al Qasemi Academic College For Education
Shabka InfoNet
Hamedi
Hammadi
Hamza Aliedin
Mohamad
Dali
Isam Mohamed
Reyad
Saïda
Natalia Agnieszka
Asieh
Barbara
Tarik
Jan Peter
Sheikh Ismael
El Abellaoui
Frances S
Michinori
Atri
Adnan M.
Irmak Karademir
Mehmet
Khadhar
Mary Elaine
Nazila
Simone Evelyn
Tobias
Elahe
Université de Sousse
Cairo University
Türkiye
Türkiye
Germany
Türkiye
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
USA
United Kingdom
Germany
Canada
Germany
USA
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Palestine
Israel
Tunisia
Egypt
Austria and
Egypt
Iran
Tunisia
Egypt
University of Warsaw
McGill University
University of Texas at Austin
Département de Génie Rural, ENSA
Leuven University
École nationale d'agriculture
Duke University
Kyoto University
University of Victoria
Qatar University
USAK, Middle Eastern and North African Studies
Santa Clara University
Islamic Azad University Khoy Branch
Universität Zürich
Max-Planck-Institut
Poland
Canada
USA
Algeria
United Kingdom
Belgium
Morocco
USA
Japan
Canada
Qatar
Türkiye
Türkiye
Tunisia
USA
Türkiye
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Hamzaoui
Hapek
Harati
Harlow
Hartani
Hartung
Hassan
Hassane
Hasso
Hatayama
Hatef Naiemi
Hayajneh
Hazır
Hecan
Hedia
Hegland
Heidarzadegan
Heil
Heinzelmann
Helbig
134
365
189
152
205
321
125, 197
372, 386
265
278
113
148
380
11
282
305
47
57
246
269
203
319
384
82
20
80
225
227, 242
202
118, 291
66
375
325
325
366
340
156
220, 320
279, 348
263
304
309
121
265
Participants
266
Henderson
Hénia
Hermiz
Hernando de
Larramendi
Hesova
Christian
Abdelhamid
Joseph
Miguel
Soas
Independent Scholar
Universidad De Castilla La Mancha Cif
United Kingdom
Tunisia
Zora
University of Sarajevo
Hesse
Heydemann
Heyndels
Hijleh
Hilal
Hill
Hillebrand
Hindi
Hinojosa
Hintz
Hiroki
Hivert
Isabelle
Steven
Ralph
Abu Saed
Ghaith
Thomas
Caspar
Nadia
Fedra Rodríguez
Lisel Sarah
Okazaki
Joseph
BosniaHerzegovina
United Kingdom
USA
USA
Palestine
USA
USA
Germany
Spain
Brazil
USA
France
Switzerland /
Canada
Morocco
China
Israel
Switzerland
USA
Türkiye
Norway
Norway
Australia
Iran
United Kingdom
Japan
USA
Japan
Iran
Egypt
Iran
Iran
Tunisia
Morocco
Italy
United Arab
Emirates
United Kingdom
Canada
Hmimsa
Ho
Hodous
Hoefert
Hoffman
Hoffman
Hofheinz
Høigilt
Honari
Honari
Hoover
Horinuki
Hosainy
Hosaka
Hoseini
Hosni
Hosseini
Hosseini
Houaida
Houdaïgui
Houssi
Howarth
University of York
US Institute of Peace
University of Miami
An-Najah University
University of California at Santa Cruz
University of California at Berkeley
Bonn University
Universidad De Granada
Federal University of Santa Catarina
George Washington University
Université De Paris 3
Institut d'études politiques et internationales (IEPI) /
Ecole d’études politiques
Younes
Université Abdelmalek Essaadi
Yip Wai
Hong Kong Institute of Education
Florence
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Almut
University of Zurich
Valerie J
University of Illinois
Maximilian Clemens Bilkent Universiity
Albrecht
University of Oslo
Jacob
Peace Research Institute Oslo
Leila
Griffith University
Golaleh
The Great Islamic Encyclopaedia
Jon
Koji
The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan
Hadi
University of Texas At Austin
Shuji
Maryam
Alzahra University
Dina
Majid
Abbas
University of Zanjan
Khater Ben
El Rachid
Université Abdelmalek Essaâdi
El Leila
Forum for the Problems of Peace and War
Brigitte
Zayed University
Hsu
Huffaker
Cariina Tanya
Shauna
Faris Strategic Political Management
University of Windsor
Spain
214
356
199, 231
207
94
158, 310
132
1593, 393
146
120
280
310
253
159
357
188
3
296
133
163, 268
135
191, 377
22
305
305
343
42
25
169
173
384
107
284
161
233
57
231
71
377
10
298
www.wocmes2014.org
Hughes
Hulagu Demirbilek
Hunter
Hurvitz
Hussain
Hussein
Hussein
Husseini
Husseini
Huyghe
Ibrahim
Idris
Iguchi
Ikeda
Ilgıt
Imai
Imai
Imamverdiyeva
Isgandarova
Ishiguro
Keri Leigh
Funda
Alistair
Nimrod
Faheem
Ahmad Ali
Boujarra
Hiba
Rola
Jason Thomas
Solava
Asmady
Yuna
Misako
Aslı
Kohei
Shizuka
Ulkar
Nazila
Hirotake
Islar
Ismael
Ismail
Işık
Iwamoto
Iwasaka
Izquierdo
İlikan Rasimoğlu
İnce
İpek
İskenderoğlu
İslamoğlu
İşleyen
Jackobson
Jackson
Jamel
Jampaklay
Jamsheer
Jandra
Jansen
Janson
Janßen
Janssens
Jasim
Mine
Tareq Y
Norafidah
Damla
Keiko
Masamichi
Ferran
Ceren Gülser
Serkan
Volkan
Muammer
Huricihan Fatma
Beste
David
Simon
Tahar Ben
Aree
Ali Hassan
Mifedwil
Willy
Torsten
Katja
Sylvie
Hanan H
California State University Long Beach
Maltepe University
University of St Andrews
Ismaili Tariqah and Religious Education Board
University of Haifa
Unaffiliated Lawyer
City University New York
The University of Manchester
Universiti Malaysia Sabah
Doshisha University
Nagoya University of Commerce and Business
Çukurova University
Japan Society For The Promotion of Science
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Zirve University
Emmanuel College
Institute of Developing Economies, Japan External Trade
Organization
Lund University
University of Calgary
Universiti Utara Malaysia
Regis University
Graduate school of Kyoto University
Doshisha University
Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona
Işık University
Bilkent University
Sakarya University
University of Tuebingen
Lund University
Université Manouba
Institute For Population And Social Research
Warsaw Management University
University Technology of Malaysia
Institute For Gender Studies
University of Leipzig
Ghent University
Autonoma University of Barcelona
USA
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Israel
Pakistan
Israel
Tunisia
USA
USA
United Kingdom
Malaysia
Japan
Japan
Türkiye
Japan
Japan
Türkiye
Canada
Japan
391
170
172
101
92
67
319
101
232, 255
162
110
295
54
110
138
315
77
389
244
141
Denmark
Canada
Malaysia
USA
Japan
Japan
Spain
Türkiye
Germany
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Germany
Sweden
Italy
Tunisia
Thailand
Poland
Malaysia
Netherlands
Sweden
Germany
Belgium
Spain
116, 182
153, 271
160
150
189
54, 382
243
341
97
134
25
155
333
363
183
319
303
106
271
41
9
23
78
159
267
Participants
268
Javadi
Jawad
Jawad
Jawad
Jaworska
Jebari
Jikia
Jiwa
Jomaa
Jonasson
Joseph
Reyhaneh
Rana
Kerdoudi Kolali
Yasmine
Karolina
Idriss
Nino
Shainool
Katrin A
Ann-kristin
Sabrina
University of Bath
Imri
Association of Contemporary Studies of Iraq
University of Silesia
St Antony's College, University of Oxford
Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University
The Institute of Ismaili Studies
University of Rhode Island
University of Gothenburg
Zayed University
Josua
Juusola
Jünemann
Kaadan
Kaczorowski
Kadife
Kahlidi
Kahnamouei
Kahraman
Kahraman
Kaisy
Kaivanara
Kajitani
Kakumoto
Kalaycıoğlu
Kalem
Kallel
Kamacı
Kamali
Kamel
Kancı
Kandil
Kashani
Kaptan
Kaptanoğlu
Karabıyıkoğlu
Karacasu
