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European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed)
Consortium formed by:
Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation
Government of Catalonia
Barcelona City Council
President:
José Montilla i Aguilera, President of the Government of Catalonia
Vice-Presidents:
Miguel Ángel Moratinos, Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation
Jordi Hereu, Mayor of Barcelona
Josep-Lluís Carod-Rovira, Vice-President of the Government of Catalonia
Director General:
Senén Florensa
Board of Trustees:
Caixa d’Estalvis i Pensions de Barcelona
Cambra de Comerç, Indústria i Navegació de Barcelona
El Consorci. Zona Franca de Barcelona
Endesa
Iberia
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Barcelona, July 2010
WOCMES Barcelona 2010 Program
World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies
Barcelona, July 19th – 24th 2010
Congrès Mondial des Études sur
le Moyen-Orient et l’Afrique du Nord
Barcelone, du 19 au 24 Juillet 2010
Contents / Sommaire
Message of Greeting from the President of the Government of Catalonia
Salutation de l’honorable Président de la Generalitat de Catalogne
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Message of welcome from the Director General of IEMed
Message de bienvenue du Directeur Général de l’IEMed
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The European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed)
L’Institut européen de la Méditerranée (IEMed)
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General information
Informations générales
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WOCMES Committees
Comités WOCMES
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Calendar of Activities
Calendrier d’activités
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Program of Academic Activities
Programme d’activités académiques
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Poster Exhibition
Présentation d’affiches
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Meetings in Conjunction
Réunions parallèles
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WOCMES Book Fair
Foire du livre WOCMES
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Cultural and Social Activities
Activités culturelles et sociales
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Exhibition and Theatre / Expositions et théâtre
Open Air Concerts / Concerts en plein air
WOCMES Award / Prix WOCMES
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Film Festival
Festival du cinéma
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List of Participants and Related Activities
Liste des participants et activités associées
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Practical Information Guide
Guide d’information pratique
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Maps
Cartes
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Message of Greeting from the President
of the Government of Catalonia for the
Academic Program of the WOCMES
Barcelona 2010 Congress
On behalf of the Government of Catalonia, I am pleased to welcome you to Barcelona,
capital of studies on the Middle East and North Africa, on the occasion of WOCMES
Barcelona 2010.
Catalonia is known for its solid Mediterranean tradition and vocation, which has meant,
among other things, a great interest in studies on the Arab and Islamic world and the
Mediterranean region. This interest is for obvious reasons if we consider its geographical
position as well as the role it has played in this area throughout history. This interest
has contributed greatly to promoting the creation of organisations such as the European
Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed) or the large number of departments of Arab and
Islamic studies in Catalan universities, leaders in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern
studies, most notably the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB).
So it is in this context that the Government of Catalonia has supported WOCMES
Barcelona 2010, organised by the IEMed and the UAB. This support has been expressed
since both institutions were chosen to organise this 3rd World Congress for Middle
Eastern Studies, in early 2008.
Therefore, after more than two years of intensive preparations, I am pleased to present
a scientific programme with more than 500 academic sessions and more than 2,500
participants from 72 countries. An intensive task that, characterised by great excellence,
has aimed from the outset to facilitate exchange of knowledge between researchers,
strengthen networking and foster a diversity of approaches to studies on the Middle East
and North Africa.
I hope that your time in Catalonia and Barcelona is as pleasant as possible and that the
work undertaken during WOCMES Barcelona 2010 is rewarding.
José Montilla
July 2010, Barcelona
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Salutation de l’honorable Président
de La Generalitat de Catalogne pour
le Programme Académique du Congrès
WOCMES Barcelone 2010
Au nom du gouvernement de la Generalitat de Catalogne, je suis très heureux de vous
accueillir à Barcelone, capitale des études sur le Moyen-Orient et l’Afrique du Nord, à
l’occasion du congrès WOCMES Barcelone 2010.
La Catalogne est connue pour sa solide vocation méditerranéenne, vocation qui s’est
toujours accompagnée d’un grand intérêt pour les études sur le monde arabe et
islamique et la région méditerranéenne dans son ensemble. Un intérêt qui tient à des
raisons évidentes liées à la position géographique de la Catalogne et au rôle qu’elle a
joué dans la région tout au long de l’histoire. L’ancrage méditerranéen de la Catalogne
a ainsi largement contribué à la création d’organismes comme l’Institut européen de la
Méditerranée (IEMed) ou les nombreux départements d’études arabes et islamiques des
universités catalanes, qui, à l’instar de l’Université autonome de Barcelone (UAB), sont à
la pointe des études sur la Méditerranée et le Moyen-Orient.
C’est dans ce contexte que le gouvernement de la Generalitat de Catalogne a décidé
d’apporter son soutien à l’organisation du WOCMES Barcelone 2010, organisé par
l’IEMed et l’UAB. Un soutien qui s’est manifesté dès le choix de la candidature de ces
deux institutions pour l’organisation de cette troisième édition du Congrès Mondial des
Études sur le Moyen-Orient, au début de l’année 2008.
Ainsi, après plus de deux ans d’intenses préparatifs, j’ai le plaisir de vous présenter
aujourd’hui un programme scientifique de plus de 500 sessions académiques, réunissant
plus de 2500 participants provenant de 72 pays. Ce travail intensif, caractérisé par
un haut niveau d’excellence, a eu dès le départ pour objectif de faciliter l’échange de
connaissances entre les chercheurs, de renforcer le travail en réseau et de favoriser la
diversité d’approches des études sur le Moyen-Orient et l’Afrique du Nord.
J’espère que vous passerez un séjour profitable et agréable en Catalogne et à
Barcelone, et vous souhaite de fructueux travaux tout au long du WOCMES
Barcelone 2010.
José Montilla
Barcelone, juillet 2010
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Message of welcome from the Director
General of the European Institute of
the Mediterranean (IEMed)
As President of WOCMES Barcelona 2010 and Director General of the European
Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed), I am pleased to welcome you to this great event.
Barcelona is a city open to the world with a clear orientation towards the Mediterranean,
this sea that touches and gives its name to a region that we identify with and which
includes this Middle East and North Africa that are the object of study of this congress.
Barcelona has inherited centuries of history that fuse with our sea. And this is why, in the
current context, it has also been the cradle of significant political processes which have
marked the most recent decades and reveal a change in our societies. Mediterranean
societies are diverse, complex and plural, but today they wish to bring together their
complex historical and cultural legacy and ambitiously envisage a shared and promising
future. Thus, in 1995 Barcelona hosted the birth of the Mediterranean policy of Europe
and the partner countries, the so-called Barcelona Process. Re-launched today with
the development of the Union for the Mediterranean and the European Neighbourhood
Policy, it aspires to build a common future of prosperity shared between the two shores
of the Mediterranean allowing us to overcome inequalities. Today, Barcelona symbolises
this ambition. In Barcelona and many other places, we believe, as obstinate as it may
seem, that this ambition is now more necessary than ever.
This endeavour has always been shared by both Catalonia and Spain, the main actors in
the process and catalysers throughout history of this sense of being a bridge between
cultures, a symbol of the contact between the Mediterranean peoples and a nexus in
the evolution of sciences, arts and beliefs. Our country’s mission as a bridge has been
exemplified by historical figures such as Ramon Llull or Averroes, who between diverse
cultures, making the practice of fusion into a real art. Today, centuries later, many people
follow their legacy, and here, in Europe and in other friendly countries, within diverse
disciplines and professional fields, they focus on the Middle East and North Africa.
Academics, scholars, researchers, professors, journalists, analysts, advisors, politicians,
diplomats, artists and interested members of the general public make up a corpus of
knowledge undoubtedly indispensable to WOCMES Barcelona 2010. In Spain, there is
a long-standing interest in the study of the peoples of the Middle East and North Africa.
The links that we have historically maintained with these regions have given us great
knowledge and experience that this congress will enable us to share with the world.
We are proud to bring together such an important representation of the intellectual
and university world interested in these issues in a distinguished academic and cultural
programme that, undoubtedly, will allow us to foster a high level, impartial, informed
and open dialogue based on shared values such as respect, tolerance, responsibility,
coexistence and good neighbourliness. One of the main objectives of the European
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Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed) is, in fact, to foster the production of knowledge
and act as a facilitator to create outstanding events such as this congress, which will
help us strengthen the links between the diverse fields of our societies. For us, it is a
crucial mission: to act as a facilitator to bring about a transfer between the theoretical
and practical world, between thought and the social dynamic; and to enable a confluence
of dynamics that generate new drives, new synergies and strengthen lines of work
between diverse disciplines, professions and study groups from different parts of the
world. Sharing and debating this knowledge will provide complementariness and multiply
visions of the future, interpretations and readings of reality, past and present, that we
hope will lend a note of optimism to an overly complex international context.
Our land, which has been and is the origin and destination of the most diverse human
movements, is characterised today as a host country. We hope you feel at home.
Today, it is a diverse and unique society at the same time. This also reminds us of
the responsibility we have assumed as a country in establishing the initiative of the
Alliance of Civilizations, and it is in this framework that hosting this congress means a
new challenge and the opening of new opportunities. As organisers, we have sought to
provide platforms of exchange and communication, to build this programme of academic
content and human contacts you are now holding and nurture it with your personal and
intellectual contribution.
WOCMES Barcelona 2010 will enable us to understand and explore everything that
affects the people who live in the Mediterranean region and, in short, to get to know
ourselves a little better. In 21st century society, all of us, wherever we come from, are
also in essence a little Mediterranean and undoubtedly share the enormous responsibility
of working to understand each other better.
Senén Florensa
Director General IEMed
President of WOCMES Barcelona 2010
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Message de bienvenue du Directeur
Général de l’Institut européen de la
Méditerranée (IEMed)
En tant que président du WOCMES Barcelone 2010 et en tant que Directeur Général
de l’Institut européen de la Méditerranée (IEMed), j’ai le plaisir de vous souhaiter très
cordialement la bienvenue à cette grande manifestation. Barcelone est une ville ouverte
au monde et clairement orientée vers la Méditerranée, cette mer qui l’entoure et qui
donne son nom à toute une région à laquelle nous nous identifions ; une région qui
englobe ce Moyen-Orient et cette Afrique du Nord qui constituent l’objet d’étude de ce
congrès.
Barcelone est l’héritière d’une histoire millénaire qui se confond avec celle de notre mer.
Et c’est précisément pour cette raison que, dans le contexte actuel, elle est devenue
le berceau de processus politiques majeurs qui ont marqué les dernières décennies
et qui mettent en évidence le changement qui s’est produit dans nos sociétés. Les
sociétés méditerranéennes sont diverses, complexes et plurielles, mais de nos jours,
elles souhaitent unir leur héritage historique et culturel, même complexe, pour, dans
un esprit ambitieux, envisager un futur partagé et prometteur. C’est ainsi qu’en 1995,
Barcelone a accueilli la naissance de la politique méditerranéenne de l’Europe et des
pays méditerranéens partenaires qui a pris le nom de Processus de Barcelone. Ayant
été relancé de nos jours grâce au déploiement de l’Union pour la Méditerranée et à
la Politique européenne de voisinage, il aspire à construire une destinée commune de
prospérité partagée entre les deux rives de la Méditerranée de façon à vaincre toutes
les inégalités. Barcelone symbolise aujourd’hui cette ambition. À Barcelone et dans
beaucoup d’autres endroits, on pense que cette ambition, toute volontariste qu’elle
puisse sembler, se révèle aujourd’hui plus nécessaire que jamais.
Cette entreprise a toujours été partagée tant par la Catalogne que par l’Espagne,
les deux acteurs principaux de ce processus, les catalyseurs, au fil de l’histoire, de
ce sentiment de pont jeté entre les cultures, symbole du contact entre les peuples
méditerranéens, trait d’union dans l’évolution des sciences, des arts et des croyances.
Cette mission de pont exercée par notre pays s’est vu reflétée dans des personnages
historiques tels que Raymond Lulle ou Averroès qui ont chevauché entre différentes
cultures et qui, à force de pratiquer la fusion, en ont fait tout un art. De nos jours, bien
des siècles après, nombreuses sont les personnes qui continuent à travailler sur cet
héritage ; des personnes qui, ici ou en Europe ou dans d’autres pays amis, à partir des
multiples disciplines ou branches professionnelles qu’elles exercent, ont les yeux posés
sur le Moyen-Orient et l’Afrique du Nord. Des professeurs d’université, des experts,
des chercheurs, des enseignants, des journalistes, des analystes, des conseilleurs, des
hommes politiques, des diplomates, des artistes, le grand public en général forment un
corpus de connaissances qui, indéniablement, s’avérera primordial pour le WOCMES
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Barcelone 2010. Il existe en Espagne un intérêt séculaire envers l’étude des peuples qui
composent le Moyen-Orient et l’Afrique du Nord. Les liens que nous y avons tissés sont
un bagage dont nous tirons profit, un bagage que ce congrès nous permettra d’ouvrir
davantage au monde.
C’est pour nous une fierté d’accueillir une représentation aussi grande du monde
intellectuel et universitaire intéressée par les thèmes de ce congrès qui sont axés autour
d’un programme académique et culturel de très haut niveau. Nous sommes certains que
ce programme nous permettra de lancer un dialogue ouvert, d’une très grande qualité,
un dialogue impartial, se fondant sur une bonne information et des valeurs communes
comme le respect, la tolérance, la responsabilité, la convivialité et le bon voisinage.
L’un des principaux objectifs de l’Institut européen de la Méditerranée (IEMed) est,
précisément, de favoriser la production de connaissances et d’intervenir en tant que
promoteur de circonstances exceptionnelles, comme ce congrès destiné à nous aider
à resserrer les liens entre les différents espaces de nos sociétés. C’est pour nous une
mission cruciale : agir en tant que promoteur afin que se produise un transfert entre le
monde théorique et la mise en pratique, entre la pensée et la dynamique sociale, faciliter
une confluence de dynamiques à même d’engendrer de nouveaux élans, de nouvelles
synergies et de renforcer des lignes de travail entre les différentes disciplines, les
différentes professions, les différents groupes d’études en provenance des différentes
parties du monde. Mettre en commun, débattre et partager ces connaissances nous
permettra de nous complémenter et de multiplier les visions d’avenir, les interprétations
et les lectures de la réalité, tant du passé que du présent ; des interprétations et des
lectures qui, nous l’espérons, apporteront un rayon d’optimisme dans un contexte
international devenu par trop complexe.
Notre terre, qui fut et qui est l’origine et la destination des mouvements humains les
plus divers, se caractérise aujourd’hui comme étant une terre d’accueil. Nous espérons
que vous vous y sentirez un peu comme chez vous. De nos jours, la société est à la fois
diverse et singulière. Ceci nous rappelle la responsabilité que nous avons acquise en
tant que pays en nous lançant dans l’initiative de l’Alliance des civilisations. Dans ce
cadre, accueillir ce congrès dans notre pays représente pour nous un nouveau défi et
l’ouverture de nouvelles opportunités. En tant qu’organisateurs, nous avons veillé à la
mise en place de plateformes d’échanges et de communication et à l’élaboration d’un
programme académique et de contacts humains. Il est maintenant entre vos mains et
c’est à vous de lui donner vie, de le faire croître par votre collaboration personnelle et
intellectuelle.
WOCMES Barcelone 2010 nous permettra de connaître et d’approfondir tout ce qui
touche les personnes qui vivent dans la région méditerranéenne et, en définitive, de nous
connaître un peu mieux nous-mêmes. Dans la société du XXIe siècle, d’où que nous
venions, nous sommes par essence un peu méditerranéens et, indubitablement, nous
partageons l’énorme responsabilité de travailler à une meilleure compréhension mutuelle.
Senén Florensa
Directeur Général IEMed
Président du WOCMES Barcelone 2010
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European Institute of the Mediterranean
(IEMed)
The European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed),
founded in 1989, is a consortium comprising the Catalan
Government, the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
Cooperation and Barcelona City Council. It incorporates
civil society through its Board of Trustees and its Advisory
Council formed by Mediterranean universities, companies,
organisations and personalities of renowned prestige.
In accordance with the principles of the EuroMediterranean Partnership’s Barcelona Process,
and today with the objectives of the Union for the
Mediterranean the aim of the IEMed is to foster actions
and projects which contribute to mutual understanding,
Exchange and cooperation between the different
Mediterranean countries, societies and cultures as well
as to promote the progressive construction of a space
of peace and stability, shared prosperity and dialogue
between cultures and civilisations in the Mediterranean.
Adopting a clear role as a think tank specialised in
Mediterranean relations based on a multidisciplinary and
networking approach, the IEMed encourages analysis,
understanding and cooperation through the organisation
of seminars, research projects, debates, conferences and
publications, in addition to a broad cultural programme.
Institut europeén de la Méditerranée
(IEMed)
L’Institut européen de la Méditerranée (IEMed), fondé
en 1989, est un organisme auquel participent le
Gouvernement de la Catalogne, le ministère espagnol des
affaires étrangères et de la coopération et la municipalité
de Barcelone. Il incorpore la société civile au travers
de son Haut Comité et de son Conseil d’orientation
constitués d’universités, d’entreprises et de personnalités
méditerranéennes de grand prestige.
Conformément aux principes du Processus de Barcelone
du Partenariat euroméditerranéen et avec, aujourd’hui, les
objectifs de l’Union pour la Méditerranée, le but de l’IEMed
est d’accueillir des actions de même que des projets
contribuant à la compréhension mutuelle, à l’échange et
à la coopération entre les différents pays méditerranéens,
leurs sociétés et leurs cultures. Il vise aussi la promotion
de la construction progressive d’un espace de paix et de
stabilité, de prospérité partagée et de dialogue entre les
cultures et les civilisations dans le bassin méditerranéen.
L’Institut, dans son rôle de think tank basé sur la
multidisciplinarité et une approche en réseaux, et
spécialisé dans les relations méditerranéennes, encourage
l’analyse, la compréhension ainsi que la coopération. Pour
ce faire, il participe à des projets de recherche, organise
des séminaires, des débats ainsi que des conférences,
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General information / Informations générales
Registration
With the exception of the Film Festival, registration is required to
attend all WOCMES activities. Please wear your badge at all times.
The registration desk is located in the entry hall of the Faculty of
Philosophy and Arts Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres) and
will be open at the following times:
Sunday, July 18th: 2.30 pm-7 pm
Monday, July 19th-Friday, July 23rd: 8 am-7 pm
Please bring your registration confirmation number to the
registration desk to receive your badge and participant bag.
Panel Organisation
460 panels will be presented in WOCMES Barcelona 2010. 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. Over thirty
activities will take place simultaneously.
(Cf. Calendar of Activities p. 23)
Poster Presentation
Over thirty posters will be shown in the Faculty of Psychology Hall
(Facultat de Psicologia). The poster presenters will be present
to explain their work and answer questions on the site of their
posters on:
Tuesday, July 20th: 11 am-12 noon
Wednesday, July 21st: 4.30-5.30 pm
Thursday, July 22nd: 11 am-12 noon
(Cf. p. 124)
Twenty-five Meetings in Conjunction with WOCMES will offer
a series of institutional projects, publications, presentations
and debate but also board meetings and institutional cocktail
reception.
(Cf. p. 126)
Opening Ceremony
The Opening Ceremony will take place on Monday July 19th, at
11 am, in the auditorium of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts
Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres). The ceremony will
also be transmitted by video in the entry hall of the auditorium.
Simultaneous translation will be provided to the audience in the
auditorium (EN-FR-CAT).
A reception will be offered by the Autonomous University of
Barcelona (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) after the
ceremony to all WOCMES participants.
(Cf. p. 39)
WOCMES Award Celebration
Josef Van Ess and Roger Owen will receive the “WOCMES
Award for Outstanding Contributions to Middle Eastern Studies”
on Tuesday July 20th at 8.30 pm, in the prestigious Concert Hall
of the Palau de la Música. The ceremony will be accompanied
by a musical performance. Participation is free for all WOCMES
attendees who officially registered. Please wear your badge at the
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Inscription
Hormis le Festival du Film, l’inscription est obligatoire pour pouvoir
assister à l’ensemble des activités proposées dans le cadre du
Congrès mondial des études sur le Moyen-Orient et l’Afrique du
Nord (WOCMES). Tous les participants sont priés de porter leur
badge en permanence.
Le bureau des inscriptions se trouve dans le hall d’entrée de la Faculté de Lettres et de Philosophie (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres).
Les horaires d’ouverture sont les suivants :
Dimanche 18 juillet : 14h30 – 19h00
Lundi 19 juillet – Vendredi 23 juillet : 8h00 – 19h00
Les participants sont priés de se présenter au bureau d’inscription
munis de leur numéro de confirmation afin de retirer leur badge et
leur pochette de conférence.
Organisation des panels
460 panels seront présentés lors du WOCMES Barcelona 2010.
Chaque panel durera 2 heures. En règle générale, 20 minutes
seront consacrées à la présentation de chaque panel, suivi
de 10 minutes de débat. Les intervenants et les présidents de
séance seront tenus de respecter rigoureusement le temps de
parole imparti. Toutes les présentations se feront en anglais
ou en français, les langues de travail du congrès. Il y aura une
pause de 30 min. entre chaque séance. Plus de trente activités se
dérouleront simultanément.
(Cf. Calendrier d’activités p. 23)
Présentation des posters
Plus de trente posters seront affichés dans le hall de la Faculté
de Psychologie (Facultat de Psicologia). Les présentateurs des
posters seront présents sur place pour expliquer leur travail et
répondre aux questions des participants aux horaires suivants :
Mardi 20 juillet : 11h00 – 12h00 – Mercredi 21 juillet : 16h30 –
17h30 – Jeudi 22 juillet : 11h00 – 12h00
(Cf. p. 124)
Réunions parallèles
Vingt-cinq réunions ont été programmées parallèlement au
programme académique WOCMES, en vue de présenter
différents projets et publications, mais aussi d’organiser des
débats et des rencontres institutionnelles sous forme de réunions
et de réceptions.
(Cf. p. 126)
Cérémonie d’ouverture
La cérémonie d’ouverture se déroulera le lundi 19 juillet, à
11h00, à l’auditorium de la Faculté de Lettres et de Philosophie.
La cérémonie sera retransmise par vidéo dans le hall d’entrée
de l’auditorium. L’auditorium mettra un service de traduction
simultanée à disposition du public (ANG-FRA-CAT).
Après la cérémonie, les participants au Congrès WOCMES seront
conviés à une réception offerte par l’Université Autonome de
Barcelone (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona).
(Cf. p. 39)
Cérémonie de remise des prix WOCMES
Josef van Ess et Roger Owen se verront décerner le « Prix
WOCMES en reconnaissance de leur éminente contribution aux
entrance of the Palau de la Música.
(Cf. p. 141)
Concerts and Theatre
Two open air concerts organised for all WOCMES participants are
scheduled on Monday, July 19th and Wednesday, July 21st. Both
concerts will start at 8.30 pm on the Campus Main Square: Plaça
Cívica.
(Cf. p. 140)
Two plays will be presented in the Theatre Building of the Campus
(Plaça Cívica) on Thursday, July 22nd at 6 pm and 8.45 pm.
(Cf. p. 137)
WOCMES Film Festival
Twenty-five films and documentaries will be presented as part of a
continuous programme, running throughout the congress in the
Cinema Theatre Building of the Campus (Plaça Cívica). Free admission
Screening times:
Sunday, July 18th: 5 pm-10 pm
Monday, July 19th: 10 am-10 pm
Friday, July 23rd: 10 am-5 pm
(Cf. Film Festival Programme p. 143)
WOCMES Book Fair
Over thirty editors, publishers and organisations will be represented
in the WOCMES book fair located in the hallway of the Faculty of
Philosophy and Arts Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres). The
fair will be open at the following times:
Monday, July 19th – Thursday, July 22nd: 10 am-7 pm
Friday, July 23rd: 10 am-5 pm
(Cf. p. 133)
Cultural Exhibitions
During the whole week of the congress, ten exhibitions will be
shown on campus in the hallway of the Faculty of Philosophy and
Arts Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres), in the Hall of the
Cinema Theatre, in the Library (Plaça Cívica), as well as in the
Hotel Serhs. A major exhibition, The Mediterranean of the 20th
Century, is also open to all WOCMES participants in the Palau
Robert, located at 107, Passeig de Gràcia, in Barcelona.
(Cf. Cultural Activity program, p. 135)
Rooms and Equipment
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.
Internet Access, Computer and Printing Room
Wi-Fi access will be available in most public spaces of the venue,
including the Vila Universitària. Additionally, access to computer
rooms with internet connection is provided to all registered
participants in rooms 505 and 506, in the Faculty of Philosophy
and Arts Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres). Documents can
be sent to print from every working station, and collected in the
printing room in the same building – Service charge will apply.
études moyen-orientales », le mardi 20 juillet à 20h30, dans la
prestigieuse salle de concert du Palau de la Música. La cérémonie
sera accompagnée d’un concert. L’entrée est libre pour tous les
participants au WOCMES officiellement inscrits. Les participants
sont priés de porter leur badge à l’entrée du Palau de la Música.
(Cf. p. 141)
Concerts et représentations théâtrales
Deux concerts de plein air ont été programmés les lundi 19 juillet
et mercredi 21 juillet pour tous les participants au WOCMES. Les
deux concerts débuteront à 20h30 sur l’esplanade du Campus
(Plaça Cívica).
(Cf. p. 140)
Deux pièces de théâtre seront jouées au Théâtre du Campus
(Plaça Cívica), le jeudi 22 juillet à 18h00 et à 20h45.
(Cf. p. 137)
Festival du Film WOCMES
Une programmation en continu de vingt-cinq films et
documentaires sera projetée tout au long du congrès au Cinéma
du Campus (Plaça Cívica). Entrée libre.
Horaires des séances :
Dimanche 18 juillet : 17h00 – 22h00
Lundi 19 juillet : 10h00 – 22h00
Vendredi 23 juillet : 10h00 – 17h00
(Cf. Programme du Festival du Film p. 143)
Foire du Livre WOCMES
Plus de trente éditeurs et organisations seront représentées à
l’occasion de la Foire du Livre WOCMES qui se tiendra dans le hall
d’entrée de la Faculté de Lettres et de Philosophie. Les horaires
d’ouverture de la foire seront les suivants :
Lundi 19 juillet – Jeudi 22 juillet : 10h00 – 19h00
Vendredi 23 juillet : 10h00 – 17h00
(Cf. p. 133)
Expositions culturelles
Pendant toute la semaine du congrès, dix expositions seront
organisées dans le hall d’entrée de la Faculté de Lettres et de
Philosophie, dans le hall du Cinéma, au sein de la bibliothèque
(Plaça Cívica), ainsi qu’à l’hôtel Serhs. Une grande exposition
consacrée à La Méditerranée au XXème siècle ouvrira également
ses portes à l’ensemble des participants WOCMES, au Palau
Robert, situé au 107, Passeig de Gràcia, à Barcelone.
(Cf. Programme des activités culturelles p. 135)
Salles et équipement
Toutes les salles seront équipées d’ordinateurs et de systèmes
de projection destinés aux présentations. Le personnel de
l’organisation se tiendra à proximité des salles de réunion,
afin d’aider les panélistes souhaitant utiliser le matériel de
présentation. Les organisateurs de panels pourront également
utiliser leur propre ordinateur en le connectant au système de
projection disponible dans la salle de réunion.
Accès à Internet, aux ordinateurs et à la salle d’impression
L’accès wifi sera disponible dans la plupart des espaces publics
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Programme Changes
There may be last minute changes to the congress programme.
These changes will be posted on the notice board placed near the
registration desk in the entry hall of the Faculty of Philosophy and
Arts Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres) and next to the door
of the rooms affected by those changes.
du campus, y compris dans l’enceinte de la Vila Universitària. Les
salles informatiques 505 et 506 de la Faculté de Lettres et de
Philosophie avec connexion Internet seront à la disposition de tous
les participants. À partir de chaque poste de travail, les documents
pourront être imprimés et récupérés dans la salle d’impression
située dans le même bâtiment – Service payant.
Message Board
There will be a notice board near the registration desk where
individual notes for participants, appointments or other
engagements may be posted.
Modifications de la programmation
La programmation du congrès est susceptible de subir des
modifications de dernière heure. Ces modifications seront
affichées au tableau prévu à cet effet près du bureau d’inscription,
dans le hall d’entrée de la Faculté de Lettres et de Philosophie, et
à proximité de l’entrée des salles concernées.
Restaurants on the University Campus
Most of the campus buildings have their own catering services,
which provide an à la carte service, self-service meals and fast
food (fixed menu dishes, pizzas and sandwiches).
Additionally, every day a balanced diet menu will be on offer
exclusively for WOCMES participants in the Restaurant de la
Plaça (Plaça Cívica). Meal tickets will be on sale at the WOCMES
registration desk in the hall of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts
Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres).
Sightseeing Programme
There are still sightseeing opportunities, which may be booked at
the WOCMES registration desk in the entry hall of the Faculty of
Philosophy and Arts Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres). An
information and ticket selling point from Barcelona Tourism will
also be present in the same Hall.
Practical Information
At the end of this programme a practical information guide will
provide information on transport and services in Barcelona as well
as on the congress venue (UAB Campus).
(Cf. p. 179)
Tableau d’affichage
Un tableau d’affichage sur lequel pourront être déposés des notes
destinées aux participants, des dates de réunions ou autres, sera
disposé à proximité du bureau d’inscription.
Restaurants sur le Campus universitaire
La plupart des bâtiments du campus disposent d’un service
de restauration à la carte, d’un self-service et d’un service de
restauration rapide (assiettes composées, pizzas, sandwichs).
En outre, un menu complet et équilibré sera proposé tous les jours
aux participants du WOCMES au Restaurant de la Plaça (Plaça
Cívica). Des tickets repas seront en vente au bureau d’inscription
dans le hall de la Faculté de Lettres et de Philosophie.
Programmation de circuits touristiques
Vous pouvez encore réserver des circuits touristiques auprès
du bureau d’inscription du WOCMES dans le hall d’entrée de la
Faculté de Lettres et de Philosophie. Un point Infos et billetterie
de l’Office de Tourisme de Barcelone y sera également présent.
Informations utiles
À la fin de ce programme, un guide d’informations pratiques est à
votre disposition. Vous y trouverez des renseignements utiles sur
les transports en commun et les services disponibles à Barcelone,
ainsi que sur le site du congrès (UAB Campus).
(Cf. p. 179)
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WOCMES Committees / Comités WOCMES
WOCMES Barcelona 2010 Committees / Comités WOCMES Barcelona 2010
Organizing Committee / Comité organisateur:
President of WOCMES Barcelona 2010:
Senén Florensa, Director General of the European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed)
Directive Committee:
Senén Florensa, Director General of the IEMed
Josep Ferré, General Manager of the IEMed
Lurdes Vidal, Head of the Arab and Mediterranean World Department of the IEMed
WOCMES Barcelona 2010 Secretariat:
Executive Coordinator:
Géraldine Barré
Academic Coordinator:
Prof. Laura Feliu
Programme Secretariat:
Carmen Medina (Head)
Anayansin Castro (Assistant)
Support Team:
Natasha Aruri, Andrea Cibotti, Christopher Coats, Thomas Du Moulin, Karen El Ebiary, Raquel Ferreira, Evelyn Gaiser,
Anton Landaburu, Andrea Nicolás, Marieangela Smaniotto, and Isabel Codina.