Karaçimen
Karadag
Karagöz-Kızılca
Karahanoğulları
Karahasan
Karahasan
Maria
Hannu
Annette
Nasser Abdul
Karol
Sinan
Anwar H. K. Al
Nahid
Selma
Nefise
El Maha
Marzieh
Yoshio
Shigeru
Sibel
Rümeysa
Monia
Yüksel
Pashaei Freshteh
Lorenzo
Tuba
Hanan Maher
Neda Ali Zadeh
Senem
Yüksel Ilknur
Mert
Barış
Elif
Roy
Gül
Yiğit
Canan Neşe
Hakan
GIGA German Institute of Global And Area Studies
Helmut-Schmidt-Universität
University of Aleppo
Jagiellonian University In Krakow Poland
Graduate School of Social Science
University College of Nabi Akram
Harran Üniversity
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
University of Bristol
Centeral Reserach Institute of Electric Power Industry
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Iran
United Kingdom
Morocco
Netherlands
Poland
United Kingdom
Georgia
United Kingdom
USA
Sweden
United Arab
Emirates
Germany
Türkiye
Germany
Syria
Poland
Türkiye
Germany
Iran
Türkiye
Canada
Germany
United Kingdom
Japan
Japan
Türkiye
Türkiye
Yeditepe University
Islamic Azad University Maragheh branch
Bologna University
Faculty of Economics & Political Science
University of Macerata
Rutgers University
Human Rights Joint Platform
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University
University of Bremen
Ankara University
Ankara University
Girne American University
Türkiye
Iran
Italy
Türkiye
Egypt
Italy
USA
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Germany
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
NRNC
114
31
108
232
387
180
125
135
68
69
377
220
204
119
259
104
137
368
212
329
216
25
117
325
325
340
311
82
48
292
221
17, 346
322
244
383
124, 344
23, 387
187, 277
236
220
390
190
9
342
www.wocmes2014.org
Karakaya
Karaman
Karatepe
Karbasian
Karbassian
Karimi Zanjani Asl
Kartveit
Karveh
Kasbarian
Kashi
Kassem
Kathem
Kavadias
Kavlak
Ahmet
Emine Rezzan
Ismail Doğa
Azadeh
Malihe
Mohammad
Bard Helge
Jalali Mahmoud
Sossie
Shima Gholamreza
Sarrah
Mehair
Dimokritos
Vurgun Ibrahim
Kavuncu-Çolpan
Kavut
Kawamura
Kawamura
Kaya
Kaygusuz
Kayhan Pusane
Kaynar
Kaynar
Kaynar
Ayşe
Müslüm
Ai
Yusuke
Yelda
Özlem
Özlem
Ihsan Seddar
Hira
Ayşegül Kars
Keleşoğlu
Kelly
Keloğlu
Kerim
Kermeli
Keser
Keskin
Keskin
Ketizmen
Khaddar
Khalaf
Khalidi
Khalifa
Erhan
Jennifer Lynn
Esra İlkay
Ismail
Eugunia
Ulvi
Turan
Tuğrul
Muammer
Mohamed Moncef
Abdulhadi
Raja
Ferial B
Khalq
Khamas
Khameneh
Khameneh
Khan
Ashraful
Eman Ahmed
Batoul Majidi
Madjidi Farideh
Saeed A
Fatih Sultan Mehmet University
Ucla
University of Kassel
Avicenna-Institut für Geistesgeschichte
Bonn University
Bonn University
University of Oslo
University of Isfahan
University of Lancaster
The American University In Cairo
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Migrants (ASAM)
İnönü University
Kyoto University
Durham University
Ankara University
Işık University
Hakkari University
Ehess/ Cetobac
Middle East Technical University / European University
of Lefke
Istanbul University
Gazi University
Cyprus International University
Yüzüncü Yıl University
Portland State University
Eastern Mediterranean University
Lund University
Birzeit University
Muwatin. Palestinian Institute For The Study of
Democracy
Darul Huda Islamic University
International Association of Contemporary Iraqi Studies
Research Center of Iran Cultural Heritage Organization
Türkiye
USA
Germany
Germany
Germany
Germany
Norway
Iran
United Kingdom
Iran
Egypt
United Kingdom
Belgium
Türkiye
34
46
181
42
42
42
223
275
360
Türkiye
Türkiye
Japan
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
France
TRNC
247
147
224
214
221
30
138
221
332
369
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
Germany
349
127
87
1
TRNC
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
Türkiye
Sweden
Palestine
United Kingdom
388
18, 146
385
219
145
230
178, 339
150, 205
362
253, 322
83
101
99
India
Spain
Iran
Iran
USA
259
232
Poster 4
287
162
269
Participants
270
Khan
Khan
Khan
Khan
Khani
Kharazian
Khattab
Khawaja
Khodair
Khubashvili
Kılıç
Kılıçdağı
Kılınç
Kılınçoğlu
Atif Muhammad
Muqtedar
Rahmat Sher
Sarfraz
Arash
Naghme
Sherif Noha
Marwan
Amany Ahmed
Leila
Seyfi
Ohannes
Kıvanç
Deniz
Kırca
Kızılbağlı
Kızılca
Kızıldağ
Mustafa
Levent
Kemal
Polat
Kibaroğlu
Kijewska
Kinoshita
Kittani
Kızıltan
Kjøstvedt
Knudsen
Koç
Koç
Koç
Kocadal
Kocapınar
Koçan
Koertner
Kohnle
Kojima
Kolahi
Korangy
Korichi
Kortam
Koss
Kosugi
Kozhanov
Kozma
Kömürcü
Ayşegül
Aleksandra Paulina
Hiroko
Yaseen Ibraheem
Ezgi
Hilde Granås
John Are
Günes
Handan
Yasin
Ozker
Gülnur
Gürcan
Mareike
Florian
Hiroshi
Mohammad Reza
Alireza
Ammar
Marie
Maren
Yasushi
Nikolay
Liat
Derya
McGill University
University of Delaware
Aga Khan University
Quaid-i-Azam University
Zanjan University
Statistics Division, UN-ESCWA
Scu & Bue
Ortadoğu Stratejk Araştırmalar Merkezi
İstanbul Bilgi University
Yaşar University
Middle East Technical University Northern Cyprus
Campus
Çankaya University
Ankara University
Migrants (ASAM)
Okan University
Jagiellonian University
Kyushu university
Al Qasemi Academic College For Education
Artvin Coruh University
Chr. Michelsen Institute
Istanbul University
Sabancı University
Istanbul Technical University
Yale University
Catholic University of Eichstaett-Ingolstadt
Waseda University
Institution For Culture And Art Studies
University of Constantine 03
Institut Français du Proche-Orient
Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies
Kyoto University
St.petersburg State University
The Hebrew University
Canada
USA
Pakistan
Pakistan
Iran
Iran
Egypt
Lebanon
Egypt
Georgia
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
215
84
216
111
161
Poster 1
154
124
128
40
317
347
8
62
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
296
212
358
1
Türkiye
Poland
Japan
Israel
Türkiye
Norway
Norway
TRNC
Türkiye
Türkiye
TRNC
Türkiye
Türkiye
USA
Germany
Japan
Iran
USA
Algeria
France
Germany
Japan
Russia
Israel
Türkiye
317
387
10
125
13
99
291
89
129
228
126
264
89
70
133
303
233
92
222
291
75
224
210, 354
183
241
www.wocmes2014.org
Köse
Köse
Köseoğlu
Krada
Kreil
Kreitmeyr
Krestin
Krizsan
Kubíková
Kubilay
Kuebler
Kulinich
Kulke
Kuper
Kurita
Kurşut
Kurtaran
Kurtbağ
Kutun Gürgen
Künçek
Kverme
Kwan
Laan
Laanatza
Lachelache
Lacher
Lahmann
Lahmar
Lahmer
Lakjaa
Lalani
Lamia
Lamprou
Landa
Larabi
Laude
Lauri
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lazhar
Lazhar
Le Saout
Leal
Lebron
Ahmet Haşim
Elifhan
Ayca
Salaheddine El
Ayoubi
Aymon
Nadine
Wenke
Andrea
Nataša
Ramazan Halit
Johanne
Alena
Ursula
Marcel
Yoshiko
Temur
Yörük
Ömer
Melahat
Özlen
Kai
Kim Joong
Ter Nina
Marianne Aringberg
Ammaria
Wolfram
Almuth
Mouldi
Hamid
Abdelkader
Arzina Rajabali
Mansouri
Alexandros
Ishayahu Eliezer
Samir
Patrick
Marco
Bruce Bennett
E Tanya
Mejri
Mohamed Gharbi
Didier
Hugo
Marisol
Ankara University
Karamanoğlu Mehmet Bey Univ.
Mcgill University
University Constantine 03 Algerie
Türkiye
Türkiye
Canada
Algeria
University of Tuebingen
University of Leipzig
None
Düzce Belediyesi
Seoul National University
ILO Regional Office, Beirut
IAV Hassan II
Chiba University
Switzerland
Germany
Germany
Hungary
Slovakia
Türkiye
Italy
Korea
Lebanon
Morocco
Japan
Gaziosmanpaşa University
Mersin University
University of Oslo
Dongguk University
Leiden University
Université d'Oran
German Institute For International And Security Affairs
University of Bern
Fez University
Université d'Oran
Institute of Ismaili Studies
Université Constantine III.
Ankara University
Université d'Alger
Unaffiliated
Duke University
University of Yale
Université de Paris VIII
New York University
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Norway
Korea
Netherlands
Sweden
Algeria
Germany
Switzerland
Tunisia
Morocco
Algeria
United Kingdom
Algeria
Türkiye
Germany
Algeria
Qatar
Italy
USA
USA
Tunisia
Tunisia
France
Italy
USA
300
165
39
222
176
333
184
258
58
325
349
164
31, 242
91
208
219
15
295
122
256
257
2
76
372
50
158
68
382
296
50
135
143
197
268
66
123
263
155
260
57
57
33
359
93
271
Participants
Leccese
Lee
Lee
Legrenzi
Leichtman
Lemieux
Lenner
Levine
Lia
Liu
Alfonso Francesco
Hee Soo
Daniel
Matteo
Mara
Marc
Katharina
Mark
Brynjar
Dong
Liebelt
Loewe
Claudia
Markus
Loinaz
Longo
Lopasic
Lorcerie
Lord
Lorentzen Sogge
Lucas
Theo
Pietro
Alexander
Françoise
Ceren
Erling
Joana
Luis
Luomi
Lundqvist
Mabon
Maclean
Madani
Maddy-Weitzman
Maden
Madoeuf
Mady
Justine
Mari
Erica Li
Simon
Matthew
Said
Bruce
Tuğba Evrim
Anna
Muhammad
Abdelfattah
Zainab
Abdolhosein
Aliasghar
Hatim
Tlili
Mojtaba
Mohamed
Wok Mek
Haneen
Jayanti Robin
Magdy
Maghsoudi
Maghsoudi
Mahamid
Mahbouba
Mahdavi
Mahdi
Mahmud
Maikey
Maitra
272
Università della Calabria
Hanyang Unive
Brasenose College
Michigan State University
Mcgill University
Otto Suhr Institute For Political Science
University of Oslo
Institute of West Asian And Afrian Studies of Chinese
Academy of Social Sciences
Bayreuth University
German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut Für
Entwicklungspolitik (die)
University L'orientale In Naples
Reading University
Cnrs/aix Marseille Université
University of Oslo
Center For Research In Anthropology, Faculty of Social
Sciences And Humanities, Universidade Nova De Lisboa,
Portugal
Lund University
New York University
Labo Puvit
Tel Aviv University
Orsam
Université De Tours
Alexandria University
Cairo University
Kerman Bahonar University
Kerman Bahonar University
The Open University of Israel
University of Alberta
Ecole Nationale d’Agriculture
Independent Scholar
National Archives of UAE
Italy
South Korea
United Kingdom
Italy
USA
Spain
Germany
USA
Norway
China
227
303
210
272
255
127
78
28
257
Poster 2
Germany
Germany
287
5
Spain
Italy
United Kingdom
France
United Kingdom
Norway
Portugal
198
204
283
50
376
281
288
Egypt
Qatar
Sweden
United Kingdom
USA
Algeria
Israel
Türkiye
France
Egypt
27
Poster 4
392
360
276
171
33
317
177
196
Egypt
Iran
Iran
Israel
Tunisia
Canada
Morocco
Malaysia
United Arab
Emirates
154
222
222
163
320
364
118
14
120
316
www.wocmes2014.org
Majidy
Makharadze
Makkouk
Maktabi
Malantowicz
Malekzadeh
Maliki
Maljoo
Malmström
Manneh
Mansfeld
Mansour
Maoussa
Marei
Margraff
Marinella
Marks
Marten
Mårtenssonf
Martín
Maruyama
Marzban
Masad
Mahsn
Irma
Nisrine
Rania
Artur
Elham
Samir Baha-eddine
Mohammad
Frederika Maria
Butrus Abu
Yoel
Imad
Sidi Leila
Fouad
Jonas
Arena
Monica Laine
Michael
Ulrika
Iván
Daisuke
Nasrin Faghih Malek
Mohammad
University of London And Regents University
Tbilisi Institute of Asia And Africa
Centre For Lebanese Studies
Østfold University College
Faculty of Journalism And Political Science
Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies
SOAS
The Nordic Africa Instiute
University of Haifa
University of Haifa
Qatar University
Türkiye
Georgia
Lebanon
Norway
Poland
Iran
Algeria
United Kingdom
Sweden
Israel
Israel
Qatar
Gutenberg University Mainz
University of Reggio Calabria
University of Stirling
Norwegian University of Science And Technology
CIDOB
Sophia University
Alzahra University
Zayed University
Masbah
Masjedi
Maslouhi
Mason
Mateos
Matsunaga
Matsuo
Mattila
Mauriello
Mazinani
Mc Guinness
Mcallister
Mccallum
McClimans
Medeni
Mehrvarz
Mehta
Meier
Mekheimar
Mélanie
Melliti
Mohammed
Fatemeh
El Abderrahim
Robert
Ribas Natalia
Yasuyuki
Masaki
Janne
Raffaele
Shariati Sara
Justin
Edward
Fiona
Melinda
Elif
Zarei Abbas
Akanksha
Daniel
Osama Farouk
Henry
Imed
The Centre of Modern Oriental Studies
Université Mohammed V-Agdal
British University In Egypt
Utsunomiya University
Sapienza, University of Rome
American University in Paris
Faculty of History
University of St Andrews
The Ohio State University
Bu- Ali Sina University
October 6 University
Aix-Marseille University
Germany
Germany
Italy
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Norway
Spain
Japan
Iran
United Arab
Emirates
Germany
Germany
Morocco
Egypt
Spain
Japan
Japan
Finland
Italy