European Institute of the Mediterranean:
Cultural Activities:
Josep Giralt, Marta Fíguls, Milena Pi
Communication:
Adriana Clivillé
Press Officer:
Jordi Bertran
Design:
Núria Esparza
Protocol:
Patrícia del Valle, Anna Altimiras
Institutional Relations:
Mariona Rico
Human Resources:
Anna Roy
Film Festival:
International Association of Independent Producers of the Mediterranean (APIMED)
Registration:
Mondial City Travel
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Executive Scientific Committee /
Comité Scientifique Exécutif
Aixelà Cabré, Yolanda
Head Scientist, Milà i Fontanals Institution, CSIC-Spanish National
Research Council, Barcelona
Brouwer, Imco
Gulf Research Centre Foundation (GRCF), Geneva
Feliu, Laura
Professor of International Relations, Autonomous University of
Barcelona, Barcelona
Fidora, Alexander
Research Professor, ICREA Catalan Institution for Research and
Advanced Studies, Barcelona
Gillespie, Richard
Professor of Politics, University of Liverpool
Giralt i Balagueró, Josep
Director of Cultural Activities, European Institute of the
Mediterranean (IEMed), Barcelona
Jünemann, Annette
Professor of Political Sciences and International Relations
Universitaet der Bundeswehr, Hamburg
Puig, Roser
Professor of the Semitic Philology Department, University of
Barcelona
Vidal, Lurdes
Director of the Arab and Mediterranean, World Department,
(IEMed)-European Institute of the Mediterranean, Barcelona
Villanova Valero, José Luis
Assistant Professor of Regional Geographical Analysis, University
of Girona, Girona
Advisory Scientific Committee /
Comité Scientifique Assesseur
Aja Fernández, Eliseo
Director of the Institute of Public Law, University of Barcelona,
Barcelona
Almagro Gorbea, Antonio
Research Professor specialized in Islamic Architecture, CSICSpanish National Research Council, Granada
Bacaria Colom, Jordi
Professor of Economic Policy, Autonomous University of
Barbé Izuel, Esther
Barceló Perelló, Miquel
Professor of Medieval History, Autonomous University of
Blanc Altemir, Antoni
Professor of Public International Law and International Relations
University of Lleida, Lleida
Bramon Planas, Dolors
Professor of the Department of Semitic Philology, University of
Bustos García De Castro, Rafael
Professor of Political Sciences, Complutense University of Madrid,
Madrid
Carmona González, Alfonso
Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of Murcia,
Murcia
Cerdà i Ferré, Josep
Professor of Sculpture, University of Barcelona, Barcelona
De Bunes Ibarra, Miguel Ángel
Scientific Researcher at the History Institute of the Human
and Social Sciences Centre, CSIC-Spanish National Research
Council, Madrid
Del Amo Fernández, Mercedes
Professor of Semitic Studies, University of Granada, Granada
Desrues, Thierry
Researcher at the IESA-Andalusian Advanced Social Studies
Institute, CSIC-Spanish National Research Council,
Córdoba
Elena Díaz, Alberto
Professor of Audiovisual Communication, Carlos III University of
Madrid, Madrid
Escribano, Gonzalo
Professor of Applied Economics, UNED-Spanish Open University,
Madrid
Álvarez-Ossorio, Ignacio
Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of Alicante, Alicante
Espinet i Burunat, Francesc
Retired Professor of Contemporary History, Autonomous
University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Amirah Fernández, Haizam
Senior Analyst of the Mediterranean and Arab World, Elcano
Royal Institute, Madrid
Fierro, Maribel
Research Professor. Arabic Studies Department, CSIC-Spanish
National Research Council, Madrid
Aragall i Flaqué, Xavier
Coordinator of the Migration Programme, European Institute of
the Mediterranean (IEMed), Barcelona
Forcano, Manuel
Vice-President, National Council of Culture and Arts of Catalonia,
Barcelona
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García-Arenal, Mercedes
Research Professor. Arabic Studies Department, CSIC-Spanish
National Research Council, Madrid
Mateo Dieste, Josep Lluís
Professor Reader of the Social and Cultural Anthropology
Department, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Barcelona
García Ramon, Maria Dolors
Professor of Geography, Autonomous University of Barcelona,
Barcelona
Medina, F. Xavier
Academic Director of the Food Studies, Culture and Society
Department, International Institute of Postgraduate Studies, UOCOpen University of Catalonia, Barcelona
Gil i Bardají, Anna
Translation and Interpreting Department, Autonomous University
of Barcelona, Barcelona
Gómez García, Luz
Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies, Autonomous University
of Madrid, Madrid
Grasa Hernández, Rafael
President, Catalan Institute for Peace (ICIP), Barcelona
Halliday, Fred
ICREA Research Professor, Barcelona Institute of International
Studies (IBEI), Barcelona
Hernando De Larramendi, Miguel
Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of Castilla-La
Mancha, Toledo
Izquierdo Brichs, Ferran
Jordán Galduf, Josep Maria
Professor of Applied Economics, University of Valencia,
Valencia
Llop Torné, Josep Maria
Director of the Planning Department, Lleida City Council, Lleida
López García, Bernabé
Professor of Contemporary Islamic History, Autonomous
University of Madrid, Madrid
Lorca Corróns, Alejandro
Honorary Professor of Economics, Autonomous University of
Madrid, Madrid
Mañé Estrada, Aurèlia
Professor of Economic Policy University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Marín, Manuela
Research Professor, Human and Social Sciences Centre, CSICSpanish National Research Council, Madrid
Martín, Iván
Researcher, Complutense Institute of International Studies,
Madrid
Molist Montaña, Miquel
Head of the Prehistory Department, Autonomous University of
Morales Lezcano, Víctor
Professor of Contemporary History, UNED-Spanish Open
University, Madrid
Moreras, Jordi
Associated Professor of the Sociology Department, Rovira i Virgili
University, Tarragona
Nogué, Joan
Professor of Human Geography, University of Girona, Girona
Núñez Villaverde, Jesús A.
Co-Director Institute of Studies on Conflicts and Humanitarian
Action (IECAH), Madrid
Olivé i Serret, Enric
Professor of Contemporary History, Rovira i Virgili University,
Tarragona
Østergaard-Nielsen, Eva
Ramon y Cajal Fellow in the Department of Political Science,
Autonomous University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Pallejà De Bustinza, Víctor
Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of Alicante
Alicante
Parejo Fernández, María Angustias
Professor of Political and Administration Science, University of
Granada, Granada
Peña Martín, Salvador
Professor of the Translation and Interpretation Department
University of Malaga, Malaga
Planet Contreras, Ana
Professor of the Arabic and Islamic Studies Department,
Autonomous University of Madrid, Madrid
Ramírez, Ángeles
Professor of Social Anthropology, Autonomous University of
Madrid, Madrid
Martín Corrales, Eloy
Professor of Modern History, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona
Retamero, Fèlix
Assistant Professor of the Medieval History Unit, Autonomous
University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Martínez Montávez, Pedro
Retired Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Autonomous
University of Madrid, Madrid
Ribas Mateos, Natàlia
Ramón y Cajal Researcher, University of A Coruña,
Barcelona
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Rius Piniés, Mònica
Assistant Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of
Al Sayyid, Mustapha Kamel
Director, Center for the Study of Developing Countries, Cairo
University, Cairo
Roque Alonso, Maria-Àngels
Head of Mediterranean Cultures Studies, Institute of the
Mediterranean (IEMed), Barcelona
Allan, Tony
Professor, Dept. of Geography, King’s College London,
London
Salicrú i Lluch, Roser
Head Scientist. Milà i Fontanals Institution, CSIC-Spanish National
Research Council, Barcelona
Amin, Hussein
Chair, Dept. of Journalism and Mass Communication, School of
Global Affairs and Public Policies, American University in Cairo,
Cairo
Sánchez, Elvira
Technical General Coordinator, Casa Asia, Barcelona
Segura Mas, Antoni
Professor of Contemporary History, University of Barcelona,
Barcelona
Soler i Lech, Eduard
Coordinator of the Mediterranean and Middle East Programme
CIDOB Foundation-Centre for International Relations and
Development Studies, Barcelona
Veiga Rodríguez, Francesc
Professor of History, Modern and Contemporary History
Department, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Velázquez, Teresa
Professor of the Journalism Department, Autonomous University
of Barcelona, Barcelona
Viladrich Grau, Maria Mercè
Professor of Semitic Philology, University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Vilanova Trias, Pere
Director of the Strategic and Security Affairs Division, Ministry of
Defence, Madrid
Zapata Barrero, Ricard
Associated Professor of Political Theory, Pompeu Fabra University,
Barcelona
WOCMES International Advisory Council /
Conseil International Assesseur WOCMES
Adbul Hadi, Mahdi
President, 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,
San Francisco
Anderson, Jon W.
Professor, Dept. of Anthropology, The Catholic University of
America, Washington DC
Anderson, Lisa
Provost, American University in Cairo, Cairo
Armbrust, Walter
Lecturer, St. Antony’s College, University of Oxford, Oxford
Aydin, Mustafa
Rector, Kadir Has University, Istanbul
Bacharach, Jere L.
Former President of MESA and Professor Emeritus, Dept. of
History, University of Washington, Seattle
Baker, Raymond
Director of Middle East Studies, Trinity College, Hartford
Barakat, Sultan
Director Post-War Reconstruction and Development Unit, Dept. of
Politics, York University, York
Beinin, Joel
Professor, Middle East History, Stanford University, Stanford
Berkouk, M’hand
Director, Echaab Centre for Strategic Studies and Human Security
Research Programme, University of Algiers, Algiers
Director, Research Programme on Human Rights and Human
Security, University of Setif, Setif
Bichara, Khader
Director, Contemporary Arab World Study Center, Catholic
University of Louvain, Louvain
Bramon, Dolors
Professor, Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of Barcelona,
Barcelona
Brouwer, Imco
Gulf Research Centre Foundation (GRCF), Geneva
Abu Jabar, Kamel
Former President, Higher Media Council of Jordan Amman
Burgat, François
Director, French Institute of the Near East, Damascus
Abu Manneh, Butros
Professor, Dept. of Middle East History, University of Haifa,
Haifa
Cooke, Miriam
Professor, Arabic and Arab Cultures, Duke University,
Durham NC
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Deguilhem, Randi
Professor (Directeur de Recherche), CNRS, IREMAM/MMSH,
Modern Middle-East History, War and Law,
Aix-en-Provence
Haddad, Yvonne Yazbeck
Professor of the History of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations
at the Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, Georgetown
University, Washington DC
Douwes, Dick
Chair of the History of the Middle East, Dean of the Faculty of
History and Arts, Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Heyberger, Bernard
Professeur en Sciences Religieuses, Université FrançoisRabelais, Tours, Directeur de l’École Pratique des Hautes Études,
Paris
Eickelman, Dale F.
Professor of Anthropology and Human Relations, Dartmouth
College, Hanover
El Cheikh, Nadia Maria
Professor of History and Archaeology, American University of
Beirut, Beirut
Esposito, John
Professor, Georgetown University, Washington DC
Fedorchenko, Andrei
President, Russian Association for Israel Studies, Director of
the Center for Middle East Studies, Moscow State Institute of
International Relations, Moscow
Heydemann, Steven
Director, Center for Democracy and the Third Sector, Georgetown
University, Washington DC
Hopkins, Nicolas
Former Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
(Anthropology), American University in Cairo, Cairo
Humphrey, Michael
Professor at the Department of Sociology and Social Policy,
University of Sydney, Sydney
Humphreys, Stephen
Chair in Islamic Studies, Professor of Middle Eastern History,
University of California, Santa Barbara
Feliu, Laura
Irzik, Sibel
Professor of Comparative Literature, Sabanci University, Istanbul
Ferjani, Mohamed-Cherif
Professor, Université Lyon 2, Lyon
Ismael, Tareq Y.
Professor of Political Science, University of Calgary, Calgary
Fidora, Alexander
Researcher, Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats
(ICREA), Autonomous University of Barcelona,
Barcelona
Jamsheer, Hassan
Chair of Middle Eastern Studies, Institute of History, University of
Lodz, Lodz
Filiu, Jean Pierre
Associate Professor, Sciences Po , Paris
Juenemann, Annette
Professor, Institute for International Relations, Helmut-SchmidtUniversity, University of the Federal Armed Forces, Hamburg
Florensa, Senén
Director General, European Institute of the Mediterranean
(IEMed), Barcelona
Kara, Halim
Department of Turkish Language and Literature, Bogazici
University, Istanbul
Garcia Montalvo, José
Director, Centre de Recerca de les Economies de la Mediterrània
(CREMed), Chair, Department of Economics and Business
Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona
Kassis, Mudar
Council Member for the MA Program in Democracy and Human
Rights, Member of the Department of Philosophy and Cultural
Studies, Birzeit University, Birzeit
Gershoni, Israel
Professor of Middle Eastern History, Tel Aviv University,
Israel
Kayali, Hasan
Professor, Department of History, University of California, San
Diego
Gillespie, Richard
Professor of Politics, University of Liverpool, Liverpool
Kazziha, Walid
Professor, Political Science, American University in Cairo, Cairo
Gleave, Robert
Former Executive Director of the British Association for Middle
Eastern Studies (BRISMES), University of Exeter, Exeter
Kepel, Gilles
Professor, Institute of Political Studies, Sciences-Po., Paris
Hadad, William W.
Chair and Professor of History, California State University, Long
Beach, California
Khoury, Philip S.
Associate Provost and Ford International Professor of History
School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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Kienle, Eberhard
Director of the Institut de Recherches et d’Études sur le Monde
Arabe et Musulman, IREMAM, Aix-en-Provence
Lesch, Ann
Professor of Middle East Politics, Associate Provost for
International Programs, American University in Cairo, Cairo
Lev, Yaacov
Professor of Islamic Medieval History, Bar Ilan University, RamatGan (Tel Aviv District)
Lockman, Zachary
Chair of the Department of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies
(Modern History of the Middle East), New York University,
New York
Mclachlan, Donald J.
Professor of History, Stanford University, Stanford
Meyer, Günter
Director Centre for Research on the Arab World, University of
Mainz, President of the German Middle East Studies Association
(DAVO) and European Association for Middle Eastern Studies
(EURAMES), President of WOCMES-1
Michalak, Laurence
Director, Centre d’Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT), Tunis
Moors, Annelies
Professor for Contemporary Muslim Societies, Programme
Director Muslim Cultural Politics, University of Amsterdam,
Amsterdam
Newhall, Amy W.
Executive Director of MESA, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
Nonneman, Gerd
Professor of International Relations and Middle East Politics, AlQasimi Chair of Gulf Studies, Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies
University of Exeter, Exeter
Obaid, Thoraya Ahmed
Under Secretary General of United Nations / Executive Director
UNFPA, United Nations, New York
Olivé Serrat, Enric
Professor, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona
Petricioli, Marta
Professor of International Relations, Faculty of Political Science
and Sociology, University of Florence, Florence
Roded, Ruth
Senior Lecturer in the History of Islam and the Middle East
Institute of African and Asian Studies, The Hebrew University of
Jerusalem, Jerusalem
Salhi, Zahia
Executive Director, BRISMES, Durham
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Schönig, Claus
Chairman, German Oriental Society (DMG), Leipzig
Segura Mas, Antoni
Professor of Contemporary History, Codirector Centro de Estudios
Históricos Internacionales, University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Shami, Seteney
Program Director Eurasia, SSRC, New York
Springborg, Robert
Professor in the Department of National Security Affairs, Naval
Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA
Tamcke, Martin
Dean of the Faculty of Theology, University of Göttingen, Göttingen
Taminian, Lucine
Senior Researcher, The American Academic Research Institute in
Iraq (TAAARII), Baghdad
Tonaga, Yasushi
Japan Association of Middle Eastern Studies, Kyoto University,
Kyoto
Troutt Powell, Eve M.
Professor of Modern History of the Middle East, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Vilanova, Pere
Professor of Politics, University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Wheeler, Brannon
Professor, Center for Middle East and Islamic Studies, United
States Naval Academy, Annapolis
Yontan Musnik, Sara
Secrétaire de MELCom International, chargée de collections,
Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris
Calendar of Activities / Calendrier d’activités
Sunday, 18th July / Dimanche, 18 Juillet
2:00pm - 6:30pm
Registration and Information
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Film Festival
2:00pm - 6:30pm
WOCMES Exhibitions and Book Fair
Monday, 19th July / Lundi, 19 Juillet
8:00am - 7:00pm
10:00am - 10:00pm Film Festival
10:00am - 7:00pm
11:00am - 1:30pm
Opening Ceremony
8:30pm - 10:00pm
Concert: Orquestra Àrab de Barcelona
Room
2:30pm - 4:30pm
001 Special Session: Middle East Politics through ‘Post-Democratization’ Lenses - 1/2:
Graus
Post-Democratization Theoretical Approaches
102
002 Planification urbaine en Algérie - 1/3: Gestion de l’espace urbain
P-08
003 Réhabilitation et revitalisation des centres historiques méditerranéens - 1/7:
Réhabilitation et bâtiments
113
004 Meeting Place of Two Oceans (Majma’al-Ba’Rayn): Multi-Dimensional Understanding of
Middle East - 1/5: Diversity and Uniformity in the Muslim West
005 Issues of the Reconstruction and Development in Iraq
501
007 Border Policies and Human Movement in the Euro-Mediterranean Area
201
112
009 Urban Spaces of Identity versus Spaces of Urban Identity in the Arab World - 1/2
P-10
010 Human Capital Transfer
605
011 Intellectual and Political View on the Palestinian Issue
012 Gendered Approach to Migration
P-11
013 Identity Issues and Discourse in Turkey
P-24
601
014 Women of Turkey: A Critical Look into Honour Crimes in Turkey and among
Diaspora Communities in Europe
603
015 Algeria: Politics and Economics in a Transitional Post-Conflict Context - 1/2: Political Panel
016 The Archaeology and Ethnography of Boat and Ships in the Western Indian Ocean: Recent Research
P-04
606
017 Hidden Geographies: Informal Powers in the Greater Middle East - 1/3:
Civil Society in ‘Uncivil’ Contexts: Theoretical and Empirical Approaches
602
018 Les esprits du changement. Représentations maghrébines du rapport nature-culture:
Le cas des jnoun
020 Great Powers in the Middle East - Beginning of the 20th Century
P-05
021 Social and Economic Impacts of the Algerian Transitional Economy
105
022 New Communication Media in the Arab World
202
203
023 Dynamics of Electoral Politics
024 Empire in the Middle East: Antiquity to the British/French Mandates - 1/4: Akkadian to Seleukid
P-03
025 History of Islamic Law - 1/2
P-12
108
026 Christians in the Muslim World
027 Ottoman Perspectives - 1/4: Historical Approaches
P-13
028 Communication, Cooperation and Human Development in the Mediterranean Region - 1/5:
P-02
Media’s Role in the Social Construction of the Euro-Mediterranean Region
029 Roundtable: Métropolisation et enjeux urbains au Maghreb
P-22
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MC-04 Broadening Horizons 3. Third Conference of Young Researchers Working in the Ancient Near
East. Institution: Department of Prehistory. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Room
5:00pm - 7:00pm 030 Special Session: Practical, Theoretical and Methodological Challenges of Field
P-24
Research in the Middle East
031 Meeting Place of Two Oceans (Majma’al-Ba’Rayn): Multi-Dimensional Understanding of Middle
113
East - 2/5: Multiple Identity of the Arab People Based on the Results of Recent Poll Survey
032 Great Powers and the Middle East
601
033 Values and Women Rights in the Muslim Countries
202
035 What Are the Responsibilities of Academics as Public Intellectuals?
036 Conserving Biodiversity in the Middle East - 1/5: Important Areas for Biodiversity in the Middle East
037 Turkey’s Transformation under the Justice and Development Party: Elites, Minority Politics and
201
P-06
108
Foreign Policy
038 The Representation of Art and Politics in Palestine
Connaissance historique et socioculturelle du territoire
040 Urban Spaces of Identity versus Spaces of Urban Identity in the Arab World - 2/2
112
041 Women in Politics and Society: Turkey
203
043 Perspectives on Political Parties in the Middle East
105
044 Mediatic Culture and Television
045 Ottoman Perspectives - 2/4: Discourses on Religion and Nation
212
047 Algeria: Politics and Economics in a Transitional Post-Conflict Context - 2/2: Economic Panel
603
048 Dialogues des riverains en Méditerranée occidentale
P-04
049 History of Islamic Law - 2/2
P-12
051 Archeology in the Middle East
052 Planification urbaine en Algérie - 2/3: Pratiques spatiales dans les villes algériennes
053 Middle East Politics through ‘Post-Democratization’ Lens - 2/2:
605
P-05
102
Graus
Post-Democratization in Practice: Case Studies
054 Iraq in the 1990s: Cultural and Political Trends
P-10
055 Empire in the Middle East: Antiquity to the British/French Mandates - 2/4: Sasanian to Byzantine
P-03
P-02
Information and Communication Rights in the Mediterranean Region
057 Hidden Geographies: Informal Power in the Greater Middle East - 2/3:
501
The Pre-Modern Period
059 Roundtable: Objet de la recherche - Chercheur d’objet
MC-04 Broadening Horizons 3. Third Conference of Young Researchers Working in the
606
Redistributing Power Relations through Informal Alliances
058 Knowledge under Control. Religious and Political Censorship in Islamic Societies - 1/4:
WOCMES
602
P-13
046 Dialogues littéraires et culturels dans la Méditerranée occidentale
050 Urban Theory and History
24
211
P-08
Ancient Near East. Institution: Department of Prehistory. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
P-22
see page 126
Tuesday, 20th July / Mardi, 20 Juillet
8:00am - 7:00pm
10:00am - 10:00pm Registration and Information
Film Festival
10:00am - 7:00pm
8:30pm - 10:30pm
WOCMES Award Ceremony
Room
Graus
9:00am - 11:00am 060 Special Session: Knowledge under Control. Religious and Political Censorship in Islamic
Societies - 2/4: The Pre-Modern Period
061 Palestine/Internet: On-line Imagination, Activism and Archiving
501
062 Facets of Neoliberal Transformation
108
102
063 Planification urbaine en Algérie - 3/3: Acteurs des espaces urbains
P-05
064 Palestinian Political Scene - 1/2: Post the Peace Process
113
065 Meeting Place of Two Oceans (Majma’Al-Ba’Rayn): Multi-dimensional Understanding of Middle
East - 3/5: Sufis and Saints Facing the Government and the Public - I
P-06
066 Conserving Biodiversity in the Middle East - 2/5:
Conservation and Restoration in the Middle East; Successes, Challenges, Methodologies
067 Empire in the Middle East: Antiquity to the British/French Mandates - 3/4: Umayyad to Mamluk
P-03
068 Urban Theories in Middle Eastern Cities
P-12
P-08
Connaissance urbanistico-architectural
071 Peace in Turkey? - 1/4: Identity Politics and the State
203
072 Urban Landscapes in Middle Eastern Cinema: Entering the 21st Century
211
P-24
073 Le sport dans les pays du Moyen Orient et d’Afrique du Nord. Enjeux sociaux et symboliques
074 Lebanon: Leadership, Identity and Communal Bonds
602
075 Structures of Peace and Violence in the Muslim World
202
076 The Circulation of Culture: State Projects, Civic Initiatives and Media Representations
201
P-13
077 Emerging Powers and the Middle East
212
078 Transformation from Politics based on Communal Identities to Cross-communal National Parties
through the Electoral System: The Cases of Iraq and Lebanon
603
079 Une autre anthropologie du fait urbain en Iran
P-02
Media and Gender Representation in the Mediterranean Region
112
081 State-Society Relations in Contemporary Turkey
P-10
082 Roman Empire
601
083 Rereading the ‘’Public Sphere’’ in the Middle East: Print Culture, New Media, Pop Cultures - 1/2:
Boundaries, Visibility and Hidden Transcripts
605
084 Dialogue between Religions
085 Religious Hermeneutics of the Koran and Related Texts - 1/3
P-04
087 Roundtable: The Egyptian Political Scene: Coordinated Efforts to Promote Change
P-22
see page 126
MC-06 Cultural Diversity 2030: The Implications of the UNESCO Convention on the Diversity of Cultural
Expressions in the Mediterranean Space. Institution: Departament de la Vicepresidència. Generalitat
de Catalunya
MC-22 The Civil Society: Base of the Union for the Mediterranean. Institution: European Arab Center
of Catalonia, in collaboration with: School of Political Scientists, Acsar Foundation, and Rafael
Campalans Foundation
WOCMES
25
MC-24 WOCMES Council Meeting. Institution: WOCMES Council
Room
11:30am - 1:30pm 088 Special Session: Promoting Research on the Middle East: Cornerstone of the Alliance of Civilizations
089 EU Security Policy-Making in the Mediterranean: Consequences in Value and Ethical Terms
091 Economies of the Mediterranean - 1/2: Migration and Trade in the Mediterranean
Graus
201
P-04
211
092 Iran and Foreign Policies
P-21
093 Empire in the Middle East: Antiquity to the British/French Mandates - 4/4: Ottoman to Mandates
P-03
P-02
Mediterranean as a Semiotic Space
095 Chronotopes in Israeli and Palestinian Art
096 Palestinian Political Scene - 2/2: Electoral Strategies, the Case of Hamas
097 Peace in Turkey? - 2/4: Resistance, Articulation and the Non-Governmental Sector
606
Resistance, Cooptation, Centralisation: The Non-Arab Middle East
101 Meeting Place of Two Oceans (Majma’al-Ba’rayn): Multi-Dimensional Understanding of Middle
203
P-10
The Pre-Modern and Modern Periods
100 Hidden Geographies: Informal Powers in the Greater Middle East - 3/3:
202
P-05
113
East - 4/5: Sufis and Saints Facing the Government and the Public - II
102 Standing on Shoulders: The Use of Sources in Medieval Arabic Literature
605
103 Faces of Conservatism in Turkey
212
105 Urban and Real Estate Development
105
106 The Rise of Local Politics in Turkey
112
107 Improving the Integration of Immigration: Interstate Cooperation among Mediterranean States
P-13
P-06
Strategies for in situ and ex situ Conservation in the Middle East
109 Rereading the ‘’Public Sphere’’ in the Middle East: Print Culture, New Media, Pop Cultures - 2/2:
601
Image-Making and Techniques of Consumption
P-08
Potentialités du patrimoine culturel en termes de développement local durable
111 Organ Donation and Muslims in Europe: Islamic Perspectives and Social Realities
102
112 The Future of Political Islam
P-12
113 Roundtable: Recent Trends in Western Impediments to Understanding the Middle East
P-22
see page 126
MC-11 Presentation of Catalan Institute of Anthropology. Institution: Institut Català d’Antropologia
MC-16 Presentation of the Spanish Translation of “A Regional Peace Plan: Annexes to the Geneva
Accords”. Institution: Fundación Tres Culturas del Mediterráneo
Room
2:30pm - 4:30pm 26
WOCMES
114 Special Session: China-Middle East Relations: Emerging Cross-Regional Nexus?
Graus
115 Thinking about Violence: History, Poetry, Ethics
102
116 Microcosms and the Practices of the Local
105
P-02
Training in Cross-Mediterranean Mediation
P-13
118 Politiques législatives et pratiques judiciaires face à des normes de statut personnel en provenance
du monde arabe
P-10
The Pre-Modern Period
120 The Hariri Political Dynasty and the Sunni Scene in Lebanon: Practices of Transition
P-12
121 Reconceptualising Gender in the Middle East - 1/3: Performing Gender Identities in the Middle East
P-24
122 Iranian Political Development - 1/2: Debates around Identity in Iran
606
123 Climate, Energy and Food Security in the 21st Century: Middle East Perspectives
605
124 Middle Eastern Christians at Home and in Diaspora
101
126 Economies of the Mediterranean - 2/2: Economic Development in the Mediterranean Countries
211
127 Europe and the Middle East (EU Policy towards the Region)
112
128 L’urbanisme et l’architecture en situation coloniale considerés au miroir du processus de
603
développement du territoire - 1/2: Les formes territoriales, urbaines et architecturales en Afrique du
Nord aux XIX-XXIème siècles. Permanences ou ruptures? Libya
P-06
Impacts on Aquatic Biodiversity in Southern Iraq - Salinity and Shatt Al Arab
P-08
Revitalization and Rehabilitation in Practice
131 Cyprus through History
201
132 Literature, Language and Identity in Israel/Palestine
108
133 Peace in Turkey? - 3/4: The PKK, the AKP and New Approaches towards the Kurdish Issue
203
134 (Hyper)Realities on Stage in the Arab Gulf
212
135 Tourism Impact within the Middle East - 1/2
P-05
136 The Structural Context of Democracy in Turkey
P-03
137 Ancient and Medieval Poetry - 1/2
202
138 Music and Society
601
P-04
140 The Age of Satellite Media
602
140-b Meeting Place of Two Oceans (Majma’al-Ba’rayn): Multi-Dimensional Understanding of Middle
113
East - 5/5: How Does One ‘’Oriental’’ Entity Meet Another? Reception of Modern Middle Eastern
Literature in Japan
141 Roundtable: Al-Azhar Contributions to Contemporary Pedagogy of Islam
P-22
see page 126
Room
5:00pm - 7:00pm 142 Special Session: Reconceptualising Gender in the Middle East - 2/3:
P-24
Gendered Responses to Structural Transformations in the Middle East
143 Qur’anic Temporality
P-10
144 The Changing Role of Media
105
145 Ancient and Medieval Poetry - 2/2
202
146 Peace in Turkey? - 4/4: Current Prospects and Future Scenarios
203
147 West Asian Dynamics: States, Political Movements and Imperial Projects
P-12
WOCMES
27
P-13
148 Making the Nation, Performing Stateness: Kurdish Media in Kurdistan and in the Diaspora
112
150 Iraqi Women’s Positions in Relation to the US Counterinsurgency Policy
P-03
151 Gender and Ethnicity in African Migration towards the Middle East
603
152 L’urbanisme et l’architecture en situation coloniale consideres
au miroir du processus de développement du territoire - 2/2:
Les formes territoriales, urbaines et architecturales en Afrique
du Nord aux XIX-XXIème siècles.