Iran
France
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
USA
Austria
Iran
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Egypt
France
Tunisia
387
96
206
83
265
348
312
206
110
145
288
215
50
78
100
72
334
144, 172
83
39
299
67
167
134
270
3
389
190
59, 85
169
94
209
233
373
276
172, 223
147
368
46
306
313, 338
346
86
356
273
Participants
Memiş
Menoret
Merbitz
Merimi
Mesbahi
Mesbahian
Meskoub
Messaoud
Messili
Mestyan
Meyer
Mhaissen
Miardan
Mikdashi
Mira
Misawa
Miura
Miyokawa
Mkouboi
Abdoulkahar
Moch
Moghimi
Mohamad
Mohamad
Mohamed
Mohamed
Mohamedi
Mohammadian
Mohebali
Moheimany
Mohomed
Mokrani
Molan
Moradi
Morales
Moreau
Moriyama
Mortazavi
Mosbach
Moser
Mossberg
Mouaziz
-Bouchentouf
Mourad
Moussa
274
Emel
Pascal Stephane
Nicole
Mohamed
Mohammad E
Hossein
Mahmoud
Aiche
Zouhour
Adam
Guenter
Rouba
Abdi Mehri
Maya
Rachid
Nobuo
Toru
Hiroko
Mohamed Chami
Ankara University
New York University Abu Dhabi
Institute of Geography
The Islamic College
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Türkiye
USA
Germany
Tunisia
United Kingdom
Iran
Netherlands
Algeria
Harvard University
Geographisches Institut Meinz
School of Oriental and African Studies
New York University
Université Paris 13
Toyo University
Ochanomizu University/toyo Bunko
Sophia University
Kyushu University
USA
Germany
United Kingdom
Iran
USA
France
Japan
Japan
Japan
Japan
230
276
237
356
344
364
5
143
82
337
100
73
125
239
245
152
2, 6
361
84
Michal
Maryam Mary
Husam
Abdul Aziz Mohamad
Radwa Samy
Habiba Mohsen
Aghil
Hossein
Pupak
Mohsen
Carimo
Selma
Soheila Farzi
Nafiseh
Javier
Odile
Teruaki
Marjan
Vanja
Kata Ilona
Mathias
Najet
Kazimierz Wielki University
Qatar University
University Technology Malaysia
General Authority For Investment
Arab Forum For Alternatives
Municipality of Tehran
University of York
Dublin City University
Faculty of Social Sciences And Humanities
Badji Mokhtar-Annaba University
Tehran Renovation, Social Affairs
Alzahra University
Universidad Europea
Université Montpellier
Doshisha University
Imam Khomeini International University
Uppsala University, Faculty of Theology
University of Bern
Lund University
Usto-MB
Poland
Iran
Qatar
Malaysia
Egypt
Egypt
Iran
Iran
United Kingdom
Ireland
Portugal
Algeria
Iran
Iran
Spain
France
Japan
Iran
Sweden
Switzerland
Sweden
Algeria
113
391
256
81
245
293
275
131
297
333
358
310
390
107
247
243
259
212, Poster 1
358
226
101
100
Ali
Mohammed
University of Rennes 1
N/a
France
United Kingdom
30
164
www.wocmes2014.org
Mozayyan
Mehrdad Mark
Zayed University
Mozhaeva
Muhamad
Muhanna
Mulligan
Murakami
Murata
Muriel
Murphy
Musa
Musiatewicz
Musil
Musso
Mustafa
Mutlu
Mücen
Müller
Nabilou
Nadhmi
Naef
Nagaoka
Nagar
Nagasawa
Nah
Nahidi
Naim
Naima
Tatiana
Hisyam Nasrul Nor
Aitemad
Michael Ryan
Takuya
Hisashi
Rosemberg
Emma
Mohd Faizal
Joanna
Ayan Pelin
Giorgio
Tahani
Özlem
Barış
Patrick
Alireza
Faris Kamal
Silvia
Shinsuke
Al Samia
Eiji
Oussama
Katrin
Harkat
Tlili Meftah
Nakajima
Nakaya
Nakhaei
Nambu
Nanobashvili
Naouri
Nasasra
Nasır
Nasirpour
Nasiruddin
Nassar
Yusuke
Masako
Hamid
Makiko
Mariam
Mohamed
Mansour
Badlihisham Mohd.
Sanaz
Qurratulain
Aya Mahmoud
Ismail
Benzagouta Yasser
Katherine
Maryam
Norig
University of Leicester
Middle East Institute of Japan
International Pacific University
Géographie-cités (CNRS-Paris 1)
Durham University
Institute of Malay World And Civilization
Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz
Anglo-American University
University of Genova
Graduate School of Social Sciences,
Vienna University
University of Qom
Salahaddin University Erbil
University of Geneva
Kyoto University
Ahfad University for Women
University of Tokyo
Ecole nationale d'agriculture
University of Bern
Faculté des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines de
Sousse
Kyoto University
Doshisha University
Département de Génie Rural ENSA
Council for British Research in the Levant
University of Melbourne
Aga Khan University
Faculty of Economics And Political Science, Cairo
University
EHESS, Centre de Recherches Historiques, Paris
Nassim
Natanel
Nazeri
Neveu
United Arab
Emirates
Türkiye
Malaysia
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Japan
Japan
France
United Kingdom
Malaysia
Poland
Czech Republic
Italy
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Austria
Iran
Iraq
Switzerland
Japan
Sudan
Japan
Morocco
Switzerland
Algeria
Tunisia
374
161
271
73
128
141
303
177
39
323
310
264
272
234
8
104
27
159
278
121
224
258
384
91
121
143
240
Japan
Japan
Iran
Japan
Georgia
Algeria
Israel
Malaysia
Australia
Pakistan
Egypt
307
54
391
59
96
242
168
7
302
285
185
Algeria
United Kingdom
Türkiye
France
385
306
11
373
275
Participants
Nichols
Nicolamaria
Nieuwkerk
Nikro
Nil
Niri
Nişancıoğlu
Nobis
Nomani
Nordin
Norman
Nosova
Nourallah
Nukii
Ogasawara
Ogena
Oğuz
Ohtoshi
Okai
Okawara
Okçuoğlu
Olsson
Omoso
Oral
Orhangazi
Ortega
Ortega
Ortiz Hernández
Otsuki
Otterbeck
Ouahes
Ouanada
Oyabu
Oyabu
Oyan
Ozan
Öğrenir
Öncü
Öner
Örnek
Özatalay
Özberk Kara
Özcan
276
Jennifer L.
Coppola
Karin van
Norman Saadi
Vijayanthimala
Kodali
Shamshiri
Mohammad
Kerem
Michal
Farhad
Nur Dianaty
Kelsey P
Anastasiia
Riad
Mari
Hiroyuki
B. Nimfa
Kübra
Tesuya
Hirofumi
Tomoki
Gülten
Susanne
Chisako
Didem
Özgür
Estibaliz
Imanol
Eimys
Yasuhiro
Jonas
Idir
Halima
Chiho
Kana
Oğuz
Deniz Ebru
Burçin
Ahmet
Nilgün
Cangül
Cem
Melike
Gül Berna
Kenyon College
Università Nicolò Cussano
Radboud University Nijmegen
Zentrum Moderner Orient, Berlin
Mahatma Ganghi Institute of Research and Social
Action
University of Guilan
USA
Italy
Netherlands
Germany
India
Iran
American University of Paris
University of California Irvine
University of East Anglia London Campus
The Japan Institute of International Affair
Kyushu University
University of the Philippines
The University of Tokyo
Waseda University
Tohoku University
Stockholm University
Hyogo University
Universidad Autónoma De Barcelona
Universidad de Granada
University of Lleida
Hitotsubashi University
Islamic Studies
Instiut supérieur des sciences humaines de Tunis
Gifu University
Kanazawa University
Turkish Grand National Assembly
Dumlupınar University
LaGuardia Community College
Sabancı University
Maltepe University
Galatasaray University
Sorbonne University
Royal Holloway
United Kingdom
Türkiye
France
Malaysia
USA
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Japan
Japan
Philippines
Türkiye
Japan
Japan
Japan
Türkiye
Sweden
Japan
Italy
Türkiye
Spain
Spain
Spain
Japan
Sweden
United Kingdom
Tunisia
Japan
Japan
Türkiye
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
France
United Kingdom
151
330
51, 76
60
217
254
22
11
254
Poster 7
326
119
208
384
283
303
74
216
303
338, 352
228
164
40
16
277, 300
203
38
275
352
392
167
82
47, 229
47
143
64
200
35, 89
126, 386
170
254
74
205
www.wocmes2014.org
Özçetin
Özdemir
Özdemir
Özdemir
Özdinç
Özen
Özen
Özervarlı
Özgür
Özgür
Özipek
Öziş
Özkan
Burak
Ali Murat
Burcu
Zelal
Fuat
Hayriye
İlhan Can
M Sait
Ergün
Gökçer
Aydın
Mustafa
Dirim Özgür
Akdeniz University
Atılım University
Ankara University
Independent researcher
Özkan
Özkaynak
Özkoç
Özlüer
Özoral
Fatih M.
Begüm
Özge
Fevzi
Başak
18 Mart University
Ankara University Faculty of Political Science
Ankara Bar Association
American University Dubai
Özsağlam
Öztabak - Avcı
Öztan
Özuğurlu
Paciello
Paçacı
Pala
Palmer
Pamukçu
Panozzo
Papa
Papadopoulou
Papp
Parker
Parlak
Parmaksız
Parsi
Pastor
Patel
Payind
Pélissier
Pepe
Perotti
Peshawa
Pfaffenbach
Muhittin
Elif
Güven Gürkan
Metin
Cristina Maria
Mehmet
Özgür
Jaques
Teoman
Irene
Raluca
Theodora
Adrienn
Christopher
Deniz
Kaan
Rouzbeh
Camila
Youshaa
Alam
Julien
Teresa
Giovanni
Muhammed
Carmella
Near East University
İstanbul University and Tarih Vakfı
Ankara University
Instituto Affari Internationali
Ankara University
Qatar University
University of Kent
University of Trieste
Democritus University of Thrace
Budapest History Museum
University of Gent
Istanbul Kemerburgaz University
Lund University
Centro De Investigación Y Docencia Economicas
Lafayette College
The Ohio State University
Cnrs - Iremam
University of Oslo
University of Sulaimani
Rwth Aachen University
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
BosniaHerzegovina
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
United Arab
Emirates
TRNC
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Italy
Türkiye
Qatar
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Italy
Hungary
Greece
Hungary
Belgium
Türkiye
Türkiye
Sweden
Mexico
USA
USA
France
Norway
Italy
Iraq
Germany
193
275
308
74
328
190
214
25
267
277, 381
228
32
111
234
116
311
116
237
267
117
347, 383
138
39
123
Poster 2
313
331
272
258
148
98
78
81
360
318
183
123
147
334
60
72
389
29
277
Participants
278
Pfeifer
Phillips
Pieper
Pierret
Pietrobelli
Pinkard
Pioppi
Piricky
Platonova
Plonski
Poonawala
Poorabbastahvildari
Helen
Lawrie
Moritz
Thomas
Marta
Octavius
Daniela
Gabriel
Elena
Sharri
Ismail
Nadia
Poots Spellman
Popp
Pouessel
Kathryn
Roland
Stéphanie
Pour
Pourmousavi
Pradines
Prado
Qadery
Qutami
Rabie
Racidus
Radai
Radhan
Rafaa
Raffa
Ragheb
Rahbari
Rahman
Rahman Elgohari
Rahman
Rakefet
Ramirez
Ranj
Ranko
Rasan
Rashwani
Rebouh
Redmann
Reiff
Rebai
Rémadi
Sanjary Dariush
Mousa Seyed
Stephane
Ferreiro Lucía
El Mustafa
Loubna
Deina A
Egdunas
Itamar
Luay
Tabib
Paola
Mohammad
Ladan
Ab Asmak
Abdel Mohamed
Jabbar
Zalashik
Naomi
Alaaldin
Annette
Imad Mahmud
Samer
Samia
Janna-Mirl
Cindy
Hanifa
Mounira Chapoutot
Princeton University
British University of Egypt
University of Kent
School of Oriental And African Studies
University of Kent
Instituto Affari Internationali
Slovak Academy of Sciences
Durham University
Research Center, Iran Cultural Heritage, Handicraft And
Tourism Organization
Aga Khan University
Eth Zurich
Institut de Recherche sur le Maghreb Contemporain
(IRMC)
University Of Tehran
Municipality of Tehran
Aga Khan University
Nebrija University
Mohammed V University
Vytautas Magnus University
Ben Gurion University of The Negev
Marburg University
Mannouba University
Shahid Beheshti University
University of Malaya
Atlantic Council; Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East
Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies
Universität Potsdam
Autónoma University of Madrid
London School of Economics and Political Science
Giga
Lund University
Larbi Ben M'hidi University
Faculté des Lettres
University of Exeter, United Kingdom
Université Constantine
USA
Egypt
Belgium
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Belgium
Italy
Slovakia
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
USA
Iran
Pakistan
Switzerland
Tunisie
Iran
Iran
United Kingdom
Spain
Morocco
USA
USA
Lithuania
Israel
Germany
Tunisia
Italy
Iran
Iran
Malaysia
USA
Iran
Germany
Spain
United Kingdom
Germany
Sweden
Germany
Algeria
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Algeria
Tunisia
102
128
357
185
306
313, 357
39
7
224
304
135
109
6
186
33
254
131
98, 272
231
210
225
10
76
167