Permanences ou ruptures - Maghreb
P-02
153 Historical Narratives
212
154 Aspects of Religion and State in Islam and Judaism
501
155 The State and the Market in the Middle East and North Africa
P-08
156 Medieval Science and Magic Squares
102
157 Mysticism and Sufi Spirituality
Graus
159 Nationalism, the Politics of Recognition and Democratization in Turkey
160 New Media Experiences, Communication Networks and Changing Social Relations in Turkey
201
161 Human Rights Studies: Legal and Political Dimensions
211
162 Clientelism, Informal Institutions, and Local Democracy in the MENA Region
P-04
P-06
Impacts on Aquatic Biodiversity in the Mesopotamian Marshes and the Gulf
605
165 Palestinians in Jordan and Lebanon
606
166 Iranian Political Development - 2/2: Social and Political Change in Iran
P-05
167 Tourism Impact within the Middle East - 2/2
601
168 Regionalism: Back on the Agenda?
P-22
169 Roundtable: Filming Words. For Whom and Why Film People Who Live Elsewhere,
Who Come From Elsewhere?
see page 126
MC-15 Presentation of the OAC as a Tool for the Public Diplomacy. Institution: Observatorio de Asia
Central (OAC) – Casa Asia, RIE Elcano y Fundación CIDOB
MC-19 Social Reconciliation following Tensions in Egypt. Institution: Center for Intercultural Dialogue and Translation,
Egypt
MC-22 The Civil Society: Base of the Union for the Mediterranean. Institution: European Arab Center of Catalonia, in
collaboration with: School of Political Scientists, Acsar Foundation, and Rafael Campalans Foundation
Wednesday, 21st July / Mercredi, 21 Juillet
8:00am - 7:00pm
10:00am - 7:00pm
8:30pm - 10:30pm
Concert: Neila Benbey: Algerian Soul
Room
9:00am - 11:00am 170 Special Session: Ending the Iraqi State
171 Palestinian Diasporas, Political Cultures and Trans/National Building Projects - 1/3:
WOCMES
102
Islamic Movements in the Arab World
173 Peripheries Become Centers: New Media Borderlands in the Middle East
28
501
Identity, Memory and Displacement
172 Islamism as Nationalism: The Nationalist Roots of Modern Islamic Thought and
Graus
202
174 Iran and the West: Contacts and Mutual Perceptions
P-12
175 Medieval and Renaissance Perceptions of Cultural Otherness - 1/2
113
176 Transnational Families between Islamic and Dutch Family Law
112
177 Euro-Mediterranean Intercultural Trends 2010
203
178 Restoration of Damaged Landscapes in the Middle East
P-10
179 Maghrebi Migration to Spain: European and North African Cultural Representations
P-11
180 Gender and Globalization in the Middle East
P-13
181 Forced Migration and (Im)Mobilities in the Middle East
601
182 The New Tax Regime in the 19th-Century Ottoman Empire: New Practices and Conflicts over the
602
Assessment and Collection of Urban and Rural Taxes
183 The International Political Economy of Energy in the Wider Mediterranean Region
606
184 Diverse Roles for Contemporary Sufism: Developments and Perspectives
603
185 Islamic Science - Homage to Professor Mercè Comes - 1/3:
212
Astrology and Science in Medieval Islamic Societies
105
186 Espaces publics au Maghreb: sens, pratiques, méthodes
P-08
Social Cohesion and Participation
605
188 Studying Kurdistan
189 Medieval Arabic Philosophy -1/2
P-02
190 Colonial Inheritance in Law and Society
P-03
191 Cultural Politics in Liberalizing Turkey
201
192 Family Law in the MENA - 1/2
211
193 Lebanese Literature - 1/2
P-04
194 Another Debate on Civil Society - Challenges of Civil Societal Politics
P-05
195 Reconceptualising Gender in the Middle East - 3/3:
P-24
Constructing Gender through State Processes and Political Contestations
see page 126
MC-07 EURAMES Council Meeting. Institution: Eurames
MC-08 INEX Project Meeting. Institution: Fundació CIDOB, Bilkent University
Room
11:30am - 1:30pm 197 Special Session: The Global Financial Crisis and the Arab World:
Actes
Impact, Challenges and Chances - 1/2
606
198 Politics of Election in the Magreb Region
199 Crisis in National Identity and Secularism in Turkey
P-10
201 Tradition, External Factors and Political Change in the Arab Mediterranean Countries - 1/3:
P-24
Studying Democracy in the Arab World: Actors and Processes
P-08
Frameworks of Governance
108
203 The Multi-Level Facet of Middle Eastern Security
204 Toward an Integrated View of Human Rights and Human Development:
P-11
Theoretical Foundations, Measurement Issues and Policy Implications in Jordan
205 Orientalisme et art nouveau
P-12
206 Remembering the Ottomans: New Perspectives
102
207 Forming Borders and States in Central Asia and Khorasan
105
208 Cultural Heritage, Legislation and Management
112
209 Iraq under Occupation
605
WOCMES
29
210 The Age of Alamut: New Developments in the Study of Ismaili History in the Alamut Period
211 Islamic Science - Homage to Professor Mercè Comes - 2/3:
P-02
212
Visions of Eastern and Western Lands in Medieval Cartography and Chartmaking
213 Food Habits and Food Problems in the Middle East and in the Mediterranean Area
202
501
Strategies of Citizenship and Return
215 Family Law in the MENA - 2/2
211
216 Mass Organizations in the Middle East
602
217 Lebanese Literature - 2/2
218 Medieval and Renaissance Perceptions of Cultural Otherness - 2/2
219 Domains of Intimacy: Gendered Constructions of Law, the Body and Sexuality in the Middle East
220 Saints, Sacred Places, and Collective Memory
221 The Graeco-Hellenistic Tradition and the Middle East
P-04
113
201
P-05
203
222 Rethinking Women Social Rights
P-13
223 Arab Americans
P-06
225 Roundtable: Permissible Criticism: Law in the Service of Silencing Critical Voices
P-22
see page 126
MC-02 Arabic and Muslim World’s Image in Spanish Newspaper.
Institution: Fundación Tres Culturas del Mediterráneo
MC-03 BDPEX: a Database for a Foreign Policy Analysis Focused on Players and Means.
Institution: GRESAM – Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha
MC-08 INEX Project Meeting. Institution: Fundació CIDOB, Bilkent University
MC-14 Presentation of the Mediterranean Yearbook, Med.2010. Institution: European Institute of
the Mediterranean
Room
2:30pm - 4:30pm 226 Special Session: Rethinking the Mediterranean: New Perspectives on Interaction
Graus
Between ‘Us’ and ‘Them’ - 1/3: Theoretical Aspects
227 Iran-Iraq War: Thirty Years Later
606
227-b Sustainable Water Management in the Middle East
102
228 New Media in the Middle East Revisited: Networked Audiences and Digital Communities
105
229 Beyond Orientalism: Wilfrid Scawen Blunt (1840-1922) and his Networks
203
230 Arab Family Working Group (AFWG) - 1/2: Conflict, Exclusion, Transnationalism and Arab Families
201
501
Transnational Activism and Research Agendas
232 Femme et savoir au Maghreb
Actes
P-24
Domestic Factors and Political Change in Arab Mediterranean Countries
234 The Global Financial Crisis and the Arab World: Impact, Challenges and Chances - 2/2
202
235 The Politics of Amnesia and Cultural Production in the Middle East - 1/2
P-02
236 The Liminality of Gender Issues Relating to Social Stability and Post-Oil Economies in the Gulf States
P-03
237 Globalization, Capitalism and Welfare in Turkey
P-10
238 Security and the Politics of National Culture in Contemporary Iraq
P-11
239 Ottoman Legacies and Modern Identities
P-12
240 Evolution of the Societal and Educational Roles of Universities in GCC States
P-13
241 Muslim Worlds - World of Islam - Dynamics of Reform: Historical and Biographical
605
Dimensions - 1/2
242 The Middle East during the Global Cold War - 1/2: A Political-Economy of State-Building
30
WOCMES
in the Middle East: Between Domestic and International Influences
P-04
243 La langue amazighe en Afrique du Nord: Quelques aspects linguistiques et historiques
P-05
244 The Politics of Citizenship in the Middle East
113
246 Emotional Communities in the Middle East and North Africa:
211
Historical and Ethnographic Approaches
601
247 Balance of Powers in the Constitutional Framework of States with Islamic Character:
Monarchal and Republican Concepts in Comparison
248 Development in the Desert. Field Research in Oasis: United Arab Emirates Cases
602
249 National Economic Issues: Egypt, Israel, Morocco and Syria
101
250 Cutting through Uncertain Boundaries: Debates and Cultural Influences in the Medieval World
108
251 Islamic Science - Homage to Professor Mercè Comes - 3/3: 212
Science in Medieval Arabic-Islamic Societies: Achievements and Prospects
252 Theatre Performance
P-06
112
253 Literature and Political Awareness - 1/2
254 Roundtable: Civility and Secularity in the Mediterranean Post-Colony
P-21
see page 126
Room
5:00pm - 7:00pm 255 Special Session: Arab and Islamic Humor
Actes
256 Sudan: Questions of Post-Conflict, Peace and Democratic Transformation
102
257 (No) Regional Powers in the Middle East
212
258 Neither Pashas nor Sultans:
P-03
Alternative Leadership in the Late Ottoman Empire and Early Republican Turkey
P-24
The EU and Democracy Assistance to Mediterranean Countries
261 Crises et mouvements socio-politiques dans le monde arabo-islamique médiéval
105
262 Muslim Worlds - World of Islam - Dynamics of Reform:
605
Historical and Biographical Dimensions - 2/2
202
263 Individuals and Social Change in the Muslim World (Late19th Century-Early 20th Century)
203
264 Frontier of the Islamic Economics and Finance: New Challenges
265 A Social Sciences Approach to Alexandrian Cosmopolitanism: Stakes and Limits
P-10
201
266 Arab Family Working Group (AFWG) - 2/2: Conflict, Exclusion, Transnationalism and Arab Families
267 Women in Islamic Movements or Feminist Islamists
P-11
268 National Identity and Confessionalism in Modern North Africa and Middle Eastern Countries
P-12
269 The Middle East during the Global Cold War - 2/2:
P-04
Beyond Superpower Rivalry: The Agency of the Middle East within the International Context
211
270 Making the Man: Contested Representations and Constructions of Masculinity in the Middle East
271 Representations of Political Islam and Anti-Islam Ideology
P-13
601
272 (Re-)Interpreting Islamic Concepts - 1/2
273 Imageries and Morals in Literature
P-05
274 Al-Azhar Panel on Fiqh Matters
501
275 Comparative Perspectives on Citizenship
602
276 Literature and Political Awareness - 2/2
112
277 Contemporary Legal Discussions
113
278 Contemporary Conflicts in Lebanon
603
279 Water Problematics in MENA
606
280 Climate Change Consequences in MENA
108
WOCMES
31
Graus
280-b Rethinking the Mediterranean: New Perspectives on Interaction between
‘Us’ and ‘Them’ - 2/3: Empirical Case Studies
280-c The Politics of Amnesia and Cultural Production in the Middle East - 2/2
P-02
281 Roundtable: Re-Configuring the Boundaries of Middle East Studies: Producing Decolonizing
P-22
Knowledge about Arab and Muslim Communities and Diasporas
see page 126
MC-10 Mediterranean Politics: Meeting of Editorial Board and International Advisory Board Members.
Institution: Mediterranean Politics
MC-12 Presentation of FIMAM (Foro de Investigadores sobre el Mundo Árabe y Musulman / Researchers
Forum on Arab and Muslim World). Institution: FIMAM
MC-18 Scandinavian Middle East Reception. Institution: University of Oslo in cooperation with the
University of Lund and the University of Copenhagen
Thursday, 22nd July / Jeudi, 22 Juillet
8:00am - 7:00pm
10:00am - 7:00pm
Room
9:00am - 11:00am 283 The Future of Gulf Governance: Security, Climate, Energy
P-08
285 Women in Conflict Zones: Memory and Violence - Militarized, Heroic Lives and the Everyday
P-24
286 Islam and Gender: The Promises and the Limitations - 1/2: Negotiating Spaces for Gendered Islam
501
287 Middle Eastern Communities in Australia
203
288 State and Ethnicity in the Middle East
105
289 Al-Azhar Panel on Education and Pedagogy
201
290 Women Writers: Political Consciousness and Engagement - 1/3
112
291 Travel to and from North Africa
102
292 No Friends but the Mountains? Representations of the Kurds, and the Politics of Kurdish Studies
606
293 Law in Action in the Colonial Middle East:
295 Rethinking the Mediterranean: New Perspectives on Interaction between
P-11
Graus
‘Us’ and ‘Them’ - 3/3: Empirical Case Studies
296 Turkey and Middle East in World Politics
P-12
297 Language of Art
P-09
298 Being a Good Muslim. Comparative Perspectives on the Contested Fields of
P-02
Religious and Moral Propriety
299 Late Ottoman/Post-Ottoman Heterodox Communities
300 Contemporary Fieldwork in the Middle East: Practices, Possibilities and Politics
P-03
603
301 Muslims in Asia
P-04
302 The Ways of Cultural Transmission in the Western Mediterranean (10th-15th Centuries) - 1/4:
P-05
WOCMES
P-10
A Site of Struggle and Negotiation between Collaboration and Resistance (1882-1948)
294 Region-Building Dynamics in the Euro-Mediterranean Space
32
202
284 Narratives and Politics: From the Late Ottoman to the Republic Period
Religion and Society in the Western Mediterranean (900-1300)
303 Islamic Law and Contemporary Legal Debate - 1/2
P-13
304 International Economic Crisis and the MENA Region
211
605
305 Fault Lines of Islamism:
Negotiating Political and Ideological Challenges - 1/2
306 Christians in the Middle East - 1/3: Christian Life in Wider Contexts
212
307 Egyptian Migrations: A Comparative Study - 1/2
601
308 Citizenship in the Arab World: A Rooting and Evolving Concept? - 1/2:
P-06
MENA States and their Citizens
309 The Territorial Management of Ethnic Conflict in the Middle East - 1/2
602
310 Contemporary Social Policy in Egypt: Poverty, Welfare, Employment and Education
113
see page 126
MC-05 Business Meeting of the Iraqi Studies Association. Institution: Iraq Studies Association
MC-20 Specialisation and Accessibility: “Culturas” Journal on Contemporary Middle Eastern and
Mediterranean Issues. Institution: Fundación Tres Culturas del Mediterráneo
Room
11:30am - 1:30pm 311 Special Session: Migration from and towards MENA Region
Actes
606
312 ‘Ulama’ in the Later Middle Ages: Socio-Economic and Intellectual Aspects
313 Islamic Law and Contemporary Legal Debate - 2/2
P-13
112
315 Regional Economic Issues - 1/2
P-10
601
316 Egyptian Migrations: A Comparative Study - 2/2
P-05
Religion and Society in the Western Mediterranean (1300-1500)
318 Christians in the Middle East - 2/3: Political and Social Negotiations of Spaces
212
319 Circulation of Knowledge and Technology in the Mediterranean Countries
201
320 The 1930s: A Pivotal Moment for Lebanese Intellectual, National, and Legal History
105
321 Islam and Gender: The Promises and the Limitations - 2/2:
501
Reconstructing Gender beyond Dichotomy of the Secular or the Sacred
322 Institutional Politics and Political Engagement under Authoritarian Rule in the Middle East
P-11
and North Africa (MENA)
211
323 Patrimoine naturel, enjeux de conservation et activités humaines : L’exemple du parc national
du Banc d’Arguin (Mauritanie)
324 Between Worlds: Identity and Thought in the Late Ottoman Empire
P-02
605
325 Fault Lines of Islamism:
Negotiating Political and Ideological Challenges - 2/2
326 Reconsidering Authoritarianism in the Arab World: Dissent, Repression and Co-Optation
P-24
327 Rereading Muslim Women’s Representations - In Memory of Dr. Bourgault
P-08
328 Citizenship in the Arab World: A Rooting and Evolving Concept? - 2/2:
P-06
MENA Citizens and their States
329 Les oppositions maghrebines dans le champ autoritaire et dans l’immigration - 1/2:
P-03
S’opposer au Maghreb
203
330 Pratiques de l’éducation en Algérie
331 The Dom: Examining the Current Research Trends across the Middle East and North Africa
P-12
332 Maraji’ and Believers: Relationships of Authority in Contemporary Shi’ism
113
333 The Territorial Management of Ethnic Conflict in the Middle East - 2/2
602
334 Challenging Retrenchment: The United States, Great Britain and the Middle East, 1970-1985
202
335 The Gendered Other: Muslims and Jews in the Middle East?
108
336 La Méditerranée arabe et ses frontières dans le contexte de la mondialisation
P-04
337 European Influence over Turkey and Westernalization
P-09
WOCMES
33
338 Mouvements Messianiques dans l’Islam Contemporain/Messianic Movements in
339 Migrations and Integrations Policies of European States - 1/3:
Actes
Contemporary Islam
102
The Question of Regulation and Asylum Seeker Policies
340 Roundtable: The Macroregion in the Mediterranean Sea. North and South Bank
P-22
see page 126
MC-17 Reporting from the Middle East. Institution: European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed);
Estudios de Política Exterior SA; Centre internacional de Premsa de Barcelona; under the patronage of afkar/ideas
Room
2:30pm - 4:30pm 341 Special Session: Media and Political Contestation in the Contemporary Arab World
Graus
342 Migration: Working Abroad - 1/2
P-11
343 Social and Political Participation of Women
P-08
344 L’altérité dans les littératures romanes et orientales
211
345 Egyptian Cinema
105
346 Can Sudan Survive?: Examining the Historical Roots of the ‘’New Sudan’’
348 Fieldwork Research in Syria
351 The Union for the Mediterranean:
101
P-05
P-04
606
Reflecting or Responding to a Crisis in Euro-Mediterranean Relations?
352 Middle Class Politics and the Politics of the Middle Class - 1/2:
112
Iberian Sources for the Study of Late Medieval Western Islam. Arabo-Islamic Sources
350 Les marges urbaines et leur traitement: Enjeux, modalités et effets dans le monde arabe
P-02
108
A Perspective from Contemporary Egypt
353 Rethinking Education in Light of Text and Discourses
Seminari A
354 Travel Narratives
603
355 Classical Literature: Epic and Moral Values
601
356 Ottomanism and Notions of the Empire on the Verge of its Collapse
602
358 Standarization of Arabic and Sociolinguistic - 1/2
359 Christians in the Middle East - 3/3: Middle Eastern Christians in a Globalised World
360 Origins of the Islamist Thought
361 Analysis of Muslim Empires - 1/2: Early Califate
P-06
212
605
P-12
362 Religion et stratégies d’actions politiques : L’agir politique par les zaouia au
Maghreb moderne
201
363 Islam in Performance?: Pious Art Productions in the Muslim World - 1/2
202
364 Violence and Counter-Violence in the Contemporary Arabo-Persian Gulf
501
365 Regional Economic Issues - 2/2
P-10
366 Les oppositions maghrébines dans l’immigration et en diaspora - II
P-03
367 Ulama and the Representation of Religion in Arab TV Serials
368 Theoretical Approaches to Political Islam
369 Beyond Diasporic and Hegemonic Identity
370 Security and Peace in the Middle East: The US, Israel, Iran and its Proxies
370-b Migrations and Integrations Policies of European States - 2/3:
203
Actes
P-13
113
102
Case Studies of Croatia, Turkey, Portugal, Slovenia and Italy
371 Roundtable: Iraqi Education Seven Years after Regime Change
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MC-23 Villes Intermédiaires : Vision and Goals (book presentation). Institution: Cátedra UNESCO de
Ciudades Intermedias & UIA-CIMES
Room
5:00pm - 7:00pm 372 Special Session: Cultural Turn in Iran’s June 2009 Post-Election Uprising
373 Cold War and Colonial Legacies: The 50s and 60s
Graus
P-08
374 (Re-)Interpreting Islamic Concepts - 2/2
601
375 Image, Contemporary Art and Ideology
605
203
376 Glimpses on the Iranian Ismailiyya: the Dustur al-Munajjimin and its World
377 Ottoman Reform Provincialized: 19th-Century Case Studies
P-24
378 Diaspora Politics: Circassians in Turkey
602
379 Islam in Performance?: Pious Art Productions in the Muslim World - 2/2
202
380 Perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
381 New Perspectives on the Contemporary Arabic Drama: Forms of Social Commitment
P-04
Actes
and Artistic Experimentation
382 Religious Symbolism and Imagery in Medieval Persian Literature
211
383 Middle Class Politics and the Politics of the Middle Class - 2/2:
108
A Perspective from Contemporary Egypt
P-05
Iberian Sources for the Study of Late Medieval Western Islam. Christian Sources
385 Standarization of Arabic and Sociolinguistic - 2/2
P-06
386 Union for the Mediterranean: The New Comer
P-13
387 Islamic Movements in Europe
113
388 Domestic Violence in The Middle East And North Africa:
501
Prevalence, Public Health Impact and Progress
606
389 Arabophone Mobile Pastoralists: Social Relations that Strengthen through Times of Change.
Perspectives on Law, Language and Literature
201
390 Education, Employment and Social Capital in Khartoum, Sudan: Issues of Inclusion and Exclusion
391 Penser le national au Maghreb et ailleurs: Religion, nationalisme, citoyenneté
P-03
392 The Role of Civil Society in the Middle East
P-09
105
393 The System of Relationships between the Maghreb and the Mashreq:
The Role of the Ulema. Tarajim and Rahalat as Historical Sources
394 Feminine Strategies in Political Change
P-10
395 Sabbataianism Observed
P-02
112
396 Knowledge, Modernity and the State in the Nile Valley:
Egypt and Sudan in the Imperial Era, 1882-1956
397 Migration: Working Abroad - 2/2
P-11
398 Analysis of Muslim Empires - 2/2: The Mameluk Era
P-12
102
398-b Migrations and Integrations Policies of European States - 3/3:
Migration Policies in Spain and Catalonia
399 Roundtable: The Engagement of Middle Eastern Youth:
P-21
New Media and other Opportunities for Empowerment
401 Roundtable: Horn of Africa: Social Crisis and Geo-Strategic Dimension
P-22
see page 126
MC-09 Mediterranean Politics Reception. Institution: Routledge
MC-01 AMEWS Discussion: Women & Gender Studies of the Middle East: Perspectives from Europe.
Institution: Association of Middle East Women’s Studies (AMEWS)
WOCMES
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Friday, 23rd July / Vendredi, 23 Juillet
8:00am - 7:00pm
10:00am - 8:00pm
Film Festival
10:00am - 5:00pm
Room
9:00am - 11:00am 402 Special Session: Méthodes, approches et thèmes des recherches actuelles sur les arts visuels
P-24
au Moyen-Orient et au Maghreb - 1/2: Regards historiques
403 The Foreign Policies of the Gulf States: Regional Dynamics in the 21st Century
P-02
404 Sufism, Neo-Sufism and Spirituality in Turkey - 1/2: Social Change and Individual Endeavour
108
405 Religious and Secular Approaches to Political Inclusion in Mediterranean Civil Societies
102
406 Civil Society Initiatives in Turkey
408 Urban Planning in Iran: Social Consequences
409 Contemporary Issues on Pluralism and Liberalization in Morocco
410 Turkish Foreign Policy - 1/2: Continuity and Change in Turkey’s External Relations
411 The Mongols and the Transformation of the Middle East - 1/3:
P-11
113
212
P-06
606
Mongol Kingship and Politics in the Middle East
412 Cinema and Society
413 Historical Approaches of Music
414 Palestinian Women in Palestine and Israel
415 Middle East Nuclear Policies
416 Secularism and Islam
417 Public Culture and the Experiences of Modernity in Ottoman Cities
418 Jewish Communities across the Middle East
419 School and Education: Case Studies
420 L’Ouest Saharien et ses (mauvaises) mémoires: frontières, résistances et projets postcoloniaux 1/2:
P-05
605
P-09
211
P-12
Actes
112
P-08
602
De la résistance et de la représentation
421 Orality and Literacy in Arabic Literature
105
422 Identity and National Culture - 1/2
603
423 Islam in Malaysian Politics: Issues and Challenges
424 Communauté et/ou coexistence: Expériences relationnelles dans des villes méditerranéennes
P-10
426 Transforming Territories of Agriculture in North Africa
P-04
427 Strategic Nonviolent Action in the Middle East
203
428 Vers une historiographie post-moderniste du Maghreb? - 1/2:
501
Quelques usages de l’archive coloniale pour l’histoire de l’Afrique du Nord
429 Immigrant Association: The Voice of a Community
201
430 Migration Memories through Literature
P-02
431 Roundtable: Media Coverage, War and Islamophobia
P-22
MC-06b Current Scenario and Strategies for the Future of Women’s Cinema in the Arab World.
Institution: Entre Cineasta (Among Women Filmmakers), Arab-Ibero-American Women Filmmakers.
MC-21 Strengthening Democracy and Social Justice in the Euro-Mediterranean Region: General Pictures
and Country Cases
WOCMES
202
425 Building Democracy Processes in the Arab World
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P-13
see page 126
Room
Actes
11:30am - 1:30pm 432 Special Session: Globalization of Higher Education in the Arab World - 1/2:
Challenges and Chances
202
433 Identity, Representation and Mobilization
P-05
434 Le Yémen “transnational” : Réseaux, échanges et mobilités
435 Debates on Islam: Conflict and Democracy
102
436 Health, Medicine and Social Sciences in the Middle East: State of the Art and Perspectives - 1/2:
605
Looking at the Medical Past from a Contemporary Viewpoint
P-06
437 Turkish Foreign Policy - 2/2: Turkish Foreign Policy and the Middle East
501
438 Vers une historiographie post-moderniste du Maghreb? - 2/2:
Discuter le global à partir du local. L’expérience coloniale et postcoloniale en Afrique du Nord
606
439 The Mongols and the Transformation of the Middle East - 2/3:
Middle Eastern Culture and Art under Mongol Rule
440 Sufism, Neo-Sufism and Spirituality in Turkey - 2/2: Cultural and Social Memory
108
441 Foreign Policies of Middle Eastern States
601
442 L’Ouest Saharien et ses (mauvaises) mémoires: Frontières, résistances et projets postcoloniaux - 2/2:
602
Héritages et perceptions coloniales
211
443 Reconfigurations territoriales de villes du bassin méditerranéen
444 Energy Issues in the MENA Region
P-12
445 Identity and National Culture - 2/2
603
446 Islam in Ireland: Exploring Middle Eastern Links of a Muslim Community in Europe
212
447 Violence Against Women in Name of Honour
105
112
448 Islam and Pluralism
P-11
449 The Challenges of Globalization - 1/2: Adaptation or Resistance to Globalization?
201
450 Sexuality and Gender Identity in the Muslim World - 1/2
451 Electoral Support for Islamist Parties in the MENA
P-03
452 Minorities and Identity in Israel - 1/2
P-08
203
453 Gestion traditionnelle des ressources pastorales et transhumance au Maghreb: Relique
du passé ou activité durable?
454 Intellectuals and Political Elites: Case Studies
P-09
455 Méthodes, approches et thèmes des recherches actuelles sur les arts visuels au Moyen-Orient
P-24
et au Maghreb - 2/2: Perspectives contemporaines
P-10
456 Palestinian Economy and Development
113
457 Challenges to Theorical Perspectives of International Relations
458 Arabic Literature and its Interaction with other Languages and Cultures
P-04
459 Ottoman Perspectives - 3/4: The Empire and Beyond
P-13
459-b Medieval Arabic Philosophy - 2/2
P-02
see page 126
MC-13 Presentation of the IEMedObs and the Euromed Survey: Two New Tools to Understand and Shape
Euro-Mediterranean Reality. Institution: European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed)
Institution: Entre Cineasta (Among Women Filmmakers), Arab-Ibero-American Women Filmmakers.
and Country Cases
WOCMES
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Room
2:30pm - 4:30pm P-22
460 Special Session: Islamist and Leftist Movements in Arab and
Muslim Communities: Irreconcilable Differences?
P-24
461 The Maghreb, the World and the Text
605
462 Health, Medicine and Social Sciences in the Middle East: State of the Art and Perspectives - 2/2:
The Integration of Biomedicine in Islamic Contexts
463 Les trois Méditerranées : Centralité des cultures et rôle de l’Europe dans les processus de paix
501
464 Culture and Education: Case Studies
105
465 Sexuality and Gender Identity in the Muslim World - 2/2
201
466 Espace euroméditerranéen : une révision en perspective
P-05
113
467 Minorities Under Ottoman Rule
P-13
468 Ottoman Perspectives - 4/4: Rule, Policies, and Social-Economic Consequences
Graus
469 Globalization of Higher Education in the Arab World - 2/2: Challenges and Chances
470 Caucasus Analysed: Past and Present
P-03
471 Minorities and Identity in Israel - 2/2
P-08
472 The Challenges of Globalization - 2/2: Religious Dialogue in the Context of Globalization
P-11
473 Islam and Integration in Europe: The Example of Austria
202
474 The Mongols and the Transformation of the Middle East - 3/3: The Mongols and their Neighbours
606
475 Third Actors in the Middle East: From Facilitators to Mediators
203
476 Localising the Global: Recent Trends and Changing Approaches in Cultural Heritage
108
Conservation in Turkey
211
477 European States Looking towards the South
601
479 Editing Manuscripts and Texts
480 Approaches to Shi’i Studies
P-02
481 Conflict Analysis and Resolution: Case Studies
P-04
212
482 Into the Second Decade: Morocco under King Muhammad VI
483 Regards croisés sur la migration
P-12
484 Institutions: Tools for Rulers, or to Change the Rules of the Game? Transformation of the
P-06
Relationship between Ruling Elites and the Opposition through Institutions
486 Managing Multiculturalism
P-10
487 Challenges of Field Research in the Middle East
P-09
112
488 Jordanian Politics and Tribalism
603
489 Le Sahara Atlantique-Fragments d’histoire d’un espace de contacts
Actes
490 Water Issues in MENA Countries - Bridging Divides for Water at National and International Level
see page 126
Institution: Entre Cineasta (Among Women Filmmakers), Arab-Ibero-American Women Filmmakers
and Country Cases.
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WOCMES
Monday / Lundi
Program of Academic Activities /
Programme d’activités académiques
11:00am - 1:30pm
Auditori
Opening Ceremony
WOCMES Barcelona 2010
Cérémonie d’inauguration
Welcome Address
Günter Meyer, President of the International Advisory WOCMES Council
Senén Florensa, President of WOCMES Barcelona 2010
Anna Ripoll, Rector of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Josep-Lluís Carod-Rovira, Vice President of the Government of Catalonia
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Opening Speech:
Prince Hassan Bin Talal
12:30 - 13:30
Reception hosted by the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
001
Graus
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Middle East Politics through ‘Post-Democratization’ Lenses - 1/2:
Post-Democratization Theoretical Approaches
Organized by: Raymond Hinnebusch, Prof., University of St. Andrews
Sponsored by: International Association of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES)
Chair: Andre Bank, Philipps University Marburg
Discussant: Steven Heydeman, US Institute of Peace
Morten Valbjørn, Aarhus University: “Examining the ‘Post’ in ‘PostDemocratization’. The Future of Middle Eastern Political Rule through Lenses
of the Past”
Raymond Hinnebusch, University of St. Andrews: “Toward of Historical
Sociology of State Formation in the Middle East”
Francesco Cavatorta, Dublin City University: “The Convergence of
Governance? Middle Eastern Authoritarianism in Comparative Perspective”
002
2:30pm - 4:30pm
102
Planification urbaine en Algerie -1/3:
Gestion de l’espace urbain
Mohamed Bakour, VUDD - Ecole
Nationale Supérieur d’Architecture:
“Quelle conception pour les instruments
d’urbanisme face aux enjeux du
renouvellement urbain a Alger?”
Asma Benbouhedja, Université
Mentouri de Constantine: “La
modernisation de Constantine un
territoire en devenir”
Chorfi Khaled, Université Ferhat Abbas
Sétif: “La ville algérienne: entre projet
et réalité”
Karima Boufenara, Université Mentouri:
“L’évaluation: un outil pour l’amélioration
continue de la réhabilitation; le cas du
projet de la rue Mellah Slimane”
Said Madani, PUVIT- Université
F. A. Setif: ”Patrimoine colonial et
transformations urbaines: le cas de la
cité Tlidjene, Sétif - Algérie.”