318
158
72
92
285
271
213
371
341
21
360
75
282
97
143, Poster 5
121
284
Poster 5
356
www.wocmes2014.org
Ribouh
Richter Devroe
Riecke
Riexinger
Riham
Rius Pinies
Riyad
Robinson
Rocchini
Roded
Rodríguez
Rokia
Rollier
Romo-Terol
Rosa
Rosiny
Rosmer
Rouchdy
Roy
Rozen
Rubin
Ruffo
Ruggiu
Rusek-Kowalska
Ruskam
Ryad
Ryou
Rzayeva
Rzepka
Saadoun
Saatçioğlu
Sabea
Sabella
Sabitov
Saccol
Sadık
Sa'di
Sa'di Saba
Sadou
Sadrnabavi
Saetov
Bachir
Sophie
Mieste Hotopp
Martin Thomas
Bahy
Monica
Umar
Caitlin Playfair
Davies
Ylenia
Ruth
Francisco Veiga
Gherbi
Paul
Elia
Rolando Melo
Stephan
Tilde
Malak
Nicole
Minna
Aviad
Alba Rosa
Valeria
Renata
Aminuddin
Amr/Umar
Dong Hyun
Oktay Roida
Marcin
Haim
Beken
Hanan Hosni
Bernard
Richat
Mauro
Giray
Ahmad Hussein
Sylvia Emile
Houria
Fatemeh
Ilshat
Safar
Safiri
Ajmain
Khadije
Université Constantine
Arabic And Islamic Studies
Cairo University
University of Utrecht
Soas
Algeria
United Kingdom
Germany
Denmark
Egypt
Spain
Netherlands
United Kingdom
Poster 5
168
219
70
119
367
139
287
Scuola Superiore Sant' Anna
Autonomous University of Barcelona
University of Constantine 3 Algeria
Universitat De Barcelona
Instituição João Tomás Nunes
Giga
University of Oslo
Lund University
Haifa University
University of Haifa
Sciences Po
University of Cagliari
Institute of Oriental Studies, Jagiellonian University
Phillips Exeter Academy
Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences
Pontifical University John Paul Ii In Krakow
MEF University
Al Quds University
Lumina University
University of Genoa
Gordon Academic College For Education
Université d'Alger 2
Russian Turkish Research Center of Russian State
Library For Foreign Literature
Alzahra University
Italy
Israel
Spain
Algeria
United Kingdom
Spain
Portugal
Germany
Norway
Egypt
Germany
Israel
Israel
France
Canada
Poland
Malaysia
Netherlands
USA
Azerbaijan
Poland
Israel
Türkiye
Egypt
Palestine
Romania
Italy
Türkiye
Israel
Israel
Algeria
Iran
Russia
179
244
372
108
279
367
98
185, 255
281
154, 246
28
173
16
207
111
60
Poster 7
208, 337
259
188
223
350
150, 205
213
223
290
58
290
307
307
66
287
7
Malaysia
Iran
Poster 7
390
279
Participants
280
Sağsen
Sahar
Sahbi
Saïd
Ilhan
Ghyasi
Fayçal
Ibrahim
Université d’Oran
The Graduate Institute of International And
Development Studies
University of Bonn
Chiba University
Cairo University
Sulaimani University
Graduate Institute of International and Development
Studies
New York University
University of Bradford
Durham University
Sajid
Sakai
Saktanber
Salah El Din
Salahalddin
Salameh
Mehdi
Keiko
Ayşe
Yasmine Aly
Ali
Rami
Saldana Portillo
Saldana
Saleh
Saleh
Saleh
Salem
Josefina Maria
Marta
Alam
Muhammad
Mahmood
Jehan
Ahmed Ali
Zayed University
Salem
Salgırlı
Salgırlı-Güvenç
Salhi
Saliba
Salih
Salleh
Saltan
Sánchez
Sanchez Summerer
Sanni
Sanseverino
Saparova
Saraçoğlu
Saral
Sarı
Sarnataro
Sato
Saurina Lucini
Sayarer
Scharbrodt
Schielke
Schimko
Schlumberger
Schmelter
Sara
Saygın
Sanem
Samira
Ilyas
Kamal Osman
Afandi Mohd
Ece
José
Karene
Olalekan Amidu
Vimercati Ruggero
Marhabo
Cenk
Melek
Özgür
Azzurra
Shohei
Marc
Elvan Julia
Oliver
Samuli
Steffen
Oliver
Susanne
The Institute of Social Studies
Sabancı University
Marmara University
LARES / Université Mohammed V
Humboldt University
Kuwait University
Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin
University of Texas at Austin
Universitat De Lleida
Leiden University
Lagos State University
Sabanci University
Ankara University
Universitaet Der Bundeswehr München
Selçuk University
Sapienza University of Rome
Kanazawa University
Université De Montréal
University College Cork
Zentrum Moderner Orient
Lund University
Universität Tübingen
Göttingen University
Türkiye
Iran
Algeria
Switzerland
317
339
3
251
Germany
Japan
Türkiye
Egypt
Iraq
Switzerland
139
2, 85
330
52
353
251
USA
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
93
381
360
46
United Kingdom
United Arab
Emirates
Netherlands
Türkiye
Türkiye
Morocco
Netherlands
Kuwait
Malaysia
USA
Spain
Netherlands
Nigeria
Germany
Türkiye
Türkiye
Germany
Türkiye
Italy
Japan
Türkiye
Canada
Ireland
Germany
Sweden
Germany
Germany
255
379
269
67
125, 197
242
13
389
271
192
39
199
67
70, 97
178
64
248
372
100
316
330
107
6
176
28
220
294
www.wocmes2014.org
Schmidt
Schmidt
Schuetze
Scislewska
Søren
Silke
Benjamin
Dorota
Scott
Sebastiano
Seidel
Selen
Selim
Selim
Katrine
Andreotti
Roman
Eser
Gamal M
Mohammad ElSayed
Gehan
Vivian Elyse
Nora
Khadijetou
Selim
Semerdjian
Semmoud
Seneh
Senouci
Seregichev
Serra
Massansalvador
Sevin
Seyedrazaghi
Seyitdanlıoğlu
Shaban
Benabbou
Sergey
Francesc
Efe
Seyedali
Mehmet
Hussain Aziz
Shabana
Shadi
Ayman
Heydar
Shahi
Shahmohamadian
Shahsavarzadeh
Shaker Kelada
Shakir
Shanazarova
Shanneik
Sharafuddin
Sharifi
Sheehan
Sheibani
Shimizu
Shingiray
Shir Rasikh
Shirazi
Shiva
Afshin
Sara
Elham
Momtaz Mariz
Muhammad Bilal
Aziza
Yafa
Mohammed Ahmed
Nafiseh
Ivan Sascha
Mariam
Manabu
Irina Lita
Jawan
Mozafar
Amir-Pouyan
Aalborg University
Justus Liebig University
University of Lodz, Faculty of International And Political
Studies
Lund University
Independent researcher
Port Said University
Kuwait University
Denmark
Germany
Germany
Poland
106
60
265
381
Sweden
192
377
202
166
322
278, 346
Germany
Türkiye
Egypt
Kuwait
Queen's University
Whitman College
Umr Citeres (equipe Monde Arabe Et Méditerranée)
Ministère de l'Environnement et du Développement
Durable
University of Oran
Russian State University for Humanities
United Kingdom
USA
France
Mauritanie
301
375
177
136
Algeria
Russia
Spain
312
386
247
American University
London School of Economics and Political Science
Documentary Center For Humanitarian And International
Law
Georgetown University in Qatar
Berlin- Brandenburgischer Akademie der
Wissenschaften
University of Bradford
University Of Zanjan
Indiana University
University College Cork
University of Sana'a
University of Baltimore
The University of Chicago
Eurasian Consultant Ltd.
Boston University
University of Pennsylvania
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
USA
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Lebanon
38
211
145
153
Qatar
Germany
United Kingdom
Iran
Iran
Egypt
Qatar
USA
Ireland
Yemen
United Kingdom
USA
USA
Japan
USA
USA
Iran
USA
56, Poster 7
211
336
Poster 1
233
154
180
6
88
306
114
298
384
323
270
394
279
281
Participants
282
Shoja
Sholkamy
Shuayb
Shubhda
Sılay
Sidlo
Siebrandt
Siegel
Siegmund
Sika
Siklawi
Silagadze
Simon
Morteza
Hania
Maha
Chaudhary
Kemal
Katarzyna Wiktoria
Diane
Irene
Dorthe
Nadine
Rami
Apollon
Julia
Sindawi
Sinkaya
Slawomir
Slitine
Sluglett
Snider
Solieman
Soliman
Solmaz
Somel
Sonia
Sorbera
Sorg
Sottimano
Souiah
Soumia
Sowayan
Soyseckin Ceylan
Spaan
Sparre
Spiga
Spiga
Sportel
Spyros
Stahlschmidt
Stramer
Suechika
Sulos
Sultanova
Sungur
Surmava
Khalid
Bayram
Raszewski
Marion
Peter
A Erin
Saleh Mohamed
Salma
Deniz
Gözde
Fitouri
Lucia
Christoph
Aurora Maria
Medih
Zenasni
Saad
Idil Safiye
Sophie
Sara Lei
Sassia
Yacine
Iris
Sofos
Marie
Janicke
Kota
Melis
Nazgül
Zeynep Tuba
Nino
Tehran University
Centre for Lebanese Studies
Jawaharlal Nehru University
Indiana University
University of Warsaw
Deakin University
Hofstra University
Universität Der Bundeswehr Munich/university Munich
Independent Scholar
Helmut Schmidt University/University of the Federal
Armed Forces Hamburg
Max Stern Academic College of Emek Yezreel
The University of Leeds
IFPO/EHESS
National University of Singapore
A&M University
University of Leeds
Middlesex University
The University of Sydney
Humboldt University
British University Egypt
Université d’Oran
King Saud University
Kastamonu University
Utrecht University
Roskilde University
Badji Mokhtar University
Badji Mokhtar University
Lund University
Lund University
University of Nevada, Reno
Ritsumeikan University
CUNY-Graduate Center
Marmara University
Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University
Türkiye
Egypt
Lebanon
India
USA
Poland
Australia
USA
Germany
Egypt
Lebanon
Georgia
Germany
Israel
Türkiye
United Kingdom
France
Singapore
USA
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Tunisia
Australia
Netherlands
Egypt
Algeria
Algeria
Saudi Arabia
Türkiye
Netherlands
Denmark
Algeria
Algeria
Netherlands
Sweden
Sweden
USA
Japan
USA
Türkiye
Türkiye
Georgia
140
238
206
349
150
391
308
159
280
220
370
286
69
394
273
377
86
243
184
55
195
193
283, 374
320
289
195
289
3
312
88
35
139
172
385
385
56
392
363
106
85
235
215
147
23
www.wocmes2014.org
Sustam
Sümer
Sümer
Sünbüloğlu
Sütalan
Sven
Szanto
Şahin
Şahin
Şeker
Şen
Şen
Şenay
Şenel
Şener
Şenyuva
Şişman
Şişman
Tahmasebi Birgani
Takahashi
Takim
Talafjan
Talahite
Talebi
Taner
Tank
Tarhan Çelebi
Tarlan
Tarzi
Taştan
Tavernari
Tawil
Tayebe
Taymaz
Teipen
Terzioğlu
Theilig
Thieux
Engin
Çağdaş
Vakur
Nurseli Yeşim
Zeynep
Knutsson
Edith
Zafer
İlhan
Nesim
Gülriz
Mustafa
Bülent
Muzaffer
Hasan Engin
Özgehan
Cengiz
Özlem
Victoria
Kei
Liyakat
Mahmadjanova
Muhiba
Fatiha
Nader
Mehmet Tolga
Pınar
Gülce
Kemal Vural
Amin
Onur Can
Cinzia
Marta
Radfar
Erol
Alfons
Derin
Stephan
Laurence
Thomas
Thuselt
Thyen
Tınaz
Volk
Christian
Kressen
Nuri
İstanbul Arel University
Selçuk University
University of Sussex
Lulea University
American University of Iraq
Atılım University
Uludağ University
İstanbul Şehir University
Furman University
Furman University
University of Toronto Mississauga
Sophia University
Mcmaster University
Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tajikistan
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Sweden
Iraq
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
USA
USA
Canada
Japan
Canada
Tajikistan
104
19
317
383
215
353
371
8
325
376
318
58
96
30
380
15, 252
194
196
364
299
371
32
Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique
Üsküdar University
The Peace Research institute Oslo
University of Oregon
Kırkayak Sanat Merkezi
Marine Corps University
Ankara University
Abdullah Gül University
Furman University
Taller De Estudios Internacionales Mediterráneos, Grupo
de Estudios sobre las Sociedades Árabes y Musulmanas
(GRESAM)
University of Basel
University Erlangen-Nürnberg
Marmara University
France
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Norway
USA
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
Türkiye
Mexico
Iran
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
Germany
Spain
41
19
340
281
179
36
297
266
292
274
343
267, 335
96
102
219
231, 372
Switzerland
Germany
Germany
Türkiye
357
90
220
76
283
Participants
284
Tilmatine
Tipaldou
Tirali
Tirtan
Todorova
Toğa
Tohme
Tokay
Tolino
Tomita
Tonaga
Tonini
Tønnessen
Topal
Topal
Topal
Torun
Touhtou
Mohand
Sofia
Emine
Andrei
Bogdana Yordanova
Oral
Hicham
Elif
Serena
Hiroshi
Yasushi
Alberto
Liv
Aylin
Çağatay
Çağrı
Zerrin
Rachid
Toutant
Towfigh
Tozy
Tozzi Di Marco
Transfeld
Tripathy
Trogisch
Trojette
Troyansky
Tsagarousianou
Tsarouhas
Tsujigami
Tuastad
Tuncer
Tunçer
Tuominen
Turan
Turan
Turan
Turhan
Turner
Tülüveli
Tür
Türel
Türeli
Türkçelik
Marc
Ebrahim
Mohamed
Anna
Mareike
Eteesradha
Eleonore Corinna
Ines
Vladimir
Roza
Dimitris
Namie
Dag
Selda
Erdem
Pekka
Burcu
Feryal
Ömer
Ethemcan
Mandy
Güçlü
Özlem
Oktar
Ipek
Evrim
Université de Cadix
Universidad Autónoma De Barcelona
Institute for Philosophical Studies
Marmara University
University of Sheffield
Cardiff University
Keio University
Kyoto University
University of Florence
The National Institute of Statistics and Applied
Economics
Cetobac
Payam Nour University
Ecole de Gouvernance et d’Economie
University of Padua
Stiftung Wissenschaft Und Politik
S.C.College
Leibniz University
University of Reims
Stanford University
Bilkent University
The University of Tokyo
University of Oslo
Sciences Po Lyon & Middle East Technical University
Lund University
Ankara University
İstanbul Bilgi University
Council For British Research In The Levant
Middle East Technical University (R)
McGill University
Spain
Türkiye
Türkiye
Netherlands
Bulgaria
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Switzerland
Japan
Japan
Italy
Norway
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Morocco
33
247
Poster 3
139
362
40
248
96
163
314
299
71
99, 258
181, 229
233
68
95
258
France
Iran
Morocco
Italy
Germany
India
Germany
France
USA
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Japan
Norway
Türkiye
Türkiye
Sweden
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Spain
Palestine
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Canada
Türkiye
299
19
118
335
158
217
17
130
260
392
354
141, 169
305
165
61
9
103
391
347, 383
116
43
374
175
345
301
46
www.wocmes2014.org
Türkeş
Türkmen
Türkmenoğlu
Türkoğlu
Uddin
Uddin
Uluğ
Uslu
Uslu
Usta
Üstünkaya
Usui
Usuki
Utvik
Uygur Doğan
Uzar Özdemir
Uzgel
VafaeiKia
Vahabzadeh
Valizadeh
Vannetzel
Vardal
Vareilles
Varol
Vatanabadi
Vatandoust
Veiga
Vekovic
Vela
Mustafa
Fulya Felicity
Damla
Ismail
Sabah Firoz
Islam
Caner Naim
Hasan Faruk
İbrahim
Jinan
Meltem Cemre
Mahito
Akira
Bjørn Olav
Ayşegül
Figen
İlhan
Parnia
Peyman
Akbar
Marie
Dila
Guillaume
Muharrem
Shouleh
Gholam R
Francisco
Marko
Flores Alessa
Velasco
Velioglu
Velji
Verstraete
Veve
Vicini
Viehl
Vinatier
Voelkel
Volait
Volfova
Von Bismarck
Von Kügelgen
Voorhoeve
Voyvoda
Ana
Halide
Jamel
Pieter
Jaime
Fabio
Jennifer
Laurent
Jan Claudius
Mercedes
Ozel Gabriela
Helene
Anke
Maaike C.