003
P-08
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Réhabilitation et révitalisation des
centres historiques méditerranéens 1/7: Réhabilitation et bâtiments
Organized by: Xavier Casanovas,
Président, Association RehabiMed
Sponsored by: Association RehabiMed
Chair: Samira Haoui Bensaada, Université
de Blida
Samira Haoui Bensaada, Université de
Blida: “Contribution à la connaissance
et à la préservation des architectures
ksouriennes. Le cas du Touât Gourara
(sud ouest de l’Algérie)”
Amina Abdessemed-Foufa, Université de
Blida: “Le manuel de réhabilitation comme
outil de conservation dans le cadre du
plan permanent de sauvegarde de la
Casbah d’Alger”
Safia Benselama, Université de Blida:
“Travaux d’urgences dans le cadre du plan
de sauvegarde de la Casbah d’Alger. Cas
de l’ilôt D du quartier Ammar Ali”
Rachida Mahjoubi, Université Moulay
Ismaïl Meknès: “Etude des restaurations
des enduits et des murs en terre crue
de la Médina de Meknès (Maroc) et
élaboration d’une méthodologie adaptée”
Ouassila Menouer, Université de Blida:
”Plan de sauvegarde des centres
historiques : une alternative pédagogique
sur le terrain”
WOCMES
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Monday afternoon / Lundi après-midi
Faïma Boussouf, Université Mentouri de
Constantine: ”Méthodologie et démarche
adoptée pour l’élaboration du plan
permanent et de sauvegarde de la vieille
ville de Constantine”
004
2:30pm - 4:30pm
113
Meeting Place of Two Oceans
(Majma’al-Ba’Rayn): Multi-Dimensional
Understanding of Middle East - 1/5:
Diversity and Uniformity in the Muslim
West
Organized by: Masatoshi Kisaichi, Prof.,
Sophia University
Chair: Abdelahad Sebti, Université de
Mohammed V
Masatoshi Kisaichi, Sophia University:
“Andalusian People in the Ulema Societies
in the 12th and 14th Century Maghreb
Cities”
Kentaro Sato, Waseda University:
“Yannayr and Ansara: Seasonal Festivities
in the Muslim West”
Mohamed Maghraoui, Université de
Mohammed V: “forthcoming”
Yuga Kuroda, Waseda University:
“The Views of Muslims held by Iberian
Peninsula Christians”
005
2:30pm - 4:30pm
501
Issues of the Reconstruction and
Development in Iraq
Organized by: Heiko Schuss & Benan
Grams, Research Assistant/Coordinator,
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg - CIS
Chair: Sefik Alp Bahadir & Heiko Schuss,
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg - CIS
Discussant: Bernhard Prosch & Anja
Zorob, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
- CIS / Free University of Berlin
Hanaa Hammood, University of
Erlangen-Nuremberg - CIS & AlMustansiriya University: “The Applicability
of International Human Development
Indicators to a Country in Conflict (the
Case of Iraq)”
Sefik Alp Bahadir & Mahmood Barzani,
M.Sc., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
- CIS / Salahaddin University: “FDI
Promotion Policies in the Iraqi Kurdistan
Region: a Critical Appraisal”
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WOCMES
Haider Aref & Jürgen Kähler, University
of Erlangen-Nuremberg - CIS / Baghdad
University: “How Efficient is the Iraqi
Stock Exchange?”
Thaer Al-Rashed & Heiko Schuss,
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg - CIS /
Baghdad University: “The Predicament of
Small and Medium Enterprises in Iraq and
Measures to solve their Problems”
007
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Holloway University of London: “Rebranding the Arab City: Modernity and
Heritage in Amman and Damascus”
Christopher Parker & Pascal Debruyne,
University of Ghent: “Neoliberalism and
the Iconography of the Local”
Traudel Schwarz-Funke & Michael
Schwarz, University of Sharjah / Ajman
University: “Can Dubai Serve as an
Example for a New Urban Development in
an Era of Globalization?”
201
Border Policies and Human Movement
in the Euro Mediterranean Area
010
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-10
Human Capital Transfer
Organized by: Xavier Aragall & Ricard
Zapata-Barrero, , IEMed / GRITIM Pompeu Fabra University
Chair: Shahrzad Kamyab, University of
San Diego
Chair: Ricard Zapata-Barrero, GRITIM Pompeu Fabra University
Sarah Wolff, The Netherlands Institute for
International Relations: “Can EU Border
Management Policies Respond to the
Reality of Euro-Mediterranean Migratory
Dynamics?”
Abdesselam El Ftouh, Fondation Hassan
II pour les MRE: “Approche critique de la
gestion migratoire européenne pour un
changement de paradigme”
Christian Kaunert & Sarah Leonard,
ESPaCH - University of Salford:
“Refugees and the European Union:
Securitizing vs. Externalising Practices?”
Laure-Anne Bernes, University of Liege:
“Migration, Security and Free trade; a
case-study of the Border-City of Ceuta”
009
2:30pm - 4:30pm
112
Urban Spaces of Identity versus
Spaces of Urban Identity in the Arab
World - 1/2
Organized by: Ala Al-Hamarneh & Nadine
Scharfenort, Ass. Prof. / Ass. Prof.,
CERAW - University of Mainz
Chair: Ala Al-Hamarneh, CERAW University of Mainz
Discussant: Nadine Scharfenort, CERAW
- University of Mainz
Yannick Sudermann, University of
Edinburgh: “Making the Medina ‘Modern’ –
The ‘Islamic City’ Between ‘Revitalisation’
and ‘Urban Revanchism’”
Jessica Jacobs & Claudio Minca, Royal
F. Ershad, Shahid Chamran University: “An
Out-look on Brain-Drain as a Continuous
Migratory Process in Iran”
Rasha Istaiteyeh, University of Kassel:
“Integrating Scientific Knowledge through
Circular Migration: The Case of Jordan”
Shahrzad Kamyab, International
Education Consultant: “Massive Brain
Drain: A Challenge Facing Iran Today”
Beatrice Knerr, University of Kassel:
“(Return) Migration of Turkish Citizens
from Germany to Turkey”
011
605
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Intellectual and Politcal View on the
Palestinian Issue
Ran Greenstein, University of the Witwatersrand: “Between the Arab Revolution and
National Self-determination: Jabra Nicola
and the Radical Left in Israel-Palestine”
Ewan Stein, University of Edinburgh: “The
Camp David Consensus: Egyptian Intellectual Approaches to Israel in Historical
Perspective”
Merom Kalie, University of Toronto: “Humanism and Nationalism in the Thought of
Martin Buber”
012
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-11
Gendered Approach to Migration
Chair: Bouzidi Houda, Université de
Constantine et Université de Mostaganem
Maria Pia Belloni Mignatti, Center for
European and Mediterranean Studies:
“In Search of a Gendered Approach to
European Union Immigration Policy: A
Case study, the Directive 2003/86 on the
Right to Family Reunification”
Fatima Mezzouj, Universite Catholique
De Lille: “Les femmes primo-arrivantes,
originaires du Maghreb: une intégration
contractualisée”
Sabrina Garofalo, Università della
Calabria: “Les femmes et la Méditerranée:
le cas de l’ île de Pantelleria”
University & İzmir Economy University:
“The Representation of Honour Killings in
Turkish Mainstream Media”
Leyla Pervizat, Halic University: “In Then
and Now: a Look into Honour Crimes in
Turkey”
Asuman Aytekin İnceolu, Bilgi
University: “Violence towards Women
in the Turkish Criminal Law Legislation
and Practice”
017
015
013
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-24
Identity Issues and Discourse in
Turkey
Burak Kose, York University: “Poverty,
Subalternity, and Conservative
Governmentality: Compassionate
Representations of the Urban Poor in
Turkey”
Asım Karaömerliolu, Boaziçi University:
“Race and Science in early Republican in
Turkey”
Engin Yildirim & Burhanettin Duran,
Sakarya University: “Clash of Discourses:
Islamists and Secularist Interpretations of
the Marmara Earthquake”
Metin Toprak, Eskisehir Osmangazi
University: “Changing Axis of Turkey: The
Dangerous Cohesion of the Society and
the State Elite”
Talha Kose, Istanbul Sehir University:
”Turkey’s JDP and Alevi Opening: Paths
Towards Identity Based Reconciliation”
Sule Toktas & Ali Bayram Soner, Kadir
Has University / Izmir University of
Economic: ”Identity Politics in Turkey: the
Justice and Development Party and the
Alevi Rapprochement”
014
2:30pm - 4:30pm
601
Women of Turkey: A Critical Look into
Honour Crimes in Turkey and among
Diaspora Communities in Europe
Organized by: Leyla Pervizat, PhD, Halic
University
Chair: Leyla Pervizat, Halic University
Bingül Durba, Essex University: “Case
Study: Honour Killings in Turkey”
Hande Ertınas, Middle East Technical
2:30pm - 4:30pm
603
Algeria: Politics and Economics in a
Transitional Post-Conflict Context 1/2: Political Panel
Organized by: Rafael Bustos, Lecturer,
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Chair: Burak Kose, York University
Lucy Blue, University of Southampton:
“Huris of the Red Sea and Indian Ocean?
A Recent Survey”
Dionisius A Agius, John P Cooper, Lucy
Semaan & Chiara Zazzaro, University
of Exeter: “Between Shell-First and
Skeleton-First: Hull Construction in
Southern Red Sea Boatbuilding Traditions
Chair: Fatiha Talahite, CNRS - Université
Paris 13
Discussant: Rafael Bustos, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid
Ghomari Taibi, Université de Ma’ascara:
“Islamic Movement: from the Duality
between Religion and Politics”
Iman Amina Ouenzar, Radio Exterior RNE: “Algérie/ Espagne: convergence
contrariée”
Juan David Sempere, Université
d’Alicante: “Les migrations clandestines
entre l’Ouest de l’Algérie et le Sud-Ouest
de L’Espagne”
Adel Abderrezak, Centre Universitaire
de Khenchela: “Mouvements sociaux et
transition en Algérie”
016
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-04
The Archaeology and Ethnography of
Boat and Ships in the Western Indian
Ocean: Recent Research
Organized by: Chiara Zazzaro & John P
Cooper, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow,
University of Exeter
Chair: Dionisius A Agius, MARES University of Exeter
Cheryl Ward, Coastal Carolina University:
“5,000 Years of Trade and Travel in the
Red Sea”
Tom Vosmer, Luca Belfioretti, Eric
Staples & Alessandro Ghidoni, Jewel of
Muscat Project: “Reconstructing an Early
Ninth-Century C.E. Shipwreck”
606
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Hidden Geographies: Informal Powers
in the Greater Middle East - 1/3:
Civil Society in ‘Uncivil’ Contexts:
Theoretical and Empirical Approaches
Organized by: Gennaro Gervasio,
Director, CMENAS - Macquarie University
Chair: Vincent Durac, University College
Dublin
Emanuela Dalmasso, Università di Torino:
“The Emerging Power of Civil Society?
The Role of Islamist Human Rights
Organisations in Morocco”
Gennaro Gervasio, Macquarie University:
“Between Resistance and Cooptation:
Civil Society Actors in Egypt”
Lucia Sorbera, Università di Milano:
Geographies of Power and Resistance
in Transnational Feminist Networks, a
Glance at Literature and the Arts”
018
602
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Les esprits du changement.
Représentations maghrébines du
rapport nature-culture: Le cas des
jnoun
Organized by: Josep Lluís Mateo Dieste,
Prof., Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Chair: Pablo Dominguez Gregorio,
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona &
LAS et LPED
Discussant: Josep Lluís Mateo Dieste,
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Laurent Auclair, LPED - Université de
Provence: “Des jnouns dans les fissures :
nouveau regard sur l’art rupestre du Haut
Atlas marocain”
Pablo Dominguez Gregorio, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona, LAS et
LPED: “La religiosité locale dans le
développement et la conservation”
Josep Lluís Mateo Dieste, Universitat
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Autònoma de Barcelona: “Jnoun,
réislamisation et rituels de santé”
Romain Simenel, LPED - Université de
Provence: ”Quand les djinns sèment le
doute dans l’ordre des apparences: Un
contrepoint animiste dans l’ontologie
analogique marocaine”
020
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-05
Great Powers in the Middle East Begining of the 20th Century
Sinan Marufoglu, Qatar University:
“The Political and Religious Activities of
England in Iraq before the WWI”
Bulent Ozdemir, Turkish Historical Society
& Balikesir University: “From ‘the Lost
Tribe’ to ‘the Smallest Ally’”
Andrew J. Patrick, University of
Manchester: “The United States and
the Middle East, 1919: Illuminating the
Discursive Foundations of America’s
Evolving Role in the Region”
Mohammad Ali Chelongar, University of
Isfahan: “The Abolishment Process of the
Capitulation in Iran 1906-1928”
Sghaier Noureddine, Universite de
Sharjah: ”Rivalites europeennes dans le
golfe arabe au XVIIIe siecle”
021
2:30pm - 4:30pm
105
Social and Economic Impacts of the
Algerian Transitional Economy
Organized by: Benhabib Abderrezak,
Professor & Director of Laboratory
MECAS, Tlemcen University
Chair: Benhabib Abderrezak, Tlemcen
University
Mohamed Benbouziane & Abderrahim
Chibi, Tlemcen University: “On the
Effectiveness of Fiscal Policy in Algeria:
an Empirical Investigation”
Samir Maliki & Abderrezak Benhabib,
Tlemcen University: “Measuring WaterPoverty Relationship in Algeria using ROC
Curves”
Abdelnacer Bouteldja & Abdelhak
Benamar, Tlemcen University: “The Impact
of Monetary Policy on Exchange Rate in
the Maghreb Countries”
Choaib Bounoua, Tlemcen University:
”Crise de l’emploi et informel en Algérie”
022
202
2:30pm - 4:30pm
New Communication Media in the
Arab World
Chair: Ece Algan, California State
University
Discussant: Nahid Siamdoust, Oxford
University
Teresa Pepe, University of Naples
L’Orientale & AUC: “When a Blog Turns
Into a Best-Seller: A Study about ‘’Ana
Ayza Atgawwaz’’ by Ghada Abdel Ali”
Khalil al-Anani, Durham University: “Virtual
Democracy in the Arab World: The Role of
Young Moderate Islamists in Egypt”
Nele Lenze, Oslo University: “Stories
without Authors’ Reflections on
Authorship in Online Forums in the Gulf”
Johanne Kübler, Sciences Po. Paris: “The
Role of the Internet as an Alternative
Public Space in Authoritarian Countries at
the Example of Egypt and Tunisia”
023
2:30pm - 4:30pm
203
Dynamics of Electoral Politics
Chair: Luciano Zaccara, University of Exeter
& Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
Ashraf Mahmoud Maher, American
University in Cairo: “Survival at a Price: the
Aims and Consequences of Egypt’s 2005
Elections”
Hendrik Jan Kraetzschmar, University
of Leeds: “Electoral Rules, Candidate
Behaviour and the ‘Ideologization’ of
Competitive Politics in Egypt and Saudi
Arabia”
Chaymaa Hassabo, Institute of Political
Science: “The Legitimacy of an Outsider:
Egypt’s Political Opposition Crisis”
Mohammed Redzuan Othman &
Shaharuddin Badaruddin, University of
Malaya: “Competing for a Middle Path in
the Post 12th General Election in Malaysia:
Political Actions Based on Islam by Political
Parties and Non Governmental Organization”
024
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-03
Empire in the Middle East: Antiquity
to the British/French Mandates - 1/4:
Akkadian to Seleukid
Organized by: Robin Adele Greeley, Assoc.
Prof. of Art Histo ry, University of Connecticut
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WOCMES
Chair: Robin Adele Greeley, University of
Connecticut
Discussant: Fred Donner, University of
Chicago
Harvey Weiss, Yale University: “Was the
Akkadian Empire Imperial?”
Karen Radner, University College London:
“The Assyrian Imperial Project”
Pierre Briant, College de France: “The
Achaemenid Empire (c.550-330)”
G.G. Aperghis, University College
London: “The Seleukid Empire”
025
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-12
History of Islamic Law - 1/2
Chair: Katherine E Hoffman, Northwestern
University
Sabrina Joseph, Zayed University:
“Upholding the Integrity of Shari’a in
Ottoman Syria: 17th-18th Century Jurists
and their Laws on Land Tenure”
Fakhri Bsoul, Kaye Academic College:
“The Vanishing of Ibn al- Mundhir
Muhammad Ibn Ibrahim al-Naysaburi:
Methodology in Islamic Jurisprudence”
Nasran Mohamad, National University of
Malaysia: “The Political Situation during
Al-Nawaw’s Lifetime and his Contribution
to Shafi’i Juristic Work”
Toru Miura, Ochanomizu University: “The
Changing Role of Sharia Court in 18th
and 19th Centuries: The Salihiyya Court
Records in Damascus”
026
2:30pm - 4:30pm
108
Christians in the Muslim World
Chair: Yaron Harel, Bar Ilan University
Yaron Harel, Bar Ilan University: “A Unique
Cooperation in Gaza: The Fight of the
Mufti and the Rabbi against Conversion to
Christianity”
Samuel J. Kuruvilla, : “Contextual Liberation
in Israel-Palestine: How Palestinian
Christian Clerics ‘Do Theology’ in their
Quest for Political Liberation”
Houda Blum Bakour, : “The Coptic Mouled
Feast in Religious Identity Shaping in
Egypt”
Hiroko Miyokawa, Sophia University:
“Positioning the Copts in Egyptian
Nationalism: Comparison between Liberal
Egyptian Nationalism and Pharaonism”
027
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-13
029
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-22
Ottoman Perspectives - 1/4:
Historical Approaches
roundtable
E. Attila Aytekin, Middle East Technical
University: “Forms and Strategies of
Peasant Protest in the 19th Century
Ottoman Empire”
Johanna Nykanen, The Finnish Institute of
International Affairs: “Focalising Ilinden:
(Mis)Representing an Uprising in the Late
Ottoman Balkans”
Shingo Yamashita, Tokyo University:
“Ottoman Historiography with the
Example of Ahmedi’s ‘Book of Alexander’”
Organized by: Saïd Belguidoum,
Sociologue, IREMAM - Université de la
Méditerranée
Chair: Isabelle Grangaud, IREMAM - Aix
en Provence
Manel Kabouche, UMR PACTE –
laboratoire Territoire: “L’émergence d’un
030
028
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-02
Communication, Cooperation
and Human Development in the
Mediterranean Region - 1/5: Media’s
Role in the Social Construction of the
Euro Mediterranean Region
Organized by: Teresa Velázquez, Prof.,
Chair: Teresa Velázquez, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona
Discussant: Juan Antonio García Galindo,
Universidad de Málaga
Tayeb Boutbouqalt, Université
Abdelmalek Essaâdi: “La politique du
voisinage de l’Union Européenne à
travers les medias marocains”
Carmina Crusafon, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona:
“Mediterranean TV Productions and
Cultural Dialogue”
Lucía Molina, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona: “The Recommendations
of the Alliance of Civilizations and the
Media: The Syrian Case”
Fernando Sabés, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona: “The Use of Journalistic
Writing in the Informative Treatment of
the Euro Mediterranean Space Social
Construction”
Naomi Sakr, Wetsminster University:
”Pan-Arab TV and its Viewers in
Europe: The Euro-Med Space as
Construed in Programming Policies”
Valentina Saini, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona: ”European Policies in the
Mediterranean and the Media Coverage
of Islamism in the European and Arab
Press”
Métropolisation et enjeux
urbains au Maghreb
territoire métropolitain. Cas de la ville de
Constantine”
Cherifa Hadjij, CREAD – Alger: “Les
pratiques et les représentations socio
spatiales de l’habiter à Alger, entre mythes
et réalités”
Nadia Messaci, Université de
Constantine: “Politiques urbaines et
acteurs de la ville”
Madani Safar Zitoun, CREAD:
“Conséquences de la métropolisation sur
les modes de vie”
Najet Mouaziz, USTO: ”Gouvernance
urbaine et conduite de la métropolisation”
P-24
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Practical, Theoretical and Methodological Challenges of Field
Research in the Middle East
Organized by: Philipp Amour, Drs., University of Fribourg
Chair: Ann M. Lesch, The American University in Cairo
Lexine T. Hansen, Michigan State University: “Developing Methods on the
Ground: Understanding Social networks in Rural Jordan”
Katarzyna Kleiber, Adam Mickiewicz University: “Studying Iranian Art of the
Twentieht Century: Practical and Methodological Difficulties of Field Research”
Philipp Amour, University of Fribourg: “Reflections on Field Research in the
Middle East”
031
5:00pm - 7:00pm
113
Meeting Place of Two Oceans (Majma’alBa’Rayn): Multi-Dimensional Understanding of Middle East - 2/5: Multiple Identity
of the Arab People Based on the Results
of Recent Poll Survey
Organized by: Hiroshi Kato, Prof., Hitotsubashi University
Chair: Hiroshi Kato, Hitotsubashi University
Discussant: Abdelhamid Latif, Egyptian
Research and Training Center
Takeji Ino, Wayo Women’s University: “Political and Social Perceptions and Regional
Differences in Egypt Using Egypt Poll
Survey 2008”
Hiroshi Tomita, Keio University: “Political Attitudes of Urban Dwellers in Egypt.
Results of the Two Poll Surveys in 2007
and 2008”
Shingo Hamanaka, Yamagata University: “A
Political Perception Map of the Palestinians”
Erina Iwasaki, Kyoritsu Women’s University:
“Regional Differences in Social Consciousness within Egypt: An Analysis Based on
Egypt Poll Survey 2008”
032
601
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Great Powers and the Middle East
Chair: Halim Rane, Griffith UniversityDiscussant: Omar Shaban, PalThink for
Strategic Studies
Taylan Ozgur Kaya, Middle East Technical University: “The EU and the Middle
East Peace Process (MEPP): More than
a Modest Presence, Less than a Robust
Actorness”
Beste Isleyen, Eberhard-Karls Universitaet Tuebingen: “Discourse and Action:
A Constructivist Approach to Canadian
Policy towards the Arab-Israeli Conflict
since the End of the Cold War”
Halim Rane, Griffith University: “Second
WOCMES
43
Generations Islamist Parties: Implications
for Islam-West Relations”
033
5:00pm - 7:00pm
202
Chair: Helena Olivan, Oficina de promoció
de la Pau i dels Drets Humans
Cagnur Kaytmaz Balsari, Dokuz Eylul
University: “Gender Differences in Ethical
Decision-making for Future Accounting
Professionals in a Cultural Context”
Ebru Gunlu, Tugba Pala & Roya
Rahim: “The Effects of Societal Values
and Religion on Women’s Career
Development: Comparison of Turkey and
Iran”
Rezvanossadat Jazayeri & Iran
Baghban, University of Isfahan: “Forms
of Stereotype of Gender and Spouse
Offense”
5:00pm - 7:00pm
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-06
Conserving Biodiversity in the Middle
East - 1/5: Important Areas for
Biodiversity in the Middle East
Organized by: Tony Miller, Director, Centre
for Middle Eastern Plants - part of the
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Values and Women Rights in the
Muslim Countries
035
036
Chair: Tony Miller, Centre for Middle
Eastern Plants - part of the Royal Botanic
Garden Edinburgh
Paul Scholte, UNDP: “Some Like it Hot:
Biodiversity Hotspots Concepts in the
Middle East”
Abdul Wali Al Khulaidi, CMEP - part of
the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh &
Taiz Agricultural and Research Extension
Authority: “Important Plant Areas in
Yemen”
Nabeel AbdulHassan, Nature Iraq: “Key
Biodiversity Areas in Iraq”
Yakub El Barasi & Mouneim Barrani,
Garyounis University & High Institute of
Agricultural Sciences: “North Eastern
Libya: Threats to Plant Diversity”
201
What Are the Responsibilities of
Academics as Public Intellectuals?
Organized by: Samia Botmeh, Researcher,
Birzeit University
Chair: Samia Botmeh, Birzeit University
Lisa Taraki, Birzeit University: “In the
Service of Oppression: the Complicity of
the Israeli Academy”
Salim Vally, University of Johannesburg:
“The Slippery Side of the Academy: from
Ivory Tower to Market Mill”
Marcy Newman, Amman Ahliyya
University: “The American Front: Political
Action, Academic Boycotts and the
Legacy of the American Liberal Academy”
Sue Blackwell, University of Birmingham:
“Academic Boycott and the Question of
Academic ‘Freedom’”
Sharif Elmusa, American University in
Cairo: ”The Arab ‘Hard’ Boycott: AUC as a
Case Study”
037
5:00pm - 7:00pm
108
Ala Alazzeh, Rice University: “The
Palestinian Hero-Subject in Times of ‘War’
and ‘Peace’”
Hazem Jamjoum, Badil Resource Center
for Palestinian Residency and Refugee
Rights (Occupied Palestinian Territories):
“Soundtrack to a Revolution: Resistance
Music of the Palestinian Struggle
Between the First and Second Intifadas”
Rania Jawad, New York University:
“Theatre as Political Practice in Palestine”
Najat Rahman, University of Montreal:
”Palestinian Films at the Limits of
Representation and the Nation”
039
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-08
centres historiques méditerranéens
- 2/7: Connaissance historique et
socioculturelle du territoire
Organized by: Ilhan Uzgel, Prof. of
International Relations, Ankara University
Samia Chergui, Université de Blida: “Les
métiers du bâtiment en Alger ottomane:
Un savoir-faire à ressusciter pour la
réhabilitation du cadre bâti”
Abderrahmane Diafat, PUVIT - Université
F.A. de Sétif: “Problématique de
sauvegarde des ‘Hara’: habitat traditionnel
en rénovation à Sérif, Algérie”
Sandra Guinand, Université de Lausanne:
“Régénération urbaine et patrimoine
quand les valeurs supplantent les formes:
le cas du centre historique de Porto”
Chiraz Gafsia, École Nationale Supérieure
d’Architecture de Paris-La Villette: “Enjeux
patrimoniaux et sociaux des nouvelles
politiques urbaines de développement
à Damas, les cas des faubourgs nords
extra-muros”
Malek Mérouani et Yamina Mérouani,
Université Mentouri Constantine:
”Réhabilitation de ‘Mellah Slimane’: Enjeux
d’acteurs et concertation pour un projet
urbaine à Constantine”
Gulsen Ozaydin et Derin Oncel,
Université des Beaux-Arts Mimar Sinan:
”Le Processus de la Formation d’un
Chair: Ilhan Uzgel, Ankara University
Fethi Acikel, Ankara University: “The
Making of a New Conservative-Islamic
Elite: The Case of JDP”
Elcin Aktoprak, Ankara University:
“Minority Politics of the JDP Government
in Turkey”
Ilhan Uzgel, Ankara University: “The NeoOttomanist Tendencies in Turkish Foreign
Policy”
Nuri Yesilyurt, Ankara University: “Turkey
and the Arab World during the JDP Era”
5:00pm - 7:00pm
211
The Representation of Art and Politics
in Palestine
Organized by: Ala Alazzeh & Rania
Jawad, PhD Candidate; PhD Candidate,
WOCMES
Chair: Samera Esmeir, University of
California Berkeley
Turkey’s Transformation under the
Justice and Development Party: Elites,
Minority Politics and Foreign Policy
038
44
Rice University / New York
University
Chair: Samia Chergui, Université de Bilda
Modèle de Revitalisation Durable à
Beykoz, Istanbul”
040
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Affaire des Femmes: Arranged Marriages
in Late Ottoman Istanbul”
112
Urban Spaces of Identity versus
Spaces of Urban Identity in the Arab
World - 2/2
Organized by: Ala Al-Hamarneh & Nadine
Scharfenort, Ass. Prof. / Ass. Prof.,
Chair: Nadine Scharfenort, CERAW - University of Mainz
Discussant: Christopher Parker, University
of Ghent
Fouad Marei, University of Durham: “Beirut
Twenty Years Later: Renegotiated Urban
Spaces of Identity”
Leila Vignel, Oxford University: “Consuming
the City: New Actors, Interests and Struggles
in the Making of the ‘Globalised’ Damascus”
Ala Al-Hamarneh, University of Mainz:
“Heliopolis for the Neoliberals? The New
Cairo as an Urban Space of Identity”
Annemie Vermaelen, University of Ghent:
“Spatial Fantasies and Techno-Government:
Rearranging Landscape and Identity in the
Wadi Araba”
043
5:00pm - 7:00pm
105
Perspectives on Political Parties in the
Middle East
Chair: Pere Vilanova, Ministerio de
Defensa, Spain
Ildiko Kaposi, American University
of Kuwait: “Mediatization and the
Participatory Emirate: Campaign
Communication in the 2008 and 2009
Kuwaiti Elections”
Arzu Kibris, Sabanci University: “Funerals
and Elections: The Effects of Terrorism on
Voting Behavior in Turkey”
Benedetta Berti, Fletcher School:
“Between Political Accomodation and
Conflict: Hamas and Hezbollah as Political
Parties and Their Role in Electoral
Politics”
Maria-Virtuts Sambró i Melero, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: “Bosnia and the
Muslims Democratics Parties”
044
5:00pm - 7:00pm
602
Mediatic Culture and Television
041
5:00pm - 7:00pm
203
Women in Politics and Society: Turkey
Chair: Tugce Ellialti, University of
Pennsylvania
Aybike Seyma Tezel, Middle East
Technical University: “The Role of Women
in the Early Turkization of Anatolia”
Asli Zengin, University of Toronto:
“Intimate Repercussions of Law: Familial
Moral Order, ‘Unchaste’ Women and
Prostitution in Turkey”
Omer Caha, Fatih University: “Attitudes
towards Women in Turkish Society: The
Case of Istanbul”
Sertac Sehlikoglu-Karakas, University of
Toronto: “Modern, Feminine and Islamic:
Female Customers of ‘Veiled’ Hotels in
Turkey”
Tugce Ellialti, University of Pennsylvania:
”The Social Construction of Women’s
Sexual Morality: Narratives about Virginity
Loss and Premarital Sex in Contemporary
Turkey”
Berrak Burcak, Bilkent University: ”Une
Senem Gençtürk Hızal & Sebnem Pala
Güzel, Baskent University: “Media Industry in Turkey: a Conundrum”
Haana Nasserzadeh, Freelance Journalist: “Communication Disorders In Iran”
Medjahdi Mustapha, CRASC: “Culture
ocale et culture médiatique: Les usages et la réception comme formes
d’interactions”
Xenia Gleissner, University of Exeter:
“Communication Channels of UAE Media
Audiences: Oprah Winfrey’s ‘Women in
Dubai’”
Basma El-Bathy, Wayne State University:
”Reform in the Name of God: The Ideal
Woman as Constructed in Egyptian Religious TV Shows”
Nino Kvirikashvili, Iv. Javakhishvili Tbilisi
State University: ”The Function Analysis
of Participles in the Media Arabic”
045
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-13
Ottoman Perspectives - 2/4:
Discourses on Religion and Nation
Birten Çelik, Middle East Technical
University: “Changing Lives and Identities:
The Ottoman Women & the World War I”
Mehmet Ozan, University of Cambridge:
“Different Approaches to Nationalism
in the Islamist Discourse in the Late
Ottoman Society: A Case Study of the
Journal Sebilü’r-re’ad (1908-1924)”
Slobodan Ilic, Eastern Mediterranean
University: “Between Heresy and
Legitimacy: The Religious Discourse of
the 17th Century Ottoman Empire”
Melis Hafez, UCLA: “The Question of
the ‘Laziness of the Ottoman Nation’:
The Discourse and Practice of Work
and Nation-formation in Late Ottoman
Society”
046
212
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Dialogues littéraires et culturels dans
la Méditerranée occidentale
Organized by: Carles Cortés, Teacher,
Universitat d’Alacant
Chair: Carles Cortés, Universitat d’Alacant
Carles Cortés, Universitat d’Alacant:
“Dialogues littéraires et culturels dans
la méditerranée occidentale: Les études
comparées”
Isabel Marcillas, Universitat d’Alacant:
“La convergence des termes ‘femme’
‘voyage’ et ‘Orientalisme’ dans la prose
de l’écrivaine catalane Aurora Bertrana
(1892-1974)”
M. Àngels Llorca, Universitat d’Alacant:
“Présentation de la base de données
et de l’étude de la réception et de
la compilation des ouvres littéraires
francophones du Maghreb dans les
littératures catalane et espagnole”
Josefina Bueno, Universitat d’Alacant:
“Analyse de la situation de la littérature
hispano-africaine actuelle dans les
cultures espagnole et catalane: les
réalités des écrivains d’origine africaine
dans les littératures d’accueil”
WOCMES
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047
603
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Algeria: Politics and Economics in a
Transitional Post-Conflict Context 2/2: Economic Panel
Organized by: Aurèlia Mañé, Lecturer,
GATE - Universitat de Barcelona
Chair: Francesco Cavatorta, Dublin City
University
Discussant: Aurèlia Mañé, GATE Universitat de Barcelona
Mehdi Abbas, LEPII, CNRS, Université
Pierre Mendès: “L’accession de l’Algérie
à l’Organisation mondiale du commerce.
Déterminants d’économie politique et
enjeux systémiques”
Khaled Menna & Abdallah Zouache,
Université de Lyon / GATE CNRS LyonSaint-Etienne: “Reforms and Transition:
Lessons from Algeria’s Fiscal Policy
(2000-2009)”
Fatiha Talahite, CNRS - Université Paris
13: “Réformes et régulation du marché du
travail en Algérie”
Farida Kebri, The Housing Bank for
Trade & Finance: “Le secteur bancaire en
Algérie: entre potentialités et limites de
management”
048
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-04
Dialogues des riverains en
Méditerranée occidentale
Organized by: Victor Morales Lezcano,
Professeur Émérite, Universidad Nacional
de Educación a Distancia
Chair: Victor Morales Lezcano,
Universidad Nacional de Educación a
Distancia
Mustapha El’Horr, Ministère des Affaires
Etrangères: “Au delà de dialogues riverains”
M. Dolores Cañete Aranda, Thalasa
Gestión Cultural y Comunicación:
“Dialogues riverains. Conversations avec
des membres de l’élite tunisienne”
Béchir Yazidi, l’Institut Supérieur d’Histoire
du Mouvement National: “Les relations
entre l’Espagne et la Tunisie: Le cas de
l’exil des républicains espagnols”
Manuela Deiana, Université de Cagliari:
“Images croisées. Un regard sur ‘l’autre’
pour alimenter le dialogue italo-algérien”
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049
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-12
History of Islamic Law - 2/2
Necmettin Kizilkaya, Selcuk University: “A
Legal Genre in Islamic Law: al-Qawā‘id
al-Fiqhiyyah”
Betul I. Argit, Bogazici University: “The
Impact of Women’s Status in the Use of
Law Courts in the Eighteenth Century
Ottoman Empire”
Taymour Harding, University of Oxford:
“Judicial Reform and the Use of
Extraordinary Powers at the Dawn of
the Pahlavi Autocracy: A Study of the
Debates in Iran’s 6th Majles of 1926”
050
5:00pm - 7:00pm
605
Chair: Aizan Ali Mat Zin, University of
Malaya
Discussant: Arzu Kocabas, Mimar Sinan
Fine Arts University
Pedro Azara, UPC-ETSAB: “Architecture
in Baghdad in the 50’s: Aalto, Sert and
Dudok in the Never Built as Planned Civic
Centre”
Deniz Aktan Kucuk, Bahcesehir
University: “New Laws of Dwelling: Sacred
Homes? Uncanny Streets”
Aizan Ali Mat Zin, University of Malaya:
“Al-Attas and his Contributions to the
Islamic Architecture in Malaysia”
Farhad Roozbehi, University of Versailles:
”Teheran Was a Modern City?!”
Nezih R. Aysel, Güldehan Atay & Ece
Postalci Altinkaya, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts
University: ”An Interpretation of Spatial
Characteristics of Bodrum Vernacular
Architecture with a Comparison of Holiday
Villas”
5:00pm - 7:00pm
052
102
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Planification urbaine en Algérie - 2/3:
Pratiques spatiales dans les villes
algériennes
Urban Theory and History
051
“Development of Rural Architecture in
North Western Jordan from Hellenistic
to Early-Islamic Periods. A Case Study of
Barsinia”
Ashraf Sayed Mohamed, Sohag
University: “Civilian Christian Houses in
Upper Egypt during 5th and the 10th
Centuries”
Jordi Vidal, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona: ”’Ugaritic Dimatu’, Fortresses
and/or Farmsteads?”
Gjore Cenev, MKC Planetarium:
”Megalithic Observatory Kokino and the
Influences of the East Mediterranean and
Middle East Culture in 2000 B.C.”
Chair: Josep Giralt, IEMed.
Nawel Achour-Bouakkaz, Département
d’architecture et d’urbanisme de
Constantine: “Faire la ville et pratiques
spatiales des habitants: Une approche par
le genre”
Said Chouadra, Université de
Sétif: “L’espace public comme lieu
d’apprentissage du vivre ensemble”
Samira Louafi EP Bellara & Sarah
Benharkat, Laboratoire ABE Université
Mentouri Constantine: “La qualité des
ambiances urbaine dans les espaces
publics”
Samia Lamraoui, Université SAAD Dahlab
Blida: “Caractérisation et qualification du
confort et des ambiances climatiques des
espaces collectifs des grands ensembles
de l’habitat collectif en vue de concevoir
une ville durable”
Alikhodja Nadir, Université de Sétif: ”La
ville algérienne entre planification et laisser
aller: Le nouveau défis du XXI siècle”
P-05
053
Chair: Miquel Molist, Universitat
Middle East Politics through ‘PostDemocratization’ Lense - 2/2: PostDemocratization in Practice: Case
Studies
Mehrdad Ghodrat-Dizaji, Urmia
University: “Sasanian Defensive System in
Northern Iran”
Tobin Hartnell, University of Chicago:
“Transforming Sasanian Fars: A Case
Study from the Kur River Basin”
Lamia El-Khouri, Yarmouk University:
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Graus
Archeology in the Middle East
Organized by: Raymond Hinnebusch,
Prof., University of St. Andrews
Sponsored by: International Association
of Middle Eastern Studies (IAMES)
Chair: Andre Bank, Philipps University
Marburg
Discussant: Oliver Schlumberger,
University of Tuebingen
Mark Sedgwick, University of Aarhus:
“Egyptian Regime Legitimacy and the
Crisis of the Old Order”
Julie Pruzan-Jørgensen, Danish Institute
for International Studies: “Regime
Legitimation, Political Liberalization and
Authoritarian Resilience. Findings from
the Moroccan Moudawana Reform”
Peter Seeberg, University of Southern
Denmark: “Union for the Mediterranean:
Pragmatic Multilateralism and the
Technocratization of European-Middle
Eastern Relations”
054
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-10
Chair: Dina Rizk Khoury, George
Washington University
Ali Bader, Independent Scholar: “The
1990s: A New Generation of Intellectuals
in Iraq”
Haider Saeed, Independent Scholar:
“Non-State Intellectuals: A Critical Trend
in Iraqi Culture”
Dhiaa al-Asadi, University of Birmingham:
“Sadr II: The Leader of an Articulate
Revolution”
Joseph Sassoon, Georgetown University:
“The Ba’th Party in the 1990s”
055
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-03
Sasanian to Byzantine
Iraq in the 1990s: Cultural and
Political Trends
Organized by: Robin Adele Greeley, Assoc.
Prof. of Art History, University of Connecticut
Organized by: Dina Rizk Khoury, Assoc.
Prof. of History and International Affairs,
George Washington University
Chair: Robin Adele Greeley, University of
Connecticut
Discussant: Harvey Weiss, Yale University
Touraj Daryaee, University of California
Irvine: “The Sasanian Empire: Form and
Structure”
Kevin Butcher, University of Warwick:
“The Roman Empire in the Near East”
Irfan Shahid, Georgetown University:
“Byzantium”
Hartmut Kühne, Freie Universität: “The
Middle Assyrian Empire”
056
P-02
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Mediterranean Region - 2/5:
Information and Communication
Rights in the Mediterranean Region
Chair: Carme Coll, ART PNUD
Discussant: Francisco Martín, Universitat
Javier Baulúz, Periodismo Humano:
“Journalism and Human Rights”
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Olga del Río, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona: “The Information
and Communication Rights in the
Mediterranean Region”
Abdelouahab El Imrani, Abdelmalek
Essaâdi University: “Actual Situation of
Information and Communication Rights in
Morocco”
Raquel Martínez-Gómez, AECID: “The
Information and Communication Rights: A
General view”
María Luz Ortega, Fundación ETEA:
”Development Education: the Role of
Information and Communication Rights”
Ricardo Carniel Bugs, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: ”The Evolution
and Results of the Mediterranean
Network of Regulatory Authorities
(MNRA)”
057
5:00pm - 7:00pm
606
Hidden Geographies: Informal Power
Redistributing Power Relations
through Informal Alliances
Director, CMENAS - Macquarie
University
Chair: Andrea Teti, University of
Aberdeen
Massimo Alone, NGO Project Manager:
“Traditionalism, Religion and Politics in
the West Bank: The Cases of Hebron
and Nablus”
Lorenzo Trombetta, Università di Roma
‘’La Sapienza’’: “Beyond the Party:
Patterns of Elite Turnover in Syria
between the Two al-Asads”
Larbi Sadiki, University of Exeter:
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“Whither Arab Republicanism: NeoDynasticism & State-Making/Unmaking”
Noah Bassil, Macquarie University: “Reinventing Tribal Power in Darfur”
058
5:00pm - 7:00pm
501
Knowledge under Control. Religious
and Political Censorship in Islamic
Societies - 1/4: The Pre-modern
Period
Organized by: Maribel Fierro, Research
Professor, CSIC Madrid
Sponsored by: European Research
Council. Advanced Research Grant,
KOHEPOCU F03049, Instituto de
Lenguas y Culturas del Mediterráneo
y de Oriente Próximo (ILC) - CSIC,
Consejo Superior de Investigaciones
Científicas, & Ministerio de Ciencia e
Innovación
Chair: Maribel Fierro, CSIC Madrid
Monica Balda-Tillier, Oxford University:
“La passion interdite: le martyre d’amour
en proie à la censure”
Sonja Brentjes, Universidad de Sevilla:
“Establishing Boundaries for Knowledge
- Ayyubid, Mamluk and Timurid Rulers,
Functionaries and Scholars”
Daphna Ephrat, The Open University of
Israel: “Purifying Sufism: Opposition to
Antinomians in the Earlier Middle Period”
Sebastian Günther, Göttingen University:
“Boundaries and Horizons of Learning in
al-Ghazali and Ibn Rushd”
059
roundtable
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-22
Objet de la recherche Chercheur d’objet
Organized by: Ouaglal Zina, Président,
Université Paris Ouest Nanterre la
Défense
Chair: Ouaglal Zina, Université Paris
Ouest Nanterre la Défense
Khalil Sahri
Paula Duran
Khadija Mokkadem
Ismail Yousfi, Université de Constantine:
“La Rélation qui Lie l’Estime de Soi au
Bien Être d’Apprendre: Cas d’Étude
d’Enfants Hospitalisés”
Tuesday morning / Mardi matin
060
Graus
9:00am - 11:00am
Knowledge under Control. Religious and Political Censorship in
Islamic Societies - 2/4: The Pre-Modern Period
Organized by: Maribel Fierro, Research Professor, CSIC Madrid
Sponsored by: European Research Council. Advanced Research Grant,
KOHEPOCU F03049, Instituto de Lenguas y Culturas del Mediterráneo
y de Oriente Próximo (ILC) - CSIC, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones
Científicas, & Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación
064
Francesca Forte, Universitá di Milano: “La censure de l’histoire: Averroès et
l’historiographie arabe contemporaine”
Samir Kaddouri, Leiden University: “Les Abbâdides ont-t-ils imposé une
dissimulation par Ibn Hazm de ses opinions politiques dans la seconde version
de Kitâb al-Fasl”
Giuseppe Mandala, CCHS - CSIC: “Religious and Political Censorship and
Martyrdom in Islamic Sicily (9th-11th Century)”
Marina Pyrovolaki, American University of Beirut: “Dropping the Fetters:
Pseudo-Historical Literature and its Creative Limitations”
9:00am - 11:00am
501
Palestine/Internet: On-line
Imagination, Activism and Archiving
Organized by: Helga Tawil-Souri, Assist.
Prof., New York University
Chair: Miriyam Aouragh, Oxford Internet
Institute
May Farah, New York University: “Virtual
Nationalism”
Miriyam Aouragh, Oxford Internet
Institute: “Cyber Intifada: Palestinian
Activism in the Age of Web 2.0”
Helga Tawil-Souri, New York University:
“Creating a Digital Palestine”
Laila Shereen Sakr, University of
California: “On Archiving Gaza”
Katie Boudreau Morris, Saint Mary’s
University: ”Hidden in Plain View:
Spaces and Cyberspaces of Israeli
Apartheid”
062
9:00am - 11:00am
108
Facets of Neoliberal Transformation
Organized by: Galip Yalman, Assoc.Prof.Dr.,
Middle East Technical University
Chair: Nesim Seker, Middle East Technical
University
Galip Yalman, Middle East Technical
University: “Coping with Neoliberal
Transformation”
Emre Uckardesler, Carleton University:
“Conservative Welfare Regimes in Global
Times: Social Policy Transformation in
Turkey”
Zulkuf Aydin, Leeds University: “Identity
Politics and the Changing Nature of the
State”
Ergin Yildizoglu, Middle East Technical University: “Neo-liberalism and Political Islam”
063
9:00am - 11:00am
P-05
9:00am - 11:00am
Palestinian Political Scene - 1/2: Post
the Peace Process
Chair: Sebastian Guenther, Goettingen University
061
Boudemagh Noureddine, Agence
Foncière de Constantine: “Le
developpement urbain en Algerie et
initiatives des acteurs locaux”
Hakim Menia, Université du Havre: “Une
grande métropole en mutation: Analyse
prospective des rapports entre système
territorial et système de transport à Alger”
102
Planification urbaine en Algérie - 3/3:
Acteurs des espaces urbains
Chair: Ouassila Bendjaballah,
Université Larbi Benm’hidi
Discussant: José Luis Villanova,
Université de Gérone
Ouassila Bendjaballah, Université Larbi
Benm’hidi: “Les proprietaires fonciers:
producteurs incontournables de
l’espace urbain dans la ville algerienne:
logiques et interets”
Chair: Amjad Banishamsa, Durham
University
Amjad Banishamsa, Durham Universit:
“Palestinian perception of the EU in the
MEPP”
Corinna Mullin-Lery, SOAS - University of
London: “Exploring the Islamist Challenge to
the ‘Liberal Peace’ Discourse: The Case of
Hamas and the Israel-Palestine Conflict”
Lorenzo Cremonesi, Università Cattolica
Sacro Cuore: “Palestinian Youth in Gaza:
From Political Resistance to ‘Escapism’”
065
113
9:00am - 11:00am
(Majma’Al-Ba’Rayn): Multi-dimensional
Understanding of Midlle East 3/5: Sufis and Saints Facing the
Government and the Public - I
Organized by: Masayuki Akahori,
Chairman, Sophia University
Chair: Masayuki Akahori, Sophia University
Discussant: Yasushi Tonaga, Kyoto
University
Kei Takahashi, Sophia University:
“Redefining Sufism for the Nation:
Muhammad Tawfiq al-Bakri (1870-1932)
and his Reform of Al-Turuq Al-Sufiyya”
Maruyama Daisuke, Kyoto University:
“Sufism and Tariqa Facing the State: A
Case Study of the Contemporary Sudan”
Marc Toutant, CETOBAC, EHESS-CNRS
Paris: ”Materialist Ideology Facing a Great
Sufi Poet, the Case of Ali shir Nawai in
Soviet Uzbekistan: from Concealment to
Patrimonalisation”
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066
9:00am - 11:00am
P-06
068
9:00am - 11:00am
P-12
Conserving Biodiversity in the
Middle East - 2/5: Conservation
and Restoration in the Middle
East; Successes, Challenges,
Methodologies
Urban Theories in Middle Eastern
Cities
Sevket Yildiz, Uludag University: “Modern
Urban Theories And Islamic Cities”
Somaiyeh Falahat, Technische Universität
Cottbus: “Morphological Patterns of
Middle Eastern Cities, Descriptions and
Stereotypes”
Mohammad Reza Shirazi, Technical
University of Berlin: “To the Cities
Themselves: Understanding
Middle Eastern Cities within the
Phenomenological Discourse”
Guy Rak, Hebrew University of Jerusalem:
“The Visual Culture of the Ottoman
Empire:The Architecture of the Second
Constitutional Period in the case of
Abide-i Hürriyet”
Chair: Mohammad Reza Shirazi, Technical
University of Berlin
Chair: Tony Miller, Centre for Middle
Garden Edinburgh
Othman Llewellyn, National Commission
for Wildlife Conservation and
Development: “Saudi Arabia’s Revised
Protected Area System”
Diana Quiroz, University of Kassel:
“Assessing the Constraints to
Environmental Protection in South-East
Arabia: A Qualitative and Quantitative
Analysis of Agro-pastoral Land Use
Systems in the Hawf Protected Area,
Yemen”
Michelle Stevens, California State
University: “Cultural and Ecological
Restoration of the Al-Ahwar Wetlands,
Iraq”
067
9:00am - 11:00am
P-03
Umayyad to Mamluk
Organized by: Robin Adele Greeley,
Assoc. Prof. of Art History, University of
Connecticut
Chair: Fred Donner, University of Chicago
Discussant: Peter Sluglett, University of
Utah
Fred Donner, University of Chicago: “The
Umayyad State as an Empire”
Farhad Daftary, Institute for Ismaili
Studies: “The Fatimid Caliphate as an
Empire, 909-1171”
Carl Petry, Northwestern University: “The
Mamluk Sultanate in Egypt and Syria,
1250-1517”
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070
9:00am - 11:00am
P-08
centres historiques méditerranéens
- 3/7: Connaissance urbanisticoarchitectural
Chair: Métair Kouider, Association Bel
Horizon
Métair Kouider, Association Bel Horizon:
“La rénovation urbaine dans la vieille cité
oranaise”
Nabila Cherif Seffadj, Ecole Nationale
Supérieure d’Architecture d’Alger: “Vers
une reconnaissance et une prise en
charge du patrimoine architectural du
XIXe siècle d’Alger centre”
Leila Sahraoui-Zerarka, Université de
Blida: “Les potentialités patrimoniales de
l’habitat individuel dans les lotissements
coloniaux : Cas de la ville de Blida”
Nesma Brahimi Bensalem, Laboratoire
SEDET – CNRS: “Dynamique sociospatial des Ksour du Sud Ouest Algérien”
Valeria Mogavero, Architecte
indépendante: ”La revitalisation
des centres historiques dans la ville
méditerranéenne contemporaine: études
de cas au Caire et à Palerme”
Essifi Chokri & Tarchi Basma, Association
des amis de la terre: ”Patrimoine local
et développement durable : Chenini et
Douiret deux villages berbères dans la
région de Tataouine en Tunisie”
071
9:00am - 11:00am
203
Peace in Turkey? - 1/4: Identity
Politics and the State
Organized by: Tim Jacoby, Senior
Lecturer, Manchester University
Chair: Tim Jacoby, Manchester University
Discussant: Menderes Çınar, Baskent
University
Kim Shively, Kutztown University of
Pennsylvania: “Conceptualizing Islam in
Secular Turkey”
Evangelos Liaras, Koç University: “The
Electoral Dimension of Turkey’s Kurdish
Question”
Rojda Alaç, EHESS Paris: “Mapping
and Counter-Mapping the Identity and
Memory: Kurdish Reconstruction of the
Public Space in Turkey”
Edel Hughes, University of Limerick:
”Realizing Minority Rights in Turkey: A
Case of Reform Fatigue?”
072
9:00am - 11:00am
211
Urban Landscapes in Middle Eastern
Cinema: Entering the 21st Century
Organized by: Alberto Elena, Profesor
Titular, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Chair: Alberto Elena, Universidad Carlos III
de Madrid
Discussant: Alejandra Val, Universidad
Carlos III de Madrid
Viola Shafik, Independent scholar:
“From the Hara (alley) to the Ashwa’iyat
(informal housing): Shifting Spaces and
the National Egyptian Body”
Ana Martín Morán, Universidad Rey Juan
Carlos de Madrid: “Images (im)possibles
dans le cinéma algérien récent”
Javier Hernández Estrada, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid: “Istanbul in the
Shadows: The Big City and the New
Turkish Cinema”
Farshad Zahedi, Universidad Carlos III de
Madrid: “De-centering Women: Woman on
the Urban Landscape in Daruish Mehrjui’s
Films”
073
9:00am - 11:00am
P-24
Le sport dans les pays du MoyenOrient et d’Afrique du Nord. Enjeux
sociaux et symboliques
Organized by: Michel Raspaud, ,
Université Joseph Fourier
Driss Abassi, Université du Sud Toulon:
“Le sport international au Maghreb :
un paradigme identitaire et/ou une
propagande politique?”
G. Whitney Azoy, American Institute of
Afghanistan Studies: “‘Goat Game’”
Nadim Nassif, Université Joseph Fourier:
“Sport in Lebanon from 1991 to 2010:
Interference of Politics and Absence of
Policy”
Mahfoud Amara, Loughborough
University: “Sport, Internationalism
and Regionalism Debates in the ArabMuslim World: between ‘Modernity’ and
‘Authenticity’”
Aditi Surie von Czechowski, Columbia
University: ”Politics and football
Hooliganism in Algeria and Egypt”
9:00am - 11:00am
075
9:00am - 11:00am 602
Lebanon: Leadership, Identity and
Communal Bonds
Chair: Fouad G Marei, University of
Durham
Aaron Brand, American University of
Beirut: “Playing the Martyr: Victimhood
and Identity in Contemporary Lebanese
Politics”
Rafal Ozarowski, University of Gdansk:
“Sub-state Actors Confronting the Role of
States, the case of Hizballah”
Maylis Konnecke, Queen’s University
Belfast: “‘Waltz with Bashir, Samir’, Michel
and the Others: Rivalry and Divisions
among the Lebanese Christians”
Erminia Chiara Calabrese, Universitat
Rovira i Virgili: “Leader – partisans au
Liban : construction d’une légitimité
politique, le cas de Tayyar al-Moustaqbal”
Mara Albrecht, Research Assistant and
Instructor, University of Erfurt, Germany:
”Lebanese Political Parties and their
Youth and Student Organisations an Important Affiliation in Historical
Perspective”
Nasser Kalawoun, Saudi Commercial
9:00am - 11:00am
P-13
Emerging Powers and the Middle East
202
Structures of Peace and Violence in
the Muslim World
Chair: Michel Raspaud, Université Joseph
Fourier
074
077
Office in London: ”Tripoli Lebanon: an
Islamist Fort or a Terror Source?”
Discussant: Mohey Mowafy, Professor,
Northern Michigan University
Yousuf Dadoo, University of South
Africa: “Suicide Bombers or Martyrdom
Operatives? The Furious Debate among
Muslims about the Status of these Battle
Strategists”
Stephanie Dornschneider, Graduate
Institute of International Studies: “Belief
Systems and Action Inferences as a
Source of Violence in the Name of Islam”
Èlia Susanna i López, Universitat Oberta
de Catalunya and Washington State
University; “Towards and Understanding of
Afghan Elections on the Ground through
a Culture of Violence Analysis”
Eugenia Pecoraro, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona: “China’s strategy in North
Africa and Future Economic Challenges
for the Mediterranean Region”
Marc Lanteigne, University of St.
Andrews: “The Persistence of Energy
Politics in Sino-Middle Eastern Relations”
Henelito A. Sevilla, Jr, University of the
Philippines-Diliman: “The Middle East
Oil and the Nation-State System: An
Evaluation of Dependency in China,
Japan, Thailand and the Philippines”
078
212
9:00am - 11:00am
Transformation from Politics based
on Communal Identities to Crosscommunal National Parties through
the Electoral System: The Cases of
Iraq and Lebanon
Organized by: Keiko Sakai, Prof., Tokyo
University of Foreign Studies
076
9:00am - 11:00am
201
The Circulation of Culture: State
Projects, Civic Initiatives and Media
Representations
Organized by: Fida Adely, Assist. Prof.,
Georgetown University
Chair: Fida Adely, Georgetown University
Rochelle Davis, Georgetown University:
“Iraqi Culture and the US Military”
Petra Kuppinger, Monmouth College:
“The Use of the Concept of ‘Culture’ in
German Public Debates and Media about
Islam”
Lucia Volk, San Francisco State
University: “Images of Lebanon: USAID
and Iran’s ICORL and the Strategic Use of
Symbols”
Fida Adely, Georgetown University: “No
Eating with Your Hands, No Kisses at
the Grave: Reforming Culture and Kin
Associations in Jordan”
Chair: Keiko Sakai, Tokyo University of
Foreign Studies
Dai Yamao, Kyoto University: “Beyond
the Sectarian Conflict in Post-war Iraqi
Politics: The Turn to Nationalism in the
Iraqi National Assembly Election of
January 2010”
Kota Suechika, Ritsumeikan University:
“If Not Democracy nor Authoritarianism,
What? Simultaneous Equations of
Lebanon’s Power Sharing after the 2005
Syrian Withdrawal”
Keiko Sakai, Tokyo University of Foreign
Studies: “Roots of ‘Sunni Triangle’ in the
Modern History of Iraq”
079
603
9:00am - 11:00am
Une autre anthropologie du fait urbain
en Iran
Organized by: Amin Moghadam, Doctorantconsultant “Fabrique de la cité”, groupe Vinci,
Laboratoire Gremmo - Université Lyon II
Chair: Fariba Adelkhah, Centre d’études et
de recherches internationales
Amin Moghadam, Laboratoire Gremmo:
Université Lyon II: “Projet de South Pars:
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Plate-forme on shore d’un gisement de
gaz et les prémices d’une ville au c’ur d’un
milieu rural”
Mina Saïdi Sharouz, Observatoire Urbain
de Téhéran: “Les mobilités quotidiennes
des femmes à Téhéran, entre planification
urbaine et pratiques socio-spatiales”
Ghazel Radpay, Artiste visuelle
indépendante: “Série vidéos performances
‘me’”
Niloufar Banisadre, Paris Photographic
institute: “Ma ville perdue”
Asal Bagheri, Université Paris Descartes:
”La ville, le troisième personnage des
triangles amoureux du cinéma iranien
post-révolutionnaire”
080
9:00am - 11:00am
P-02
Mediterranean Region - 3/5: Media
and Gender Representation in the
Mediterranean Region
Chair: Montserrat Minobis, Xarxa
Internacional de Dones Periodistes i
Comunicadores
Discussant: Montserrat Puig, Associació
Dones Periodistes de Catalunya
Natalia Fernández, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona: “Media Images and
Discourses: Violence against Women in
the Last 25 Years”
Mary Luz Barbeito & Anna Fajula, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona: “Gender
Representation in Spanish Radio Publicity”
Elisabet García Altadill, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: “Gender Repre-
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sentation in the European Television”
Sahar Talaat, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid: “The Representation of Muslim
Women in the Media”
Aimée Vega Montiel, ”The Access and
Participation of Women in the Media
Industries”
081
9:00am - 11:00am
112
State-Society Relations in
Contemporary Turkey
Organized by: Ayse Ezgi Gurcan, PhD.
Candidate in Political Science, Sabanci
University
Chair: Meltem Muftuler-Bac, Sabanci
University
Discussant: Isik Ozel, Sabanci University
Sinem Gurbey, Columbia University:
“Islam, Nation-State, and the Military: A
Discussion of Secularism in Turkey”
Amelie Barras & Sebnem Gumuscu,
London School of Economics / University
of Virginia: “Struggling to Define the
Terms of National Contracts in Turkey and
France”
Ayse Ezgi Gurcan, Sabanci University:
“The Alevis and the State in Contemporary
Turkey”
Selin Merzuka Turkes, Sabanci University:
“Consistency as a Source of the EU’s
Influence on Turkey”
Ahmet ‘çduygu & Deniz Sert,
Koc University: ”Consequences of
Transnational Citizenship for Migrant
Sending Countries: A Debate on Dual
Citizenship”
082
9:00am - 11:00am
P-10
Roman Empire
Chair: Jordi Cortadella Morral, Universitat
Eman Elsayed, University of Leeds:
“Augustus Propaganda in Egypt”
Mohamed Solieman, Assiut University: “Aspects of Augustus Propaganda in Greece”
Jordi Cortadella Morral, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: “Les Nubel, de
défenseurs à rebelles dans le limes de la
Maurétanie (IV siècle après J.C.)”
Mehri Bagheri, Ahar Branch: “The
Importance of the Trilingual Inscription of
Shapur I concerning Persian and Roman
Wars in 3rd century A.D.”
Isaías Arrayás Morales, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: ”Élites en conflit:
Les séquelles des guerres mithridatiques
en Asie Mineure”
083
9:00am - 11:00am
601
Rereading the ‘’Public Sphere’’
in the Middle East: Print Culture,
New Media, Pop Cultures - 1/2:
Boundaries, Visibility and Hidden
Transcripts
Organized by: Sune Haugbolle, Assist.
Prof., University of Copenhagen
Chair: Armando Salvatore, University of
Naples
Discussant: Samuli Schielke, Zentrum
Moderner Orient Berlin
Sune Haugbolle, University of
Copenhagen: “I am not an Infidel: Ziad
Rahbani and Secular Publicness in
Wartime Lebanon”
Jonas Otterbeck, University of Lund:
“Islamic Social Cohesion vs. a Plurality of
Lifestyles in Saudi Arabia”
Daniella Kuzmanovic, University of
Copenhagen: “Putting on Display:
Features of the Making of Politics and
Political Subjects”
Sarah Jurkiewicz, University of Oslo:
“Publicness and New Boundaries in the
Lebanese Blogosphere”
Chair: Saad Eddin Ibrahim, Ibn Khaldun
Center for Development Studies & Drew
University
in the Qur’an for the Earliest Christian
Theory of the Atonement”
087
roundtable
9:00am - 11:00am
P-22
The Egyptian Political Scene:
Coordinated Efforts to Promote
Change
Cameel Halim, Coptic Assembly of
America.
Mokhtar Kamel, Coalition of Egyptian
American Organizations:.
Maria Dayton, Voices for a Democratic
Egypt.