Ebru
Istanbul University
Marmara University
American University
The Islamic College
Lund University
The University of Queensland
Wakasuzu Co. Ltd
Japanese Association of Middle East Studies (JAMES)
University of Oslo
Çankaya University
METU/Bülent Ecevit University
Ankara University
University of British Columbia
University of Victoria
Tehran University
Ceri Sciences Po Wafaw
York University
Université Paul Valéry Montpellier 3
Istanbul University
NYU
American University of Kuwait
Universitat Autonoma De Barcelona
University of Belgrade
Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de
Monterrey
Escuela Técnica Superior De Ingenieros Agrónomos
Beykent University
Haverford College
Bilgi University
Independent Scholar
29 Mayıs University
Martin Luther-university Halle-wittenberg
Thomas More Institute
Cairo University
InVisu, Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art
Metropolitan University Prague
University of Bern
Wissenschaftskolleg Zu Berlin
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
USA
United Kingdom
Sweden
Türkiye
Türkiye
Lebanon
Australia
Japan
Japan
Norway
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Canada
Canada
Iran
France
Canada
France
Türkiye
USA
Kuwait
Spain
Serbia
Mexico
189
Poster 3
228
152
137
344
363
112
38
124
65
325
2
257
376
165
49
279
364
140
334
157
149
194
174
323
372
362
113
Spain
Türkiye
USA
Türkiye
66, 118
375
135
133
201, 393
178
12
267
119
337
64
316
202
239
35
Türkiye
Germany
France
Egypt
France
Czech Republic
Germany
Switzerland
Netherlands
Türkiye
285
Participants
286
Wahby
Wahlquist
Wainscott
Waldman
Wang
Hisham M
John Aldon
Matthew
Simon
Alexander Gerard
British University In Egypt
National Intelligence University
Macquarie University
King’s College London
New York University Abu Dhabi
Wank
Lukas
Shabka InfoNet
Wardeh
Nadia
AUD
Wasfy
Waters
Wegner
Weineck
Weiss
Weitzmann
Wessels
Wheler-Schoeck
Wiebe
Wilkins
Wimmen
Winckler
Winegar
Winter
Wolf
Womack
Worrall
Wozniak
Wright
Yaccob
Yalman
Yaman
Yamao
Yankaya
Yardımcı Geyikçi
Yari
Yarosh
Yasin
Yasin
Yaşar Yenimahalleli
Yavuzcan
Yazıcı
Yazıcı
Yeldan
Yeşilyurt
Marwa
Hedwig Amelia
Eva
Benjamin
Matthew Isaac
Bruce Maddy
Josepha
Anja
Frieda
Henrietta
Heiko
Onn
Jessica
Stefan
Silvia Ilonka
Deanna Ferree
James
Marta
Nathan
Bin Rauh Abdol
Galip
Melda
Dai
Dilek
Şebnem
Houchang Hassan
Oleg
Bahira Abdulatif
Nasser
Gülbiye
Ismail
Irmak
Tolga
Erinç
Adem
Cairo University
Free University Berlin
GIGA
Heidelberg University
The University of Texas Pan-American
Université de Paris VIII
Copenhagen University
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Durham University
University of Haifa
Université Du Québec À Montréal
Sabancı University
Princeton Theological Seminary
University of Leeds
University of Lodz
University of Queensland
Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University
Ondokuz Mayis University
Kyushu University
Wafaw Sciences Po
Bilkent University
Royal Military College of Canada
National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Autonoma University of Madrid
Ankara University
University of Hawaii At Manoa
TC Plato Meslek Yuksek Okulu
Bilkent University
Egypt
USA
Australia
United Kingdom
United Arab
Emirates
Austria and
Egypt
United Arab
Emirates
Egypt
Germany
Germany
Germany
USA
Franca
Denmark
Jordan
Qatar
United Kingdom
Germany
Israel
USA
Canada
Türkiye
USA
United Kingdom
Poland
Australia
Brunei
Türkiye
Türkiye
Japan
France
Türkiye
Canada
Ukrain
Spain
Lebanon
Türkiye
Germany
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
322, 346
175
156
355
276
269
61
58
287
382
351
353
33
354
77
Poster 7
207
132, 158
288
176
311
13
144
355
172
65
311
181, 345
129
85
334
264
366
51
232
291
222, 329
97
369
148
300
351
www.wocmes2014.org
Yeşilyurt
Yeşilyurt Gündüz
Yetim
Yıldırım
Yıldırım
Yıldız
Yıldızeli
Yılmaz
Yılmaz
Yılmaz
Yılmaz
Yılmaz Şener
Yi
Yin
Nuri
Zuhal
Mustafa
Rıza
Korkmaz
Sara Nur
Fahriye Begüm
Seçil
Emin
Gözde
Gülay
Meltem
Eunjeong
Sam Zhiguang
Ankara University, Faculty of Political Science
TED University
Eskişehir Osmangazi University
TOBB Ekonomics & Technology University
Recep Tayyip Erdogan University
St Andrews University/orient-institut Istanbul
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Doshisha University
Atılım University
29 Mayıs University
Seoul National University
Zayed University
Yoshikawa
Yoshioka
Yousefi
Yurttagüler
Yusoff
Yusoff
Yusuf
Yücedoğru
Yücesan-Özdemir
Yüksel
Yüksel
Yüksel
Yümlü
Zaborowska
Zaccara
Zahab
Koji
Akiko
Mehdi Seyyed
Laden
Kamaruzaman
Remali Bin
Abdul Azeez
Zeynep
Gamze
Mezher
Deniz
Metin
Murat
Magdalena
Luciano
Mariam Abou
Zahid
Zakariyah
Zaker
Zamani
Zampaki
Zangana
Zatari
Zawrotna
Ze’vi
Zeedan
Zeir
Zengin
Zerouati
Fatima
Luqman
Alireza
Saleh
Theodora
Haifa Kalil
Fadi
Magdalena
Dror
Rami
Ula
Aslıhan
Wiem
Osaka Sangyo University
Tehran University
University of Technology Malaysia
Universiti Malaysia Sabah
Ankara University
Faculty of Oriental Studies University of Warsaw
Qatar University / Sfs-q Georgetown University
National Institute of Oriental Languages and
Civilizations
Ecole Nationale D'agriculture
Free University of Brussels
University of Ioannina
International Association of Middle Eastern Studies
Fatih Sultan Mehmet Waqf University
Jagiellonian University
The University of Edinburgh
Istanbul Technical University
Saad Dahleb University
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
United Kingdom
USA
Japan
Türkiye
Türkiye
Türkiye
Korea
United Arab
Emirates
Japan
Japan
Iran
Türkiye
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Türkiye
Switzerland
Türkiye
Türkiye
Poland
Qatar
France
265
142
157
194
195
102
37
365
54
292, 302
173
262
260
160, 271
Morocco
Malaysia
Iran
Belgium
Greece
USA
Türkiye
Poland
Israel
Israel
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Algeria
66, 91
14
233
87
115
253
157
387
101
131
350
151
8
325
384
72
15
7, 186
295
14, 271
123
108
17
151
103
186
32
45
279, 394
287
Participants
Zerouati
Zeyneloğlu
Zghal
Zherdieva
Zhukov
Zırh
Zingher
Zintl
Znaien
Zoubir
Zouggar
Zunz
Zweiri
288
Boualem
Sinan
Abdelkader
Anastasia
Alexander
Besim Can
Tally
Tina
Nessim
Yahia H
Nadjet
Jacques Jawhar
Vignet
Mahjoob
Direction of Education - Setif
Gaziantep University
Institute For African Studies
Blue Laurel
University Paris 1-Panthéon Sorbonne
Kedge Business School
Institut Supérieur De Philosophie
Iremam
Algeria
Türkiye
Tunisia
Türkiye
Russia
Türkiye
USA
Germany
France
France
Belgium
France
Qatar University
Qatar
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166
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386
20, 376
41
185, 220
210
231
70
296
366

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