Organized by: Saad Eddin Ibrahim, Chairman, Coalition of Egyptian Organizations
084
9:00am - 11:00am
605
088
Dialogue between Religions
Irma Makharadze, Tbilisi Institute of
Asia and Africa: “Christianity and Islam
(Christian References in the Koran)”
Arie Schippers, University of
Amsterdam: “Jews and Christians in the
Dhakhira by Ibn Bassam of Santarem
(d.1147)”
M. Issam Eido, Damascus University:
“Fatawa Al-Jihad and Christian-Muslims
Relationships through Andalusi Source:
Almeyar Al-Mughrib by Al-Wansharisi”
085
9:00am - 11:00am
P-04
Religious Hermeneutics of the Koran
and Related Texts - 1/3
Graus
11:30am - 1:30pm
Promoting Research on the Middle East: Cornerstone of the
Alliance of Civilizations
Organized by: European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed)
Chair: Bernardino León Gross, General Secretary of the Presidency of the Spanish
government: “The Role of Spain and the Political Aspects in the Alliance of Civilizations”
Moderator: Senén Florensa, General Director, European Institute of the Mediterranean
(IEMed)
Jorge Sampaio*, United Nations High representative for the Alliance of Civilizations: “The
Role of the UNAOC in Promoting and Defending the Alliance of Civilizations”
Yvonne Haddad, Center for Christian-Muslim Understanding, Georgetown University:
“The Role of Interreligious Dialogue in the Alliance of Civilizations”
Bichara Khader, Professor at the Université Catholique de Louvain: “The Role of Cultural
Dialogue within the Alliance of Civilizations”
Randa Achmawi, Journalist and Writer, Al Ahram Hebdo: “Democratization and the Role
of Civil Society and Women in the Alliance of Civilization”
Discussant: Shadaab Rahemtulla, Oxford
University
Sylvia Akar, University of Helsinki:
“The Eternal and Transhistorical vs. the
Changing and Dynamic in Prophetic
Hadiths”
Mohd Zamrus Mohd Ali, Ministry of higher
education: “The Discipline of Al-Qur’an
and its Relation with the Intellectual
Tradition of Andalusia”
Rahile Yilmaz, Marmara University:
“Mursal Transmissions in Ibn Abou Hatim
al-Razi’s ‘Ilal al-Hadith”
Teruaki Moriyama, Sophia University:
“The Traditionalists from the East: The
Intellectual activities of Khurasanian
Hadith Scholars and the Spread of Their
Scholastic Mantle into Iraq and Syria
between the 10th and 13th Centuries”
Alena Kulinich, SOAS - University of
London: ”Schools of Exegesis and
their Authority as Represented in Early
Encyclopaedic Tafsir”
Alison Howard Mathias Zahniser,
Greenville College: ”Points of Contact
* to
089
11:30am - 1:30pm
201
EU Security Policy-Making in the
Mediterranean: Consequences in
Value and Ethical Terms
Organized by: Pinar Bilgin, Assoc. Prof.,
Bilkent University
Cooperation: Expectations and
Frustrations”
David Alvarado, Universitat Oberta de
Catalunya & CIDOB: “EU-Morocco Security
Co-operation: the European Gendarme”
Habiba Mohsen, Arab Forum for
Alternatives: “EU Security policies:
Challenges and effects on the South of the
Mediterranean”
Chair: Eduard Soler i Lecha, Centre d’Estudis
Internacionals de Barcelona - CIDOB
Discussant: Pinar Bilgin, Bilkent University
090
/ CIDOB
Pinar Bilgin, Bilkent University / CIDOB:
“EU Security Policy-Making in the
Mediterranean: a Preliminary Overview of
the Consequences in Value and Ethical
Terms”
Louisa Dris Ait-Hammadouche, Algiers
University: “EU-Algerian Security
be confirmed
P-04
11:30am - 1:30pm
and Related Texts - 2/3
Chair: Ismail Albayrak, Australian Catholic
University
Ismail Albayrak, Australian Catholic
University: “Modern Turkish Qur’anic
WOCMES
53
Exegesis: With Special reference to
Fethullah Gulen”
Shadaab Rahemtulla, Oxford University:
“Returning to the Qur’an: Gamal alBanna, Textual Interpretation and the
Question of Authority in Contemporary
Islam”
Ilhami Oruçoglu, Uludag University
Faculty of Theology: “Understanding
the Prophet in the Modern World: an
Approach to the Conception of Prophet
Muhammad (pbu) in the Modern
Biographies”
Rassmea Salah, L’Orientale University
of Naples: “A New critical, Linguistic
and Historical Approach to the Qur’an.
Seeking Universal andTtemporal
Precepts in European Islam”
Kelly Al-Dakkak, University of Oxford:
”Classical Methods and Modern
Conclusions: Examining Mohamed Talbi’s
Historical Reading of the Qur’an”
091
11:30am - 1:30pm
211
Seyed Masoud Mousavi Shafaee,
Semnan Univeristy: “A Constructivist View
into the Enmity between Iran & the West:
Manifestation of the Islamic Revolution
Identity in Iranian Foreign Policy Behavior”
Ali Ali Granmayeh, SOAS - University of
London: “Diplomacy of Failure: Origins
and Achievements of Iranian Foreign
Policy under Ahmadinejad”
Shahram Akbarzadeh, University of
Melbourne: “Obama’s Iran Dilemma”
Ali Fathollah-Nejad & Miriam Shabafrouz,
SOAS - University of London: “The GeoEconomic Dynamics of Iran Sanctions in a
Multipolar World”
Fahri Türk, Trakya University: ”TurkishIranian trade relations between 2000 and
2008”
093
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-03
Ottoman to Mandates
Economics of the Mediterranean
- 1/2: Migration and Trade in the
Mediterranean
Organized by: Robin Adele Greeley,
Assoc. Prof. of Art History, University of
Connecticut
Organized by: Joan Costa Font & Jose
Garcia-Montalvo, London School of
Economics / Pompeu Fabra University
& Research Analyst, CREMed - Center
for Research on the Economies of the
Mediterranean
Chair: Harvey Weiss, Yale University
Discussant: Robin Adele Greeley,
University of Connecticut
Chair: Heba Nassar, University of Cairo
Alfred Tovias, Hebrew University of
Jerusalem: “Emigration Policy: the Case of
Mediterranean Countries”
Susanne Bauer, Center for Near
and Middle East Studies: “Talent for
Development: Scaling-Up Positive Effects
of Migration in the MENA Region”
Mehmed Serkan Tosun, University of
Nevada (USA): “International Labor
Migration, Brain Drain and Fiscal Policy in
the Euro-Mediterranean Region”
Yehudith Kahn, Tel Hai Academic College:
“Interrelationships between Migration and
Poverty: Evidence from Egypt and Morocco”
092
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-21
Palmira Brummett, University of
Tennessee: “The Ottomans: Inheriting,
Creating, and Projecting Empire”
Sarah D. Shields, University of North
Carolina: “Ottoman/British Mandate in the
Provinces (Case Study: Mosel)”
Peter Sluglett, University of Utah:
“Aspects of Late Imperialism: the
Mandates and State Formation in the
Middle East”
Henry Laurens, College de France:
“European Mandate Politics in the Middle
East”
095
094
11:30am - 1:30pm
11:30am - 1:30pm
202
Chronotopes in Israeli and
Palestinian Art
Chair: Yaron Shemer, University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill
Alexandra Nocke: “Israel’s Place at the
Mediterranean: An Exploration into the
Visual Representations of Tel Aviv and the
Sea”
Mark Westmoreland, American University
in Cairo: “Representing Shatila”
Yaron Shemer, University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill: “At the End of the
World: The Periphery in Israeli Cinema”
096
P-02
Mediterranean Region - 4/5:
Mediterranean as a Semiotic Space
Chair: Haizam Amirah-Fernández, Real
Instituto Elcano
Chair: José Manuel Pérez Tornero,
WOCMES
Cristina Marqués, Instituto IES- Can
de Morvedre: “Cultural Identities and
Symbolic Representation in Autonomous
Spanish Televisions”
Carmen Martínez Romero, Universidad de
Granada: “La Méditerranée dans la culture
du voyage”
Nieves Ortega Garcia, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: “Translation and
Border: Terminological Precisions”
Teresa Velázquez, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona: “Intertextual Discourse and
Cultural Hybridism”
Elsa Soro, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona: ”The Semiosis and Culture
Difference in Mediterranean City”
Susana Frutos, Universidad Nacional de
Rosario: ”Collectives of Identification and
their Ways of Participation as Semiotic
Object”
Organized by: Yaron Shemer, Professor,
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Iran and Foreign Policies
54
Discussant: Lucrecia Escudero Chauvel,
Université de Lille III
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-05
Palestinian Political Scene - 2/2:
Electoral Strategies, the Case of
Hamas
Chair: Ignacio Álvarez-Ossorio, Universidad
de Alicante
Discussant: Natasha Kubíková, Charles University & Association for International Affairs
Frode Løvlie, Chr. Michelsen Institute:
“Party Change in Palestine: Explaining
Hamas’s Electoral Strategy, 1996-2006”
Vivienne Boon, University of Surrey:
“Recognising Hamas? On the Limits of
Recognition Theory”
Manal A. Jamal, James Madison
University: “Beyond Islamist Strategies
and Responses: Hamas and the 2006
Palestinian Legislative Elections”
097
203
11:30am - 1:30pm
Peace in Turkey? - 2/4: Resistance,
Articulation and the NonGovernmental Sector
Organized by: Tim Jacoby, Senior Lecturer,
Manchester University
Chair: David Straw, Leicester University
Discussant: Aslı Peker, New York University
Pascal Kluge, Freie Universität: “Ideology
and Sociology of Entrepreneurs’ Associations in Turkey and the Implications for the
Stabilisation Process: the Case of MÜSIAD”
Marc Saurina Lucini, CCHS-CSIC: “Polarization in the Turkish Press”
Mehmet Orhan, EHESS Paris: “Explaining
Kurdish Radicalism and Political Violence in
Turkey”
Gamze Yasar, Colorado State Univeesity:
“Between Ideology and Pragmatism: Islamic
Militancy in Turkey”
Iren Özgur, Oxford University: ”Manifestations of Islamist Culture under the Justice
and Development Party”
098
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-10
Societies - 3/4: The Pre-Modern and
Modern Periods
Organized by: Maribel Fierro, Research
Prof., CCHS - CSIC
Sponsored by: European Research Council. Advanced Research Grant, KOHEPOCU F03049, Instituto de Lenguas y
Culturas del Mediterráneo y de Oriente
Próximo (ILC) - CSIC, Consejo Superior
de Investigaciones Científicas, & Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación
12th-Century Baghdad: The Struggle for
Orthodoxy and the Ill Fate of the Rasa’il
Ikhwan al-Safa”
Helena de Felipe, Universidad de Alcalá:
“Dealing with Berber Religious Attitudes
in the Spanish Protectorate in Morocco”
Maribel Fierro, CCHS - CSIC: “The Control
of Knowledge under the Almohads”
Luz García Gómez, Universidad
Autónoma: “Rethinking Self-Censorship
on Islamic Webs: Cross-References
between Arabic-English-French”
100
11:30am - 1:30pm
606
Hidden Geographies: Informal Powers
Resistance, Cooptation, Centralisation:
The Non-Arab Middle East
Director, Centre for Middle East and North
African Studies
Chair: Gennaro Gervasio, Centre for
Middle East and North African Studies
Gokhan Bacik, Zirve University:
“Accommodating Informal Institutions
in Turkish Politics: The Case of Proxy
Leadership”
Michelangelo Guida, Fatih University:
“Feudal Control of Politics in Peripheral
Turkey”
Arshin Adib-Moghaddam, SOAS University of London: “Power and
Resistance in Iran”
Luca Anceschi, La Trobe University:
“Patterns of Elite Centralisation in
Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan”
and Hadramawt”
Kenichiro Takao, Graduate School of
Doshisha University: “Shaykhs Facing
to Orthodoxy and ‘Aggiornament’”
Nobuo Misawa, Tokyo University: “The
First Japanese Contacts with Islam”
102
605
11:30am - 1:30pm
Standing on Shoulders: The Use of
Sources in Medieval Arabic Literature
Organized by: Stephen Burge, Research
Associate, Institute of Ismaili Studies
Chair: Carole Hillenbrand, University of
Edinburgh
Saeko Yazaki, University of Edinburgh:
“Inter-religious Dialogue: A Comparative
Analysis between Works on Ethics by alMakki and Ibn Baquda”
Jokha al-Harthi, Sultan Qaboos University:
“I Melted with Passion: Love as Malady in
Udhri Poetry and Medical Texts”
Alex Mallett, University of London:
“Assessing the Historical Writings of alAzimi”
Stephen Burge, Institute of Ismaili
Studies: “Al-Suyuti and his Sources”
103
212
11:30am - 1:30pm
Faces of Conservatism in Turkey
Organized by: Asl’ Ç’rakman, Assoc. Prof.
Dr., Middle East Technical Univeristy
Chair: Onur Yildirim, Middle East
Technical University
101
11:30am - 1:30pm
113
(Majma’al-Ba’rayn): Multi-Dimensional
Understanding of Middle East 4/5: Sufis and Saints Facing the
Government and the Public - II
Organized by: Masayuki Akahori,
Chairman, Sophia University
Chair: Sonja Brentjes, Universidad de
Sevilla
Chair: Masayuki Akahori, Sophia
University
Discussant: Sanaa Makhlouf, American
University of Cairo
Omar Ali-de-Unzaga, The Institute of
Ismaili Studies: “Public Book Burnings in
Kazuhiro Arai, Keio University: “The
Media, Saints and the Sada in Indonesia
Cem Deveci, Middle East Technical
University: “Hybrid Conservatism in
Turkey And its Peculiarity with Respect to
Western Conservatism”
Nesim Seker, Middle East Technical
University: “Conservative Aspects of the
Nation-Building in Turkey”
Kür’ad Ertu’rul, Middle East Technical
University: “Conservative Impasse in
Turkish Politics”
Asli Ç’rakman, Middle East Technical
University: “Veiling of Urban Women in
Turkey and the Conservative Tide”
WOCMES
55
105
11:30am - 1:30pm
105
Urban and Real Estate Development
Chair: Ghazal Abbasy-Asbagh, Catholic
University of America, Harvard Graduate
School of Design
Marieke Krijnen, American University
of Beirut: “Facilitating Real Estate
Development in Beirut: a Case of
Neoliberal Urban Development (Work in
progress)”
Golrokh Sepasdar, University of Liverpool:
“Gentrification in Urban Regeneration:
a Cause or a Consequence? Focus on
Historic Islamic Cities”
Ghazal Abbasy-Asbagh, Catholic
University of America,
Harvard Graduate School of Design: “(Un)
veiled: A Historical Survey of Urbanism
and Societal Response in Tehran”
Bogaert Koenraad, Ghent University: “The
Production of Neoliberal Urban Space in
Morocco and Jordan: a Comparison”
106
11:30am - 1:30pm
112
The Rise of Local Politics in Turkey
Organized by: Nihal Incioglu, Prof.,
Istanbul Bilgi University
Chair: Ayhan Aktar, Istanbul Bilgi
University
Nihal Incioglu, Istanbul Bilgi University:
“Turkish Experience in Decentralization
and Democratization”
Sema Erder, Bahçe’ehir University:
“Populism in Local Politics”
Ay’e Güner, Marmara University: “Fiscal
Decentralization: Yet To Be Completed”
Ali E’ref Turan, Marmara University &
Yönelim Research: “New Trends in Local
Elections”
107
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-13
Improving the Integration of
Immigration: Interstate Cooperation
among Mediterranean States
Organized by: Eliseo Aja, Prof. of
Constitucional Law, Public Law Institute
Chair: Eliseo Aja, Public Law Institute
Discussant: Andreu Olesti, Public Law
Institute
56
WOCMES
Amina El Messaoudi, University Mohamed
V: “Per une meilleure intégration des
immigrés marocaines en Espagne”
Miguel Revenga, Universidad de Cádiz:
“The Politics of Integration in Spain: the
Case of Nationals from Morocco and
other Arab Countries”
Jean Marcou, French Institute of
Anatolian Studies in Istanbul: “Turkey
between the European Integration and the
Regional Ambitions”
Kay Hailbronner, University of Konstanz:
“Integration and acquisition of Nationality
in Germany - Turkey Relations”
108
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-06
East - 3/5: Strategies for in situ and
ex situ Conservation in the Middle
East
Chair: Matthew Hall, Centre for Middle
Garden Edinburgh
Tony Miller, Centre for Middle Eastern
Plants - part of the Royal Botanic Garden
Edinburgh: “Strategies for Improving
Biodiversity Conservation in the Middle
East”
Catherine Schloeder, Texas A&M
University: “Challenges for Conserving
Biodiversity in Afghanistan”
Salma Talhouk, American University of
Beirut: “Ex Situ Conservation Options in
Lebanon”
Sophie Neale & Sabina Knees, Centre
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh: “Botanic
Gardens in the Middle East and their Role
in 21st Century Conservation”
109
11:30am - 1:30pm
601
Rereading the ‘’Public Sphere’’ in the
Middle East: Print Culture, New Media,
Pop Cultures - 2/2: Image-Making and
Techniques of Consumption
Organized by: Armando Salvatore, Assoc.
Prof., Oriental Studies University of Naples
Chair: Sune Haugbolle, University of
Copenhagen
Discussant: Dyala Hamzah, Zentrum
Walter Armbrust, University of Oxford:
“Meandering Through the Magazine:
Print Culture(s) and Reading Practices in
Interwar Egypt”
Patricia Kubala, University of California Berkeley: “Practices of Image-Making in
Egypt’s Islamic Revival”
Hatsuki Aishima, University of Oxford:
“Realism and Representation: Repentant
Actors and Dramas of Piety in the Making
of Egypt’s Public Islam”
Armando Salvatore, Oriental Studies
University of Naples: “Singing the Umma:
A Body Without Organs”
Mark Levine, University of California:
”Would Adorno Headbang? Extreme
Music, Countercultures and the Return of
Music’s Aura in the Muslim World”
110
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-08
Réhabilitation et revitalisation des
centres historiques méditerranéens4/7: Potentialités du patrimoine
culturel en termes de développement
local durable
Chair: René Guérin, École d’Avignon
René Guérin, Ecole d’Avignon:
“Evaluation de la réhabilitation urbaine:
Analyse des résultats, des impacts et
de la durabilité de la démarche Analyse
des résultats, des impacts et de la
durabilité de la démarche”
Salima Naji, Université de Caen:
“Approche sociale pour la revitalisation
durable et respectueuse de
l’environnement”
Karima Messaoudi, Université du 20
Août 1955 Skikda: “Le patrimoine rural
comme outil du développement local et
durable”
Mouhieddine Kherouatou, Université
Mentouri Constantine: “De l’Erratum
des politiques urbaines à une nouvelle
démarche de conservation intégrée
du centre urbain historique de
Constantine”
Samia Benabbas Kaghouche,
Université Mentouri Constantine: ”De
Patrimonialisation au renouvellement
urbain au Maghreb, pour quel
développement durable et quelles
perspectives?”
Xavier Casanovas, Collegi
d’Aparelladors, Arquitectes tècnics i
Enginyers d’Edificació de Barcelona:
”Le projet Montada : la promotion du
patrimoine architectural méditerranéen
comme facteur de développement local
durable”
111
11:30am - 1:30pm
102
Mohammed Ghaly, Leiden University:
“Islamic Perspectives on Organ Donation:
The Relevance for Muslims in Europe”
E. Massey, Erasmus University: “Attitudes
towards Transplantation and Organ
Donation among Dutch Muslims: a
Qualitative Study”
Gurch Randhawa, University of
Bedfordshire: ”Muslim Leaders and
Organ Donation: Findings from the Organ
Donation Taskforce’s Study of Attitudes of
UK Faith Leaders”
Basem Ezbidi, Birzeit University: “Hamas
and the Un-making of Democracy in
Palestine”
Asef Bayat, Leiden University: “Iran’s
Post-Islamist Turn”
Yildiz Atasoy, Simon Fraser University:
“Negotiated Consent: the Islamic Unthinking of State-Centric Politics in Turkey”
113
roundtable
Organ Donation and Muslims in
Europe: Islamic Perspectives and
Social Realities
112
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-12
The Future of Political Islam
Organized by: Mohammed Ghaly, Assist.
Prof. of Islamic Studies, Leiden University
Chair: Mohammed Ghaly, Leiden
University
Discussant: Gurch Randhawa, University
of Bedfordshire
Muhammed Al-Bar, Medical Ethics Center
in Jeddah: “Organ Transplantation: A
Sunni Islamic Perspective”
Farrokh Sekaleshfar, Manchester
University: “Organ Donation according to
Shiah Islam”
Organized by: May Jayyusi & Are
Knudesn, Executive Director and Senior
Researcher, Muwatin: the Palestinian
Institute for the Study of Democracy /
Chr. Michelsen Institute
Chair: George Giacaman, Muwatin: the
Palestinian Institute for the Study of
Democracy
Mouin Rabbani, Independent
Researcher: “Islamist Movements and
Political Participation in the Arab World”
P-22
11:30am - 1:30pm
Recent Trends in Western
Impediments to Understanding
the Middle East
Organized by: John A. Wahlquist, Faculty
Member, National Defense Intelligence
College
Chair: John A. Wahlquist, National
Defense Intelligence College
David D. Belt, National Defense
Intelligence College.
John A. Wahlquist, National Defense
Thomas E. Dowling, National Defense
Mir Sadat, National Defense Intelligence
College.
WOCMES
57
Tuesday afternoon / Mardi après-midi
114
Graus
2:30pm - 4:30pm
China-Middle East Relations: Emerging Cross-Regional Nexus?
Organized by: Yukiko Miyagi, Research Fellow, Durham University
Chair: Tim Niblock, University of Exeter
Discussant: Tim Niblock, University of Exeter
Raja M. Albqami, Institute of Diplomatic Studies in Riyadh: “Saudi-China
Economic Relationship”
Sara Bazoobandi, University of Exeter: “The Strengthening Role of Arab
Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) in Gulf-China Relationships”
Yukiko Miyagi, Durham University: “China’s Palestine Policy”
Narayanappa Janardhan, Political Analyst: “Middle East-East Asia Ties:
Economy First, What Next?”
115
2:30pm - 4:30pm
102
Thinking about Violence: History,
Poetry, Ethics
Organized by: Samera Esmeir, Assist.
Prof., UC Berkeley
Chair: Charles Hirschkind, UC Berkeley
Discussant: Charles Hirschkind, UC
Berkeley
Wilson Chacko Jacob, Concordia
University: “Saintly Sovereigns: Islam,
Colonial Rule, and ‘Moplah Outrages’”
Sinan Antoon, New York University:
“Recognizing Violence: On the Poetry of
Sargon Bulous (1941-2007)”
Abdul-Rahim al-Shaikh, Birzeit University:
“Palestine: The Violence of (Dis)
placement”
Samera Esmeir, UC Berkeley:
“Formations of Violence in Ottoman
Palestine”
116
2:30pm - 4:30pm
105
Microcosms and the Practices of the
Local
Organized by: Nora Lafi, Senior Researcher,
Zentrum Moderner Orient Berlin
Chair: Ulrike Freitag, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin
Nora LAFI, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin: “Living together in the Ottoman
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WOCMES
118
City: Rules, Norms and Conflict
Management Patterns in Cairo, Aleppo
and Tunis”
Britta Frede, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin: “Practices of the Local and Tribal
Microcosms: The Tijani Revival Movement
of Ibrahim Niasse and the Idaw Ali tribe in
Mauritania”
Marc Baer, University of California &
Zentrum Moderner Orient Berlin: “Dönme
Architecture in Ottoman Salonika:
Microcosm of Urban Transformation in the
Ottoman Empire and Expression of Local
Islam”
Katharina Lange, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin: “A Place in Time Genealogy and the Production of Locality
in Rural Northern Syria”
117
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Interculturelles pour une Formation en
Médiation Culturelle”
Paola Gandolfi, Università degli Studi
di Venezia: Ca’Foscari: “Cross-cultural
Pedagogical Approaches towards an
Inter-Mediterannean Mediation”
Alvise Vianello, CIDOB: “Deconstructing
Civil Society: A Model for Future InterMediterranean Mediators”
Ana Viñuela, INA & Universitat PanthéonSorbonneen: ”Cross-cultural Training and
Education Approaches in the Audiovisual
Field”
P-02
Mediterranean Region - 5/5: Training
in Cross-Mediterranean Mediation
Chair: Emanuela Trevisan, Università degli
Studi di Venezia: Ca’Foscari
Discussant: Hocine Zeghbib, Université
Montpellier III - Paul Valéry
Nurredin Harrami, : “La demande en
matière de travail social au maroc et
les perspectives de partenariat interMéditerranéen”
Susana Tovias, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona: “Communication et Éducation
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-13
Politiques législatives et pratiques
judiciaires face à des normes de
statut personnel en provenance du
monde arabe
Organized by: Marta Poblet, ICREA
Researcher, ICREA- UAB Institute of Law
and Technology
Chair: Blanca Vilà, UAB Institut Universitari d’Estudis Europeus
Baudouin Dupret & Nathalie Bernard
Maugiron, CNRS et IRD: “La référence à
l’ordre public comme standard de régulation et révélateur de conflits de valeurs
dans les relations avec les pays arabomusulmans”
Monia Benjemia, Faculté des Sciences
Juridiques de Tunis: “L’ordre public international tunisien dans les relations
familiales”
Miguel Gardeñes Santiago, UAB Facultat
de Dret: “Règles et jurisprudence espagnoles en matière de droit international
privé de la famille”
Marta Poblet, ICREA - UAB: “La formation, accès et application du droit étranger
par les juges et magistrats en Espagne”
Souhayma Ben Achour, Faculté des sciences juridiques de Jendouba: ”Le droit
tunisien de la famille : Entre tradition et
modernité”
119
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-10
Societies - 4/4: The Pre-Modern Period
Organized by: Ana Belén Soage,
Pre-doctoral Research Holder, Granada
University
Sponsored by: European Research
Council. Advanced Research Grant,
KOHEPOCU F03049, Instituto de
Lenguas y Culturas del Mediterráneo
y de Oriente Próximo (ILC) - CSIC,
Consejo Superior de Investigaciones
Científicas, & Ministerio de Ciencia e
Innovación
121
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-24
Climate, Energy and Food Security
in the 21st Century: Middle East
Perspectives
Organized by: Nicola Pratt, Assoc. Prof.,
PAIS: University of Warwick
Organized by: Leanne Piggott, Centre for
International Security Studies, University
of Sydney
Sponsored by: the Association for Middle
East Women’s Studies (AMEWS)
Yasmin Amin, American University
in Cairo: “Censorship / Freedom of
Expression in Islam”
Matthew Feldman, Northampton
University: “Extremism, Organisational
Self-Censorship and Successful ‘FifthColumn Discourse’: the Cases of Hamas
in the Gaza Strip and the BNP in England”
Jorge Fuentelsaz, Agencia EFE: “Working
out the Red Lines: Self-Censorship in the
Muslim Brothers’ Discourse”
Emad Al-Jawahiri, Qadisiya University:
“A New Study and Translation of alKhayyam’s Poetry under Censorship in
Iraq”
Chair: Nadje Al-Ali, SOAS - University of
London
Discussant: Nicola Pratt, University of
Warwick
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Babak Rahimi, University of California:
“Transformations in Gender Identities as a
Result of Women’s Activism in Iran”
Sarah Grosso, London School of
Economics: “Gender Role Play in a
Tunisian Divorce Court”
Gustavo Barbosa, London School of
Economics: “Becoming a Man in Shatila,
Lebanon”
Miriam Stock, Europe University Viadrina:
“Women and Public Spaces in Tunis”
P-12
122
The Hariri Political Dynasty and the
Sunni Scene in Lebanon: Practices of
Transition
Organized by: Ward Vloeberghs,
Research assistant, University of Louvain
Chair: Jakob Skovgaard-Petersen,
University of Copenhagen
Thomas Pierret, Princeton University:
“Exploiting Hariri’s Assassination on
Syria’s Domestic Scene: The Case of
Shaykh Sa‘id Ramadan al-Buti”
Hannes Baumann, SOAS - University of
London: “The Philanthropy of Rafiq Hariri
and Lebanon’s ‘Sunni Scene’”
Tine Gade, Sciences Po, Paris: “Saad
Hariri’s Battle for Tripoli”
Ward Vloeberghs, University of Louvain:
“Moulding a Sunni Martyr: Rafiq al-Hariri
and the Politics of Remembrance in
Lebanon”
605
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Reconceptualising Gender in the
Middle East - 1/3: Performing Gender
Identities in the Middle East
Chair: Ana Belén Soage, Granada
University
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123
2:30pm - 4:30pm
606
Iranian Political Development- 1/2:
Debates around Identity in Iran
Chair: Alireza Korangy, University of
Virginia
Discussant: Sonja Brentjes, University of
Sevilla
Aleksandra Dzisiów-Szuszczykiewicz,
University of Warsaw / National Security
Bureau: “The Importance of Mythology
for the Iranian Identity Exemplified by the
Iranian Leftist Organizations’ Songs”
Alireza Korangy, University of Virginia:
“Epic Religiosity and Fundamentals of
Nationalism in the Islamic Republic of
Iran”
Rouzbeh Parsi, EU Institute for Security
Studies of Paris: “Recycling Visions of
Modernity in 20th & 21st Century Iranian
Politics”
Chair: Astrid Boening, University of Miami
Deborah Wheeler, United States Naval
Academy: “Food (In)Security in the Gulf: A
View from Kuwait”
Benjamin Shepherd, University of
Sydney: “Above Carrying Capacity: Gulf
States Heading Abroad to Feed Growing
Domestic Populations”
Dan Millison, Transcendergy, L.L.C.: “The
Road from Copenhagen: Towards a
New Architecture for Clean Energy and
Climate Change Finance”
Jennifer Hunt, University of Sydney: “The
Promises of Natural Gas: Cleaner, Safer,
Stabilising? The Impact of Natural Gas on
Iran’s Political Economy”
Leanne Piggott, University of Sydney:
”Energy Security and Low-Carbon
Economies: Implications for Regime
Security in the Oil-Economies of the
Middle East”
124
101
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Middle Eastern Christians at Home
and in Diaspora
Organized by: Yvonne Haddad,
Georgetown University
Chair: Yvonne Haddad, Georgetown
University
Discussant: Barbara Stowasser
Melanie Trexler, Georgetown University:
“Arab Baptists in America: The Importance
of Social Networks”
Yvonne Haddad, Georgetown University:
“The Contribution of Arab-American
Christian Scholars to Middle Eastern
Studies in the United States”
Camila Pastor de Maria y Campos,
CIDE Mexico: “The Mashreq Unbound:
Modernism and the ‘Discovery of America’
by the Turks”
WOCMES
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126
2:30pm - 4:30pm
211
Economies of the Mediterranean 2/2: Economic Development in the
Mediterranean Countries
Organized by: Joan Costa Font & José
García-Montalvo, European Institute at
London School of Economics / Pompeu
Fabra University & Research Analyst,
CREMed - Center for Research on the
Economies of the Mediterranean
Chair: Iván Martín, Instituto Complutense
de Estudios Internacionales - ICEI
Iman Al-Ayouty, American University in
Cairo: “Efficiency and Industrial Upgrading
from a Global Commodity Chains
Perspective: The Case of Textile and
Apparel Industry in Egypt and Mexico”
Salma Soliman, Middlesex University:
“Institutional Theory and VET
Development in the South Mediterranean:
the Egyptian Case”
Andreas Savvides, Cyprus University
of Technology: “Human Capital and
Economic Growth in the Mediterranean
Countries”
127
2:30pm - 4:30pm
112
Europe and the Middle East (EU Policy
towards the Region)
Chair: Martí Grau, Peripli - Cultures
et Sociétés Euroméditerranéennes &
University of Indianapolis
Anders Persson, Lund University:
“Dilemmas of Peacebuilding: Four
Decades of EU Involvement in the Middle
East Peace Process”
Johan Cato, Lund University: “The
Christian Socialdemocrats in Sweden:
Their Understanding of Islam and its
Consequences for Middle East Policies”
Vincent Durac, University College Dublin:
“Ireland and 2003 Invasion of Iraq: A
Clash of Principle and Self-Interest?”
128
2:30pm - 4:30pm
603
L’urbanisme et l’architecture en
situation coloniale considérés
au miroir du processus de
développement du territoire - 1/2:
Le formes territoriales, urbaines et
architecturales en Afrique du Nord
aux XIX-XXIe siècles. Permanences
ou ruptures ? Libya
Organized by: Vittoria Capresi & Charlotte
Jelidi, Researcher;, Vienna University of
Technology & IRMC Tunis
Chair: Charlotte Jelidi, IRMC Tunis
Discussant: Vittoria Capresi, Vienna
University of Technology
Vittoria Capresi, Vienna University of
Technology: “Continuity on the Territorial
Patterns. The Influences of the Colonial
Newly Grounded Centres on the Libyan
Post-War Territorial Development
1943 - 2009”
Federico Cresti, COSMICA: University
of Catania: “Jaghbub, la ‘ville sainte’
de la Sanusiyya: Quelques documents
nouveaux sur son histoire à l’époque
coloniale”
Alessandro Petti, CAMP: Bard/Al Quds
University & University of London: “How
to Re-inhabit the House of your Enemy?
Reuse, Transformation and Subversion of
Colonial Architecture”
Stefano Zagnoni, University of Udine:
“Urban and Rural Settlements in North
Cyrenaica 1911-1943”
Francois Dumasy, Institut d’études
politiques d’Aix-en-Provence, laboratoire
CHERPA (France): ”Urbanisme et
stratégie édilitaire à Tripoli de la fin de la
période ottoman à la fin de la colonisation
italienne. Acteurs et économie du
développement urbain”
129
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-06
East - 4/5: Impacts on Aquatic
Biodiversity in Southern Iraq - Salinity
and Shatt Al Arab
Organized by: Adil Yousef & Michelle
Stevens, Researcher, Marine Science
Center / California State University
Chair: Adil Yousif, MSC: University of Basrah
Mustafa Sami Faddagh, MSC- University
of Basrah: “Expected Genetic Variation in
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Fish Populations Inhabiting Shatt Al-Arab
River in Iraq Due to Fluctuations in Water
Salinity”
Nadia Fawzi & H.T. Al-Saad, MSC University of Basrah: “Examining the
Condition of Iraq’s Water Ways and their
Impact on the Water Quality of the North Western Arabian Gul”
Nadir A. Salman & Majid M. Taher, MSC University of Basrah: “Impact of Salinity
Changes in Shatt Al-Arab Estuary on
Biodiversity of Marine Mammals of the
Arabian Gulf”
Malik H. Ali & H.K. Ahmed, MSC University of Basrah: “The Impact of Low
Fresh Water Discharge on Community
Structure of Shrimps at Shatt Al-Arab
Estuary and Northern Arabian Gulf”
Dawood Salman Abdullah, MSC University of Basrah: ”On the Morphology,
Molecular Biology and Responses of
Artemia Franciscana from Basrah to
Various Salinities and Temperatures”
130
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-08
centres historiques méditerranéens 5/7: Revitalization and Rehabilitation
in Practice
Chair: Mohammed El-Khalili, Queen
Rania’s Institute of Tourism and Heritage
of Zarqa
Mohammed El-Khalili, Queen Rania’s
Institute of Tourism and Heritage of
Zarqa: “The Interrelation between the
New Architecture ‘Infill Architecture
Projects’ and the Historic Centers a New
Methodology in the Protection from the
hazard ‘A case study from Jordan’”
Iman Amad, Al-Najah National University:
“Experiences of Intervention in Historic
Centres: the Case of the Historic Core of
Nablus, Palestine
Khalid Aly Abdelhany, Benha University:
“Toward a Sustainable Developed Plan for
the Urban Fabric of the Old Alexandria”
Marc Manzano, Direcció General
d’Arquitectura i Paisatge: “Historical public
space: Examples of Good Practices in
Catalunya”
Luna Khirfan, The University of Waterloo:
”Traces on the Palimpsest: Heritage
and the Urban Forms of Athens and
Alexandria”
Sherif Khashaba, Zagazig University: ”An
Approach to Asses the Experience of
Physical Intervention in Al-Darb Al-Ahmar
district in Cairo”
133
2:30pm - 4:30pm
203
Peace in Turkey? - 3/4: The PKK, the
AKP and New Approaches towards
the Kurdish Issue
131
2:30pm - 4:30pm
201
Cyprus through History
Chair: Shirin Darvish Rohani, Iranian
Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and
Tourism Organization
Netice Yildiz, Eastern Mediterranean
University: “Medieval Fortresses of
Cyprus and Ottoman Contribution to
Restore, Fortify and Conserve the Military
Architectural Heritage of the Island”
Martin Strohmeier, University of Cyprus:
“Cyprus as a Place of Exile and Asylum in
the Middle East”
Ali Efdal Ozkul, Near East University:
“Consulate Activities in Cyprus During the
Ottoman Period”
M. Akif Erdogru, Ege University:
“Conversion in Ottoman Cyprus at the End
of the Sixteenth and the Beginning of the
Seventeenth Centuries”
132
2:30pm - 4:30pm
108
Literature, Language and Identity in
Israel/Palestine
Organized by: Manar Makhoul, PhD
Candidate, University of Cambridge
Chair: Anna Bernard, University of York
Manar Makhoul, University of Cambridge:
“Layers of Identity: Palestinian Citizens of
Israel 1967-1987”
Lital Levy, Princeton University: “Hebrew,
Arabic and What’s In-Between: Language
as Symbol in Mizrahi Literature”
Almog Behar, Tel-Aviv University: “Back to
Arabic in Hebrew Poetry”
Yuval Evri, Van Leer Institute: “Modern
Hebrew: Between Nation and Empire”
Mahmoud Kayyal, Tel Aviv University:
”Linguistic Interference of Hebrew in the
Palestinian Literature in Israel”
135
Chair: Clémence Scalbert-Yücel, Exeter
University
Discussant: Ferhat Kentel, Istambul Sehir
University
Joost Jongerden, Wageningen University:
“Kurdish Nationalists, Turkey’s Left and
Kurdistan Revolutionaries: a Comparative
Approach to Studying the PKK and
Dissident Politics in Turkey”
Ahmet Akkaya, Ghent University: “Radical
Democracy: The New Political Project of
the PKK”
Menderes Çınar, Baskent University:
“Turkey’s Present Ancient Regime and the
Justice and Development Party”
Marlies Casier, Ghent University: “Tackling
the Kurdish Issue through Europe. Kurdish
Diplomacy under AKP Reign”
Mesut Yegen, Middle East Technical
University: ”The Kurdish Question in
Turkey: Denial to Recognition”
134
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Splintering Urbanism and the Global
Crisis”
Christian Steiner, University of Mainz:
”Simulated Urbanity: the Hyperrealisation
of Urban Development in Dubai”
212
(Hyper) Realities on Stage in the Arab
Gulf
Organized by: Katrin Bromber, Senior
Research Fellow, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin
Chair: Benjamin Zachariah, Zentrum
Luca Ciabarri, Max Planck Institute for
Social Anthropology: “Dubai Style: the
Resonances of Gulf’s Grandeur along the
Trading Link Dubai-Somaliland”
Delfina Serrano, CCHS-CSIC: “The Raha
Beach Waterfront Project in Abu Dhabi”
Steffen Wippel, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin: “Between Reality and Hyperreality:
Port and Tourism Development in Oman
(with Special Reference to Salalah)”
Katrin Bromber, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin: “Simulated Difference – Serial
Reproduction of Architecture through
Sports”
Denis Bocquet, Technical University of
Dresden: ”The Dubai Metro between
P-05
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Tourism Impact within the Middle
East - 1/2
Chair: Omar Moufakkir, Stenden
University
Discussant: Maria Cardeira da Silva,
Universidade Nova de Lisboa and CRIA
Forough Saleh-Dirin, : “Studying the
Challenges of ‘Cultural Tourism’ in Iran
and the Ways of Dealing with them”
Zina Ouaglal, Université Paris Ouest
Nanterre la Défense: “Tourisme des
Racines en Kabylie”
Omar Moufakkir, Stenden University: “Reevaluating Political Tourism in the Holy
Land”
Gina Haney & Alessandra Peruzzetto,
World Monuments Fund: “Management
Planning and the Development of Cultural
Tourism in Babylon, Iraq”
Carlo Perelli, CRENoS: University of
Cagliari and University of Sassari: ”Visions
of the Coast: Participation and Tourism
Planning in Mediterranean Morocco”
136
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-03
The Structural Context of Democracy
in Turkey
Chair: Müge Aknur, Dokuz Eylül University
Ibrahim Kilinc, Abant Izzet Baysal
University: “A Cure for Republican
Discontent: Deliberative Democracy in
Turkey”
Müge Aknur, Dokuz Eylül University: “CivilMilitary Relations in Turkey: The Impact of
Non-Institutional Mechanisms on Turkish
Military’s Role in Politics”
Ricardo Borges de Castro, University
of Oxford: “The Turkish Military and
the Preservation and Protection of
Secularism: a Necessary Condition?”
Odul Celep, Isik University: “The Political
Consequences of Political Party Closures
in Turkey”
Sinan Yildirmaz, Istanbul University: ”The
Arslanköy Case: Peasants, Politics and
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the Development of the Rule of Law
during the Post-World War II Period in
Turkey (1945-1950)”
137
202
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Ancient and Medieval Poetry- 1/2
Chair: Zahia Smail Salhi, University of
Leeds & Executive Director of BRISMES
Driss Cherkaoui, College of William and
Mary: “Ibn Qutayba and Antar’s Muallaqa:
Sources, Traditions and Structure”
Kaoru Yamamoto, Tokyo University of
Foreign Studies: “Appropriation of Values:
Sa’alik Poets as Heroes of the Inverted
World”
Raymond K. Farrin, American University
of Kuwait: “The ‘Lamiyyat al-Arab’ by
al-Shanfara: A Structural and Thematic
Analysis”
138
2:30pm - 4:30pm
601
Music and Society
Chair: Lisa Urkevich, American University
of Kuwait
Lisa Urkevich, American University of
Kuwait: “Women Musicians of Arabia:
Cultural Identity, Roles, Functions, and
Musical Genres”
Nirit Ben-Ari, City University of New York:
“Everybody Talks About Peace, No One
Talks About Justice: Talking Politics in
Israeli Rap Music”
Alexandra D’Urso, Pennsylvania State
University: “Renegotiating Identity
Through Music: Faudel and Cultural
Hybridity”
Nahid Siamdoust, Oxford University:
“Potent Poetry? Verse and Music in Iran’s
Social Movements”
139
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-04
and Related Texts- 3/3
Chair: Todd Lawson, University of Toronto
Discussant: Shadaab Rahemtulla, Oxford
University
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Noor Shakirah Mat Akhmir, Universiti
Sains Malaysia: “Conserving the
Environment Via Spiritual Realization: a
Study on Mountain in Al-Quran”
Todd Lawson, University of Toronto:
“Varying Images of the Divine in Islam.
Trends in Shi’i Exegesis: Isma’ili and Ja’fari
Understandings of Qur’an 4:157’8”
Dina Hosni Mostafa, American University
in Cairo: “A Comparative Study of the
Representations of Women in the
Translations of Qur’an”
Simon O’Meara, American University of
Kuwait: “The Unseen and the Seen in the
Perception of the World”
140
2:30pm - 4:30pm
602
The Age of Satellite Media
Ehab Galal, Copenhagen University:
“Mediated Storytelling at Islamic Arab
Satellite-Television”
Omair Anas, Jawaharlal Nehru University:
“Determining Arab Public Sphere in Post
Al-Jazeera Era”
Christopher Phillips, London School of
Economics: “Banal Arabism’ Al-Jazeera
and the Flagging of Arab Identity During
the 2008 Beijing Olympics”
140-b 2:30pm - 4:30pm
113
(Majma’al-Ba’rayn): Multi-Dimensional
Understanding of Middle East - 5/5:
How Does One ‘’Oriental’’ Entity Meet
Another? Reception of Modern Middle
Eastern Literature in Japan
Organized by: Mari Oka, Prof., Kyoto
University
Chair: Mari Oka, Kyoto University
Kantarô Taira, Tokyo University of Foreign
Studies: “Reception of Modern Arabic
Literature in Japan”
Satoshi Udo, The Japan Society for the
Promotion of Science: “Reception of
Arabo-Berber Literature in Japan”
Kazue Hosoda, Chuo University:
“Reception of modern Hebrew Literature
in Japan”
Naho Nakamura, Tokyo University of
Foreign Studies: “Reception of Persian
Literature in Japan”
141
roundtable
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-22
Al-Azhar Contributions to
Contemporary Pedagogy of
Islam
Organized by: Sanaa Makhlouf, AlAzhar University, Al-Azhar University &
American University in Cairo
Sponsored by: The World Association for
Al-Azhar Graduates
Chair: Abdel Dayem Nusear, World
Organization of al-Azhar Graduates
Khaled Abou El-Fadl, University of
California
Steffen Stelzer, American University in
Cairo
Mohammed Abdel Fadil M. Abdel Aziz,
Al-Azhar University
Abd el Nasser Shabaan, National Library
and Archives of Egypt
142
P-24
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Reconceptualising Gender in the Middle East - 2/3: Gendered
Responses to Structural Transformations in the Middle East
Organized by: Nicola Pratt, Assoc. Prof., PAIS: University of Warwick
Ali A. Hussein, University of Haifa: “The
Badi’ in Jahili and Abbasid Poetry”
Abeer A. al-Abbasi, King AbdulAziz
University: “The Zuhdiyyat (Poetry of
Piety) of Abu al-’Atahiyya: Real or Fake”
Riikka Tuori, University of Helsinki:
“The Poetic Genre of Zemirot in Karaite
Literary Use”
Sponsored by: the Association for Middle East Women’s Studies (AMEWS)
146
Chair: Nicola Pratt, PAIS: University of Warwick
Discussant: Islah Jad, Birzeit University
Toufoul Abou-Hodeib, University of Chicago: “Fashion and Middle Class Virtue
in Fin de Siècle Beirut”
Hanan Hamad, Texas Christian University: “Women and Modernization in Early
20th Century Mahalla, Egypt”
Sanaz Fotouhi, University of New South Wales: “Iranian Masculinities in Iranian
Diaspora Literature”
Laura Mitchell, FAFO: “Palestinians’ Gendered Responses to Closure”
143
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-10
144
5:00pm - 7:00pm
105
Qur’anic Temporality
The Changing Role of Media
Organized by: Anne-Sylvie Boisliveau
& Emmanuelle Stefanidis, PhD /PhD
Candidate, IREMAM - Université AixMarseille / FIIRD - Université Paris VIII
Mohamed Zayani, Georgetown University:
“Arab Media Studies between the Legacy
of a Thin Discipline and the Promise of
New Cultural Pathways”
Nisrin Abu Amara, INED - Institut
National démographique: “Towards a
Public Debate: Media Representations of
Violence Against Women in Egypt, Jordan
and the Palestinian Occupied Territories”
Daniel Gerlach, Zenith: Middle
East Quarterly: “Pomp, Jihad and
Circumstance: Islamic History and Mass
Media”
Sarah El-Richani, Universitaet Erfurt:
“Lebanese Media System Goes
Comparative”
Fuat Man & Cemal Iyem, Sakarya
University: ”Invisible Poverty as a Reality:
The Case of Turkish Press and the
Poverty in Turkey”
Fahrettin Altun, Istanbul Sehir University:
”Intellectual Roots of Left-Kemalism in
Turkey: the Yön Journal (1961-1967)”
Chair: Carole Hillenbrand, University of
Edinburgh
Discussant: Dirk Hartwig, NY University
Emmanuelle Stefanidis, Université Paris
VIII: “Western Chronological Reorderings
of the Qur’an”
David Kiltz, Berlin-Brandenburgische
Akademie der Wissenschaften: “On
Qur’anic Furqân and the Internal
Theological Chronology of the Qur’ân”
Mehdi Azaiez, IREMAM - Université AixMarseille: “Argumentation et Temporalité
Coranique”
Anne-Sylvie Boisliveau, IREMAMUniversité Aix Marseille et FIIRD
- Université Paris VIII: “Chronological
Development of Self-Referentiality in the
Qur’anic Text”
145
5:00pm - 7:00pm
202
203
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Peace in Turkey? - 4/4: Current
Prospects and Future Scenarios
Chair: Tim Jacoby, Manchester University
Discussant: Ayla Göl, Aberystwyth
University
Ragan Updegraff, Sabanci University:
“The Kurdish Initiative: Economic (Dis)
Parity and the Prospect of Peace in
Turkey”
Ekrem Eddy Güzeldere, European Stability
Initiative Istanbul: “Kurdish Opening: How
Far? How Sincere?”
Aslı Peker, New York University:
“Uniformed Yet Disparate: Military
Service and Prospects for Peace and
Reconciliation in Turkey”
David Straw, Leicester University: “The
Foundation of Freedom: An Assessment
of the Role of Bourgeois Liberal
Capitalism in the Future of Human Rights
in Turkey”
Ömer Tekdemir, Durham University:
”The Effect of the Kurdish-EU Relation
on Kurdish Political Identity and Turkey’s
Democratization Process: Internal and
External Dynamics”
147
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-12
West Asian Dynamics: States, Political
Movements and Imperial Projects
Organized by: Ibrahim G. Aoudé,
Professor and Chair of the Department
of Ethnic Studies at the University of
Hawai‘i-Manoa, University of Hawaii
Ancient and Medieval Poetry - 2/2
Chair: Mohmed Solieman, Assiut
University
Chair: Ibrahim G. Aoudé, University of
Hawaii
WOCMES
63
Gulden Ayman, Marmara University: “The
Iranian Nuclear Program and Turkey”
Seif D’ana, University of WisconsinParkside: “Hizbollah’s War of Position and
the Arab-Islamic Revolutionary Praxis
An Arab Perspective””
Laura J. el-Khoury, University of
Wisconsin-Parkside: “The Militarized
Discourse: Legitimizing Empire’s Violence
and Constructing the Enemy”
Michael Humphrey, University of Sydney:
“Transnational Justice and Transnational
Governmentality in Lebanon”
Ibrahim G. Aoudé, University of Hawaii:
”Global Shifts, the Imperial Project and
Resistance in West Asia and North Africa”
148
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-13
Making the Nation, Performing
Stateness: Kurdish Media in Kurdistan
and in the Diaspora
Organized by: Eva-Maria Savelsberg,
Researcher, European Center for Kurdish
Studies
Chair: Carsten Borck, European Center
for Kurdish Studies
Jordi Tejel, University of Fribourg:
“Kurdistan: Which Boundaries to Which
Reality?”
Clemence Scalbert-Yücel, University of
Exeter: “Cultural Networks from Diaspora to
Homeland and Vice versa: the Case of the
Kurdish Language TV - Channel Kurd 1”
Thomas Schmidinger, University of
Vienna: “The Kurdish Diaspora in Austria
and its Virtual Kurdistan”
Eva Savelsberg, European Center for
Kurdish Studies: “The Making of the
‘Al-Qamishli Uprising’ by Kurdish Internet
Sites in the Diaspora”
150
5:00pm - 7:00pm
112
Iraqi Women’s Positions in Relation to
the US Counterinsurgency Policy
Organized by: Haifa Zangana,
Independent scholar, IACIS - International
Association for Contemporary Iraqi
Studies
of Contemporary Iraqi Studies (IACIS)
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Chair: Haifa Zangana, IACIS-International
Studies
Chair: Vittoria Capresi, Technische
Universität Wien
Discussant: Charlotte Jelidi, IRMC
Haifa Zangana, IACIS - International
Studies: “US Military Counterinsurgency
Policy and the Empowerment of Iraqi
Women”
Nofa Khadduri, SOAS - University
of Londo: “The Role of Women as
Resistance Fighters”
Sana Al-Khayyat, Independent scholar:
“Iraqi Women: Seventh Year Under the
Occupation”
Sawsan Al-Assaf, Baghdad University:
“Contrasting Perspectives on Iraqi Women
Political Roles”
Tahrir Swift, Women Will Association: ”US
military, Mercenaries and Militias: Iraqi
Women Negotiating Survival”
Mylène Théliol, Université Bordeaux
III: “La conservation et restauration des
monuments historiques marocains (19121935) ou comment continuer à entretenir
les édifices habous dans la plus pure
tradition marocaine”
Zohra Hakimi, Office Public de l’Habitat
de la région parisienne (France):
“Planification urbaine et gestion
permanente de la ville d’Alger : entre
reprise et continuité des études (19301984)”
Leïla Ammar, ENAU: “Modernité et
transformations urbaines à Tunis dans
la seconde moitié du XIXème siècle, le
quartier Al Jazira-Al Sadiqiyya, 18751880”
Mohammed Mezzine, Université de Fès:
“La patrimonialisation: Une façon de
penser et de réguler l’héritage urbain
colonial, fès un exemple à méditer”
Olfa Jamaa, : ”L’influence de l’architecture
coloniale sue celle Tunisienne
contemporaine”
Fadila Kettaf, Université Paul Valéry:
”L’héritage des espaces urbains coloniaux :
Quand la place publique s’impose à la ville
d’Oran”
151
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-03
Gender and Ethnicity in African
Migration towards the Middle East
Organized by: Marina de Regt,
Coordinator SEPHIS, International
Institute of Social History
Chair: Marina de Regt, International
Institute of Social History
153
Mirjam Twigt, independent scholar:
“Beyond Babies and Borders: Sexual and
Reproductive Lives of Sudanese Women
in Egypt”
Marina de Regt, International Institute
of Social History: “Ethiopian Women’s
Migration to Yemen: Past and Present”
Rima Sabban, Zayed University: ”The
Hidden Africa in the History of ‘Domestic
Work’ in the Gulf”
152
5:00pm - 7:00pm
603
L’urbanisme et l’architecture en
situation coloniale considerés
au miroir du processus de
développement du territoire - 2/2:
Le formes territoriales, urbaines et
architecturales en Afrique du Nord
aux XIX-XXIe siècles. Permanences
ou ruptures - Maghreb
Organized by: Vittoria Capresi &
Charlotte Jelidi, Chercheures, Technische
Universität Wien - IRMC
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-02
Historical Narratives
Mohammad Ragheb, Independent
scholar: “Narrativity in Persian and Arabic
Structures of Maqamat and their Effects
in Development of Narrative Forms (A
Comparative Narratologic Approach)”
Anna Nawolska, Institute of Classics,
Mediterranean and Orientlal Studies:
“Sirat Antara. The Manuscript from the
University Library in Wroclaw”
Kumiko Kondo, Osaka University: “Mosaic
Structure of the Narrative: From the
Thousand and One Nights”
Oleh Kshanovskyy, Kiev National
University: “The Arabic and Turkic
Elements in Persian: Typological
Approach”
Guido Mensching & Gerrit Bos,
Freie Universität Berlin / University
of Cologne: ”The Tradition of ArabicRomance Medico-Botanical Synoynym
Lists Revisited in The Light of Hebrew
Manuscripts From the Iberian Peninsula”
Belgherras Abdelouahab, Centre de
Recherche en Anthropologie sociale et
Culturelle: ”L’Emir Abdelkader et le la
prison de l’Amboise”
154
5:00pm - 7:00pm
212
“States and Businesses in the Arab World:
A One-sided Relationship?”
156
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-08
Medieval Science and Magic Squares
Aspects of Religion and State in Islam
and Judaism
Organized by: Norton Mezvinsky,
Emeritus Central Connecticut State
University / International Council of
Middle Eastern Studies
Chair: Norton Mezvinsky, Emeritus
Central Connecticut State University /
International Council of Middle Eastern
Studies
Issam Saliba, International Council of
Middle Eastern Studies: “Constitutional
Theory of the Islamic State”
Norton Mezvinsky, International Council of
Middle Eastern Studies: “Judaism and the
Jewish State”
Ibrahim AbuRabi, International Council of
Middle Eastern Studies: “Islamism in the
Contemporary Arab World: Progressive or
Reactionary Movement”
Mohammad El-Sayed Selim, University
of Kuwait: “The Arab Debates on Turkish
Transformations under Erdogan”
155
5:00pm - 7:00pm
501
The State and the Market in the
Middle East and North Africa
Organized by: Torsten Matzke, Assistant
Professor, University of Tübingen
Chair: Steven Heydemann, United States
Institute of Peace
Discussant: Pete W. Moore, Case
Western Reserve University
Steffen Hertog, Sciences Po. Paris:
“Defying the Resource Curse: Explaining
Successful State-Owned Enterprises in
Renter States”
Markus Loewe, German Development
Institute: “Egypt’s New Industrial Policy
Strategy: Efficient, Transparent and NonDiscriminatory?”
Torsten Matzke, University of Tübingen:
Lena Ambjörn, Lund University:
“References to Book-titles in al-Mu’alajat
al-Buqratiyya, an Arabic Medical
Encyclopedia From the 10th Century”
Nour Kibbi, Harvard University: “The
Cautionary Tales: Al-Razi’s Epistle to One
of his Pupils and the Role of Physicians in
the Abbasid Court”
Amir M. Gamini, Iranian Institute of
Philosophy: “The Golden Age of Science
in Islamic Period and the Role of NonPtolemaic Models”
Michal Moroz, University of Wroclaw:
“Magic Squares in the Works of Ahmad
Al-Buni”
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5:00pm - 7:00pm
Mysticism and Sufi Spirituality
Chair: Alessandro Cancian, Foundation
for Dialogue Among Civilizations
Janne Mattila, University of Helsinki:
“Practices of Purification in 10th-Century
Arabic Philosophy”
Alessandro Cancian, Foundation
for Dialogue Among Civilizations:
“Contemporary Shi’i Sufi Taw’l:
Majz’b’al’sh’h on Pilgrimage and Sacrifice
and the Development of Shii’ Mystical
Exegesis”
Heidi Chirugwagomi, “The Metaphors
of Color, Fragrance and Sound in Sufi
Spheres”
Arin Salamah Qudsi, Bar-Ilan University:
“The Men of Suhraward: Ab’ al-Naj’b alSuhraward and Institutionalized Sufism in
Twelfth Century Baghdad”
159
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Graus
Nationalism, the Politics of
Recognition and Democratization in
Turkey
Organized by: Fuat Keyman, Prof., Koc
University
Umut Özkırımlı, CMES: Lund University:
“The Problem of Nationalism in Turkey”
Fuat Keyman, Koc University: “The
Kurdish Question in Turkey”
Niyazi Kızılyürek, Cyprus University: “The
Cyprus Question and Nationalism”
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201
5:00pm - 7:00pm
New Media Experiences,
Communication Networks and
Changing Social Relations in Turkey
Organized by: Ece Algan, Assistant
Professor, California State University
Chair: Nurcay Turkoglu, Marmara
University
Discussant: Ece Algan, California State
University
Sevilen Toprak Alay’lu, Marmara
University: “Alternative Broadcasting in
Turkey”
Bora Altun, Marmara University:
“Challenging Hegemony Via File Sharing:
A Study on Turkish Users of Film
Downloads”
Kerem Yavuz Demirbas, Marmara
University: “A Political Video Game on
Social Memory: Huys (Hope)”
Esengul Ayyildiz, Marmara University:
“Women’s Movements and Social
Communication Networks in Turkey: The
Case of Kamer and Uçansüpürge”
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211
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Human Rights Studies: Legal and
Political Dimensions
Chair: Mustapha K. Al-Sayyid, Cairo
University
Ibrahim Aljazy, University of Jordan: “Arab
Charter on Human Rights: Prospects after
Ratification”
Michelle Leanne Burgis, University of
St Andrews: “Listening for Silences in
the Courtroom: Law, Language and the
Politics of Denial in Israeli Supreme Court
Jurisprudence”
Neva O. Ozturk, Ankara University:
“Towards a Turkish Legal Framework on
Regulating Forced Migration”
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Andrea Karlsson & Vanja Mosbach, Lund
university: “Israel and Turkey in Human
Rights Studies - Representation, Conflict
and National Narrative”
Necla Ozturk, Akdeniz University:
”Deportation Under Turkish Law”
Ekrem Karakoc, Pennsylvania State
University: ”Democracy and the Inequality
Paradox: How Democracy has increased
Income Disparities in Post-Communist
and Southern Europe”
162
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-04
Clientelism, Informal Institutions and
Local Democracy in the MENA Region
Organized by: Sylvia I. Bergh, Lecturer,
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Chair: Sylvia I. Bergh, Erasmus University
Rotterdam
Mostafa Jari, Cadi Ayyad University:
“Clientelism, Corruption and the Progress
of Electoral Democracies: Some Lessons
from the MENA Region”
Cemal Altan, University of Mersin:
“Representation and Participation in
Turkish Local Party Organizations: from
Subjection to Omission”
Malika Bouziane, Free University Berlin:
“Informal Institutions as Provider of
Welfare Services: New Governance
Structures or Old Forms of Clientelism?”
Sammas Salur, Fatih University:
“Administrative Reforms in Turkey in
2000s: from Centralized Bureaucratic
Government to Decentralized Participatory
Governance”
East - 5/5: Impacts on Aquatic
164
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-06
Biodiversity in the Mesopotamian
Marshes and the Gulf
Organized by: Adil Yousif, Matthew Hall
& Michelle Stevens, Researcher, MSC:
University of Basrah / Centre for Middle
Eastern Plants (CMEP): Royal Botanic
Garden Edinburgh /California State
University
Chair: Malik H. Ali, MSC - University of
Basrah
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Discussant: Michelle Stevens, California
State University
Mustafa A. Al-Mukhtar & Kadhim H.
Younis, MSC: University of Basrah: “The
Effect of Environmental Changes on
Ichthyofauna in the Inland Waters of
Basrah Governorate”
Abdulridah A. Alwan Al-Mayah, University
of Basrah: “The Deterioration of the
Aquatic Macrophtyes of Southren Iraq: AlSafeya Preserve as an Example”
Salman D. Salman, Mohamed F. Abbas
& Anfas N. Akaash, MSC: University of
Basrah: “Distribution and Abundance of
Cladocera in the Southern Iraqi Marshes”
Adil Yousef Al Handal, MSC: University of
Basrah: ”Sustaining Eden: A Synthesis of
the Cultural, Ecological and Social Justice
Aspects of Restoring the Mesopotamian
Marshes of Southern Iraq”
165
5:00pm - 7:00pm
605
Palestinians in Jordan and Lebanon
Chair: Muhamad Hasrul Zakariah,
University Sains Malaysia
Hala C. Abou-Zaki, EHESS - Ecole des
Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales:
“Mémoires de guerre dans le camp de
réfugiés palestiniens de Chatila”
Muhamad Hasrul Zakariah, University
Sains Malaysia: “The Uprising of the
Fedayeen Against the Kingship of Jordan,
1970-1971: Declassified Documents
from The British Archive”
Are Knudsen, Chr. Michelsen Institute
- CMI: “Islamic Clientelism’ Hizbollah’s
Patronage of the Palestinian Refugees in
Lebanon”
Kobi Peled, Ben-Gurion University,
Hebrew University & Truman Institute
(Israel): “Oral History in the Upper
Galilee: Reconstructing Sedentary and
Semi-Nomad Forms of Life in Northern
Palestine during the British Mandate
Period (1918-1948)”
166
5:00pm - 7:00pm
606
Iranian Political Development - 2/2:
Social and Political Change in Iran
Mari Nukii, Waseda University: “Protest
Events in the Tehran Bazaar during the Oil
Nationalization Movement in Iran”
Mahmood Ketabi, Islamic Azad University:
“Rentier State: the Fall of Pahlavi Rejime
and the Iranian Revolution of 1978-1979”
Siavush Randjbar-Daemi, University of
London: “The Evolution of the Presidency
in Iran (1979-2009)”
Aniseh Bassiri Tabrizi, Syracuse
University: “Iranian Social Revolution: the
‘Green Movement’ in a Rentier State”
167
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-05
Tourism Impact within the Middle
East - 2/2
Rami Isaac, NHTV Breda University of
Applied Sciences: “Palestine: Moving from
Pilgrimage to Responsible Tourism”
Shadi Azizi & Hamidreza Mousavi, Islamic
Azad University: “Using Cultural Tourism
Network in Sustainable Development of
Desert Villages in Iran: Case of Khor o
Biyabanak District, Esfehan”
Farangis Saeidi, Islamic Azad University:
“The Museum of Cultural Tourism and
Anthropology in Iran”
João Sarmento & Mohammad Bagherian,
University of Minho & University of
Lisbon: “Tourism and Spatial Patterns on
the Silk Road”
Shadnaz Azizi, Islamic Azad University:
”Cultural Tourism Development Strategy
and Action plan Southern Caspian Sea
Coastline Experience: Case of Emamzade
Hashem Village”
168
5:00pm - 7:00pm
601
Regionalism: Back on the Agenda?
B. A. Roberson, London Metropolitan
University: “International Order: Agents
& Institutions before the Arrival of the
Anarchical Society 1492 – 1792: North
Africa”
Leonie Holthaus, Philipps-Universität
Marburg: “Theories of Regional
Cooperation and the Founding of the Gulf
Cooperation Council: Gulf ‘Exceptionalism’
Revisited”
Ángel García Ortiz & Antoni Seguí
Alcaraz, Universidad de València: “Lights
and Shadows of Arab Maghreb Union
from an European Focus”
Raimundo Gregoire Delaunoy, Journalist:
”Arab Maghreb Union: A Key Element in
the Mediterranean Relations”
Nafiseh Vaez, Islamic Azad University: ”A
Study of Obstacles to The Establishment
of an Islamic Union in the Middle East”
8:30pm - 10:30pm
Palau de la Música
Cérémonie de remise du Prix WOCMES
WOCMES Award for Outstanding Contributions to Middle Eastern Studies
Welcome Address
Senén Florensa, President of WOCMES Barcelona 2010
Introduction
Günter Meyer, President of the International Advisory WOCMES Council
Laura Feliu, Academic Programme Coordinator
WOCMES Barcelona 2010 Award Laureates
Josef van Ess, University of Tübingen, Germany
Roger Owen, Harvard University, United States
Institutional Closing Address
Josep-Lluís Carod-Rovira, Vice President of the Government of Catalonia
Musical Performance by Folkincats
Doors open at 8:00 pm.
Please wear your badge at the entrance of the Palau de la Música
For further information concerning the award ceremony Cf. p. 141
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roundtable
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-22
Filming Words. For Whom and
Why Film People Who Live
Elsewhere, Who Come From
Elsewhere?
Organized & Chaired by: Randi
Deguilhem, Professor, IREMAM Institut
de Recherche et d’Etude sur le Monde
Arabe et Musulman
Edouard Mills Affif, University of Montréal.
Hélène Claudot-Hawad, IREMAM Institut
de Recherche et d’Etude sur le Monde
Arabe et Musulman.
Julien Gaertner, University of Nice.
Jean-Paul Cheynel & Liliane Dumont,
CNRS, ESPACE CNRS-Universités
Avignon-Aix-Nice-Montpellier.
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Wednesday morning / Mercredi matin
170
Graus
9:00am - 11:00am
Organized and Chaired by: Tareq Y. Ismael, , University of Calgary
Raymond William Baker, Trinity College & the American University in Cairo:
“State-Ending: What the Iraqi ‘Success’ Really Means”
Tareq Ismael, University of Calgary: “Ruination:Cultivating Sectarianism in the
Ruins of Iraq”
Dirk Adriaensens, University of Calgary: “Occupation and the Murdering of Iraqi
Academics”
François Burgat, University of Calgary: “Political Islam and the US Invasion,
Occupation, and Crippling of Iraq”
501
172
9:00am - 11:00am
102
Palestinian Diasporas, Political
Cultures and Trans/National Building
Projects - 1/3: Identity, Memory and
Displacement
Islamism as Nationalism: The
Nationalist Roots of Modern Islamic
Thought and Islamic Movements in
the Arab World
Organized by: Nahla Abdo & Ruba Salih,
Professor of Sociology / Senior Lecturer
in Social Anthropology, Carleton University
/ University of Exeter
Organized by: Amal Ghazal & Rachid
Ouaissa, Assistant Professor/ Dr.,
Dalhousie University / Philipps University
Marburg
Chair: Ruba Salih, University of Exeter
Discussant: Nahla Abdo, Carleton
University
Chair: André Bank, Philipps University
Marburg
Ronit Lentin, Trinity College & University
of Dublin: “Co-memory and Melancholia:
Israeli Culture and Palestinian
Displacement”
Safa Aburabia, Ben Gurion University:
“Living the Nakba Memory: the Diaspora
Identity of the Naqab Palestinian Bedouin”
Ghada Karmi, University of Exeter:
“Palestinians in the Diaspora: A Uniquely
Political Community”
Giulia Daniele, Sant’Anna School Of
Advanced Studies & University of Exeter:
“The Palestinian Diaspora and the Right
of Return: Debates around Alternative
Solutions”
Hassan Husseini, Carleton University:
”Diaspora Palestinians and the One-State
Alternative: a Critical Assessment”
Nahla Abdo, Carleton University: ”Home
as Exile: Palestinian Citizens in Israel”
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Organized by: Jon W. Anderson,
Professor of Anthropology, Catholic
University of America
Sponsored by: International Association of Contemporary Iraqi Studies
(IACIS)
9:00am - 11:00am
9:00am - 11:00am
Peripheries Become Centers: New
Media Borderlands in the Middle East
Ending the Iraqi State
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André Bank, Philipps University Marburg:
“Nationalist Encounters: Jordanian
Islamists between Hashemite, Palestinian
and Arab Nationalism(s)”
Erik Mohns, University of Southern
Denmark: “The Use of National Symbols
and Practices among Islamists in a
Palestinian Refugee Camp in Damascus”
Beverley Milton-Edwards, Queens
University of Belfast: “Hamas: Nation or
Islam”
Andrea Mura, Loughborough University:
“National and Islamist Resonances: A
Genealogical Inquiry”
Chair: Dale F. Eickelman, Dartmouth
College
Discussant: Yves Gonzalez-Quijano,
Université Lumière
Tsuyoshi Saito, Tokyo University of
Foreign Studies: “Homelands and Home
Pages: Contemporary Amazigh Identity in
Southern Morocco”
Aomar Bouma, University of Arizona:
“YouTube, Political Activism, and the
Festivalization of ‘Youth Cyber-Noise’ in
Morocco”
Heather Browne, American University
of Cairo & Northeastern University:
“Facebook as a Channel of Civic
Engagement in Egypt, a Quiet Revolution”
174
9:00am - 11:00am
P-12
Iran and the West: Contacts and
Mutual Perceptions
Organized by: Elena Andreeva, Associate
Professor, Virginia Military Institute
Chair: Mehdi Khorrami, New York
University
Discussant: Maziar Behrooz, San
Francisco State University
Anna Vanzan, IULM, Milano and
University of Pavia: “Covering Iran”
Peter Chelkowski, New York University:
“Polish Army and Civilians in Iran during
World War I”
Elena Andreeva, Virginia Military
Institute: “Nasir al-Din Shah and
Musaffar al-Din Shah in Russia
in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries: Mutual Conceptions and
Misconceptions”
175
9:00am - 11:00am
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Medieval and Renaissance
Perceptions of Cultural Otherness 1/2
Mohammad Yusuf Siddiq, Punjab
University: “Cultural Continuity in the
Medieval World of Islam: a Reflective
Look into Some Arabic Inscriptions from
Alhambra-Andalusia & Gaur- Bengal”
Muhammad Azizan Sabjan, University
Sains Malaysia: “Ibn Khaldun and his
Remark on Christianity: a Study of his
Muqaddimah”
Nizar F. Hermes, University of Toronto:
“Why are they Shaving their Beards?: The
Romans as ‘Others’ in Medieval Arabic
Sources”
Luigi Andrea Berto, Western Michigan
University: “Exploring Muslim Otherness in
Early Medieval South Italy”
176
9:00am - 11:00am
112
177
9:00am - 11:00am
203
P-11
9:00am - 11:00am
Maghrebi Migration to Spain:
European and North African Cultural
Representations
Euro-Mediterranean Intercultural
Trends 2010
Organized by: Eleonora Insalaco, Anna
Lindh Report Coordinator, Anna Lindh
Euro-Mediterranean Foundation for the
Dialogue between Cultures
Chair: Andreu Claret, Anna Lindh
Euro-Mediterranean Foundation for the
Dialogue between Cultures
Mohamed Tozy, University Hassan-II
& University of Aix en Province:
“Mediterranean between Imagination and
Reality”
Sara Silvestri, City University London:
“Praxis of dialogue (Tbc)”
Isabelle Rigoni, University of Poitiers:
“Media and Cultural Diversity in France”
Eldar Sarajlic, University of Sarajevo:
“Beneath Multiculture: Politics, Media and
Diversity in Bosnia and Herzegovina”
Transnational Families between
Islamic and Dutch Family Law
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Organized by: Betty de Hart, Associate
Professor, Radboud University Nijmegen
Restoration of Damaged Landscapes
in the Middle East
Chair: Willy Jansen, Radboud University
Nijmegen
Discussant: Baudouin Dupret
Organized by: Shahina A Ghazanfar,
Head of Temperate Regional Team, Royal
Botanic Gardens
Betty de Hart, Radboud University
Nijmegen: “Transnational Legal Space:
A Concept to Study Experiences of
Transnational Families?”
Friso Kulk, Radboud University Nijmegen:
“Parents and Children: Moroccan-Dutch
Families Negotiating Family Law in
Morocco”
Iris Sportel, Radboud University Nijmegen:
“Transnnational Divorce in MoroccanDutch families”
Jessica Carlisle, Radboud University
Nijmegen: “Egyptian-Dutch Custody
Disputes (‘Parental Child Abduction’) in
Egypt”
Chair: Bruce Pavlik, Royal Botanic
Gardens
Discussant: Saud L.R. Al-Rowaily, King
Saud University
9:00am - 11:00am
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Organized by: Christina Civantos,
Associate Professor of Spanish, University
of Miami
Chair: Gema Pérez-Sánchez, University
of Miami
Discussant: Hakim Abderrezak, University
of Minnesota
Ismail El-Outmani, University Mohamed
V: “Representing and Misrepresenting the
Moroccan Migrant in Spain”
Gema Pérez-Sánchez, University of
Miami: “Queer Stra(igh)t’: FrancophoneMoroccan Perspectives on Immigration
Across the Strait of Gibraltar”
Christina Civantos, University of Miami:
”Migration and the Invocation of alAndalus in Contemporary Moroccan
Literature”
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Mathew Hall, Royal Botanic Gardens: “Is
Restoration Natural?”
Tom Zink, San Diego State University:
“Soil Restoration”
Shahina A. Ghazanfar, Royal Botanic
Gardens: “The Practicality of Ecological
Restoration, a Case Study”
Michiel van Slageren, Royal Botanic
Gardens: “Seed Collecting and Seed
storage for Ecological Restoration”
P-13
9:00am - 11:00am
Gender and Globalisation in the
Middle East
Organized by: Zahia Smail Salhi, Senior
Lecturer, University of Leeds
Chair: Zahia Smail Salhi, University of Leeds
Zubeida Metlo, University of Leeds:
“Perceptions of Honor in the Pakistani
Diaspora Living in Watford, UK”
Ameena Al-Rasheed Nayel, University
of Leeds: “Triple Jeopardy / Treacherous
Citizenship for Immigrants: African Muslim
Women, in the UK”
Vahideh Golzard, University of Leeds:
“Women, Globalisation and Empowerment:
Gender Perspectives of Women InternetUsers in Tehran”
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601
9:00am - 11:00am
Forced Migration and (Im)Mobilities in
the Middle East
Organized by: Victoria Mason & Javier
Caletrio Garcera, Lecturer, Lancaster
University
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Chair: Javier Caletrio, Lancaster University
Victoria Mason, Lancaster University: “Im/
mobilities of Refugees in the Middle East:
Iraqi Refugees in Jordan”
Linda Briskman, Curtin University:
“Fortress Australia: Deterring Middle
Eastern Asylum Seekers”
Vera Eccarius-Kelly, Siena College:
“Reshaping Political Access: The Kurdish
Minority and Mobility in the EU”
Maria Holt, Westminster University:
“Occupied Space/Diaspora Space:
Palestinian Women and the Politics of
Home”
182
9:00am - 11:00am
602
The New Tax Regime in the 19thCentury Ottoman Empire: New
Practices and Conflicts over the
Assessment and Collection of Urban
and Rural Taxes
Organized by: Yucel Terzibasoglu, Assist.
Prof., Bogazici University
Chair: Eyup Ozveren, Middle East
184
Yucel Terzibasoglu, Bogazici University:
“Fiscal Assessment and the Question of
Value in the Istanbul Cadastre of 1874”
Seven Agir & Onur Yildirim, Middle East
Technical University: “Bread and Empire:
Grain Provisioning of Istambul in a Time of
Change”
Selcuk Dursun, Department of History,
METU: “Forest Ownership and Tax
Evasion in the Ottoman Empire,
1870-1914”
183
9:00am - 11:00am
606
The International Political Economy
of Energy in the Wider Mediterranean
Region
Organized by: Beatriz Muñoz Delgado,
Researcher and PhD Student granted by
UNED, UNED - Spanish Open University
Chair: Gonzalo Escribano Francés,
UNED - Spanish Open University
Luigi Carafa, Toulouse University of
Social Sciences & University of Catania:
“Energy Policy Convergence in the Euro-
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Mediterranean Area: A Case Study of
Turkey and Morocco”
Beatriz Muñoz Delgado, UNED - Spanish
Open University: “The Trans-European
Energy Networks and the Turkish
Accession Process: Neither with You nor
Without You”
M.ª Ángeles Fernández López &
Alejandro V. Lorca Corróns, U. Católica
de Ávila & U. San Pablo-CEU / U.
Autónoma de Madrid: “Europe Energy
Policy and Mediterranean Countries: An
Opportunity to Collaborate”
Gonzalo Escribano Francés, UNEDSpanish Open University: “Shadows
under the Sunshine?: The Union for the
Mediterranean and the Mediterranean
Solar Plan”
Nicolas Depetris Chauvin, Dubai School
of Government: ”Impact of Climate
Change Policy on Fossil Fuel Investment
and on the Gulf Economies”
Enrique San Martine Gonzáles, UNED
- Spanish Open University (Spain):
”Socioeconomic Risk for EU Energy
Supply: Between Russia and Middle East.
A Quantitative Analysis”
9:00am - 11:00am
603
185
9:00am - 11:00am
212
Islamic Science - Homage to Professor
Mercè Comes - 1/3: Astrology and
Science in Medieval Islamic Societies
Organized by: Miquel Forcada Nogués,
Titular Professor of Arabic and Islamic
Studies, University of Barcelona
Chair: Julio Samsó Moya, University of
Barcelona
Discussant: Josep Casulleras, University
of Barcelona
José Bellver, Boston College: “The
Science of Letters and Astrological
Correspondences”
Montserrat Díaz-Fajardo, University of
Barcelona: “The Astrological Prediction by
Tasyir Computation in the North of Africa
(11th-15th Centuries)”
Marc Oliveras, University of Barcelona:
“On Scientific Poetry in Islam: The Case of
Didactic Astronomy and Astrology”
María José Parra, University of Barcelona:
“Astrology in the Arabic Translations of
Zaqut’s Almanach Perpetuum”
186
9:00am - 11:00am
105
Diverse Roles for Contemporary
Sufism: Developments and
Perspectives
Espaces publics au Maghreb: sens,
pratiques, méthodes
Organized by: Leif Stenberg, Associate
Professor, Lund University
Organized by: Nassima Dris, Mâtre de
conférences, Université de Rouen
Chair: Bjørn Olav Utvik, Oslo University
Discussant: Mark LeVine, University of
California Irvine
Chair: Nassima Dris, Université de Rouen
Discussant: Pascale Philifert, Université de
Paris Ouest
Leif Stenberg, Lund University: “Political
Sufism in a Repressive State: The Legacy
of Ahmad Kuftaro”
Catharina Raudvere, Copenhagen
University: “Heritage, Authority and
Alternative Interpretative Domains.
Contemporary Sufi Activities in BosniaHerzegovina”
Simon Stjernholm, Lund University:
“Individual Piety and Translocal
Connections: Murids at the Home of
Shaykh Nazim in Northern Cyprus”
Ida Sofie Matzen, Copenhagen University:
“Engaging (in) Humanity: Pakistani Sufi
Pirs and Ideologies of Love, Peace and
Equality”
Lamia Zaki, Institut de Recherche sur le
Maghreb Contemporain: “Des campagnes
électorales entre politisation et transformation de l’espace public dans les bidonvilles
casablancais”
Mustapha El Mnasfi, Université de Rouen:
“La gouvernance urbaine et la lutte contre
la pauvreté au Maroc”
Pascale Philifert, Université Paris-Ouest:
“Recompositions métropolitaines et métamorphoses des espaces publics à Rabat-Salé: des espaces pour tous ou pour les classes
moyennes (le cas de la Marina de Salé) ?”
Ratiba Hadj-Moussa, York University:
”La maison et le monde: Séparation ou
continuité?”
Safaa Mounqid, Centre d’Etudes et de
Documentation Economiques, Juridiques et
Sociales: ”Femmes et injustice spatiale : Le
cas des femmes des quartiers défavorisés”
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9:00am - 11:00am
P-08
centres historiques méditerranéens 6/7: Social Cohesion and Participation
Chair: May Al-Ibrashy, British University
May Al-Ibrashy, British University:
“Conservation of Historic Buildings
Rehabilitated as Schools in Cairo”
Khalid El Harrouni, Ecole Nationale
d’Architecture de Rabbat: “Urban
Rehabilitation of Historical Areas: The
Asilah Medina”
Djamel Boussaa, University of Doha:
“Historic Centers in the Maghreb:
Pleading for an Integrated Revitalization
Strategy”
Ivana Ciric, University of Belgrade: “Value
of Historic Centers in the Collective
Memory of Societies - Experience of
Traveling through Mediterranean Countries”
Faedah Totah, Virginia Commonwealth
University: ”The Making of a New Historic
City Center in Damascus”
Figen Kafescioglu, Mimar Sinan
University of Fine Arts: ”Rehabilitating and
Revitalizing 19th Century Passages in
Beyoglu”
188
9:00am - 11:00am
605
Studying Kurdistan
Chair: Jordi Tejel, University of Fribourg
Yaniv Voller, University of London:
“De-facto Statehood and the Pursuit of
International Legitimacy: the Case of the
Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq”
Luca Bellusci, Italian Center of Turkish
Studies: “Iraqi Kurdistan: the Possible
Raise of a New State on Ethnic Identity”
Michael Eppel, University of Haifa: “The
Politics of the Kurdish Nationalism and
the Reconstruction of Iraq”
Guldeniz Kibris, Leiden University: ”The
West’s ‘East’ in Turkey: The Perception of
the Kurds by the ‘Locals’ in Edremit”
189
9:00am - 11:00am
P-02
Medieval Arabic Philosophy - 1/2
Chair: Kevin Gray, American University of
Sharjah
Saliha Kizilkaya, Independent: “Al-Kind’s
Approach to the Concept of Religion”
A David K Owen, Harvard University:
“Averroism Revisited: Does Ibn Rushd’s
Interpretation of the Qur’an Provide the
Basis for a Modernist Re-reading of
Islamic Law?”
Hassan Jamsheer, University of Lodz:
“The Validity of Ibn Rushd’s Ideas for
Contemporary Political Thought: Faith,
Rationalism, Ethical Values”
190
9:00am - 11:00am
P-03
Colonial Inheritance in Law and
Society
Chair: Karim El Chazli, Paris I PanthéonSorbonne
Discussant: Will Hanley, Florida State
University
Misako Ikeda, Nagoya University
of Commerce and Business: “The
Establishment of the Local Consultative
Bodies in Egypt under British Occupation”
Samar Attar, Independent Scholar:
“Is Friendship Possible Between the
Colonized and the Colonizer?”
Juan David Gómez-Quintero, Universidad
San Jorge de Zaragoza: “Colonisation
épistémologique de la subalternité:
Croisements entre le Maghreb et
l’Amérique Latine”
191
9:00am - 11:00am
201
Cultural Politics in Liberalizing Turkey
Organized by: Brian Silverstein, Assistant
Professor, University of Arizona
Chair: Brian Silverstein, University of
Arizona
Danielle van Dobben, University of
Arizona: “The Ruins of Modernity: Roma
(Gypsy) Shantytown Dwellers in Istanbul,
Turkey”
Hikmet Kocamaner, University of Arizona:
“Whither the Secular Public Sphere? The
Case of ‘Islamic’ Broadcasting in Turkey”
Asli Igsiz, University of Arizona:
“Genealogical Order: Biopolitics in
Contemporary Turkey”
Brian Silverstein, University of Arizona:
“Governing Freedom and the Security of
the Social in Turkey”
192
211
9:00am - 11:00am
Family Law in the MENA - 1/2
Organized by: Maaike Voorhoeve, PhD
researcher, University of Amsterdam
Chair: Maaike Voorhoeve, University of
Amsterdam
Sarah Vincent, London School of
Economics: “Proof and Prejudice: The
Role of Evidence in a Tunisian Divorce
Court”
Arzoo Osanloo, University of Washington:
“What ‘a Focus on Family’ means in the
Islamic Republic of Iran”
Massimo Di Ricco, University of
Tarragona: “Reclaiming Changes Within
the Community Public Sphere: Druze
Women Activism, Personal Status
Law and the Quest for an Extended
Citizenship”
193
9:00am - 11:00am
P-04
Lebanese Literature - 1/2
Chair: Syrine Hout, American University
of Beirut
Fruma Zachs, University of Haifa:
“Merchants and modernization in the Early
Nahda Literature”
Georges Dorlian, Université de
Balamand: “Identité et recherche du père
dans le roman libanais”
Syrine Hout, American University of
Beirut: “The Politics and Poetics of
Contemporary Anglophone Lebanese
Literature”
Veronica Amadessi, chercheur
indépendant: “L’étrange identité des
hommes et des choses: l’errance et
l’anti-errance liée aux demeures dans les
romans de Charif Majdalani”
WOCMES
71
194
9:00am - 11:00am
P-05
Another Debate on Civil Society Challenges of Civil Societal Politics
Organized by: Huercan Asli Aksoy
& Nadine Kreitmeyr, PhD- students,
University of Tuebingen
Chair: Oliver Schlumberger, University of
Tuebingen
Discussant: Mustapha K. Al-Sayyid, Cairo
University
Paola Rivetti, University of Siena: “Civil
Society: a Cultural Instrument for CounterPower? Rhetorics and Political Agency in
Iran”
Özlem Tür, Middle East Technical
University: “Islamic Organizations and Civil
Society in Turkey in the 2000s”
Hürcan Asli Aksoy, University of
Tuebingen: “Agents of Change? Mapping
the Islamist Women’s Movement in
Turkish Civil Society”
Nadine Kreitmeyr, University of
Tuebingen: “A New Perspective on the
Study of Civil Society in the Middle East”
195
9:00am - 11:00am
P-24
Reconceptualising Gender in the
Middle East - 3/3: Constructing
Gender through State Processes and
Political Contestations
Organized by: Nicola Pratt, Associate
Professor, PAIS: University of Warwick
Sponsored by: the Association for Middle
East Women’s Studies (AMEWS)
Chair: Hanan Hamad, Texas Christian
University
Discussant: Nadje Al-Ali, SOAS University of London
Frances Hasso, Oberlin College: “State
regulation of the family and sexuality”
Nur Banu K Birdal, University of Southern
California: “Role of the State in Honour
Crimes in Turkey”
Sarah Fischer, American University: “The
Veil, Gender and Nationalist Agendas in
Turkey, Iran, and France”
Zeynep Gulru Goker, City University of
New York: “Conceptions of Gender in
Discussions of Resolution to the Kurdish
Problem in Turkey”
Nicola Pratt, University of Warwick: ”Gender Identities and Resistance to War and
Occupation”
72
WOCMES
197
Actes
11:30am - 1:30pm
The Global Financial Crisis and the Arab World: Impact,
Challenges and Chances - 1/2:
Organized by: Markus Loewe & Juliane Brach, Senior economist /
Assistant research professor, German Development Institute /
University of Copenhagen & GIGA Institute of Middle East Studies
Chair: Markus Loewe, German Development Institute
Discussant: Juliane Brach, University of Copenhagen
Magda Kandil & Ida A. Mirzaie, International Monetary Fund / Ohio State
University: “How Vulnerable are MENA Countries to the Global Financial
Crisis? Analysis of Underlying Channels and Implications”
Nidal Rashid Sabri, Birzeit University: “Stability of Arab Stock Markets”
Rahel Schomaker & Andreas Knorr, German Research Institute for
Public Administration / German University of Administrative Sciences:
“Economic and Political Impacts of the Financial Crisis on the United
Arab Emirates”
Eckart Woertz, Gulf Research Center: “Bye Bye Dubai? The UAE and
the Global Financial Crisis”
198
11:30am - 1:30pm
606
Politics of Election in the Magreb
Region
Organized by: Raquel Ojeda García
& Ferran Izquierdo Brichs, Ordinary
Professor on Politics / Principal
Investigator, Universidad de Jaén /
Chair: Ferran Izquierdo Brichs, Universitat
Discussant: Laura Feliu i Martínez,
María Angustias Parejo Fernández &
Victoria Veguilla del Moral, Universidad
de Granada: “Processus électoraux et
transformations du néo-autoritarisme
marocain”
Guadalupe Martínez Fuentes, Universidad
de Granada: “Opportunist Presidential
Elections and Divisive Electoral Politics:
The Tunisian Casuistry”
Montserrat Emperador Badimon,
IREMAM - Institut d´Études Politiques:
“Diplômés chômeurs en champagne au
Maroc. Formes d’investissement d’une
cause revendicative en période électorale”
Inmaculada Szmolka Vida, Universidad
de Granada: “Coalition Governments in
Morocco and Algeria: A Comparative
Analysis”
Raquel Ojeda García, Universidad
de Jaén: ”Les changements du
champ politique pendant les élections
présidentielles de 2009 en Mauritanie”
199
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-10
Crisis in National Identity and
Secularism in Turkey
Organized by: Recep Boztemur, Chair,
MES, METU, Middle East Technical
University
Chair: Samet Bagce, Middle East
Recep Boztemur, Middle East Technical
University: “The Formation of ‘Turkish’
History and National Identity in Modern
Turkey”
Ceylan Tokluoglu, Middle East Technical
University: “Ziya Gökalp and Formation
of Turkism during the Early Republican
Period”
Aysegul Aydingun, Middle East Technical
University: “Crisis in National Identity and
Ethnic Conflict in Contemporary Turkey”
Erdogan Yildirim, Middle East Technical
University: “Democracy in Crisis: Clashes
between Turkish Secularism and Religious
Politics”
Samet Bagce, Middle East Technical
University: ”An Epistemological
Assessment of the Recent Discussions
considering Crisis in National Identity and
Secularism in Turkey”
201
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-24
Tradition, External Factors and
Political Change in the Arab
Mediterranean Countries - 1/3:
Studying Democracy in the Arab
World: Actors and Processes
Organized by: Stefania Panebianco &
Fulvio Attinà, Associate Professor of
Political Science/Full professor of Political
Science, University of Catania
Chair: Fulvio Attinà, University of Catania
Discussant: Yahia H. Zoubir, Euromed
Marseille Ecole de Management
Davide Grassi, University of Torino:
“Preliminary Conclusions on the
Processes of Political Opening in the
Middle East”
Stefania Panebianco, University of
Catania: “Understanding Blocked
Transitions in the Arab Countries: Do We
Need New Conceptual Categories?”
Haizam Amirah-Fernández, Real Instituto
Elcano - Madrid: “Studying Democracy in
the Arab World: What Role for Political
Culture?”
Yahia H. Zoubir, Euromed Marseille
Ecole de Management: “The Maghreb’s
Resistance to Democratization: What
Roles for the United States and the
European Union?”
Stelios Stavridis & Roderick Pace,
Zaragoza University / University of
Malta: ”The International Politics and
Policies of Parliamentary Bodies and
Sub-State Regions as External (f)actors
in the Democratisation of Southern
Mediterranean States”
202
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-08
Centres historiques méditerranéens 7/7: Frameworks of Governance
Khaled Tadmori, University of Tripoly: ”The
Rehabilitation of the Central District of
Beirut after War”
203
108
11:30am - 1:30pm
The Multi-Level Facet of Middle
Eastern Security
Organized by: Martin Beck, Resident
Representative, Konrad Adenauer
Foundation
Chair: Martin Beck, Konrad Adenauer
Foundation
Discussant: Thomas Birringer, Konrad
Adenauer Foundation
Chair: Abeer Arkawi, Damascus Universtiy
Abeer Arkawi & Roula Aboukhater,
Damascus University: “Conflicts on
Development of an Urban Centre in Extramural Quarter in Damascus”
Arzu Kocabas, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts
University: “Towards ‘Green’ Conservation
Planning in Istanbul’s Historic Peninsula”
Levent Ozaydin, Mimar Sinan University:
“Cohesion between Rehabilitation and
Social Movements: Experiences of Milas
Historic Center”
Mazen Iwais, Al-Mashhad - The
Palestinian Institution for Cultural
Landscape Study: “Conservation Policies
in Palestine: Present and Future of
Traditional Architecture”
Naciye Doratli & Sebnem Hoskara,
Eastern Mediterranean University Faculty
of Architecture: ”A Critical Review on the
Revitalization of Historic Urban Centers
on the Mediterranean Islands: A Policy
Approach”
Carlo Masala, University of the Federal
Armed Forces: “The Concept of
Regionalism in Security Studies”
Heba Negm, London School of
Economics: “State Actors. The Case of
Egypt”
Yasar Qatarneh, Third Way Institute:
“Non-State Actors”
Christian Koch, Gulf Research Center:
“The GCC as a Regional Security
Organisation”
WOCMES
73
204
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-11
Toward an Integrated View of Human
Rights and Human Development:
Theoretical Foundations,
Measurement Issues and Policy
Implications in Jordan
Caire face aux architectes occidentaux,
l’émergence d’un style local au début du
XXe siècle”
206
11:30am - 1:30pm
102
Organized by: Enrica ChiapperoMartinetti, Professor, Università
degli Studi di Pavia UNIPV & Istituto
Universitario di Studi Superiori Pavia IUSS
Remembering the Ottomans: New
Perspectives
Chair: Zaid Eyadat, University of Jordan
Chair: Palmira Brummet
Nadia von Jacobi, Università degli Studi di
Pavia: “Human Development and Human
Rights in Jordan: An Empirical Analysis”
Paolo de Stefani, Università degli Studi di
Padova: “Human Rights Regional Systems
and their Interaction. Normative and
Cultural Dialogue at the Mediterranean
Crossroad”
Enrica Chiappero-Martinetti, Università
degli Studi di Pavia: “Multidimensional
Poverty and Inequality in Jordan: A
Combined Human Development and
Human-Rights Based approach”
Filippo Dionigi, IUSS & London School
of Economics: “Poverty and Human
Rights in the Political Theory Debate: An
Assessment with Reference to the Middle
Eastern Case”
Zina Nimeh, University of Maastricht:
”Integrating Human Rights and Human
Development: The case of Jordan”
Kristin Tassin, University of Texas: “The
Use of the ‘Ottoman Yoke’ in Balkan and
Arab Historiographies”
Virginia H. Aksan, McMaster University:
“Friends, Enemies and Ideologues of the
Ottomans 1750-1850”
Madeline Zilfi, University of Maryland:
“History, Memory and the Ottoman
Janissary Corps”
Dina Khoury, George Washington
University: “Where Are the Ottomans in
the Contemporary Historiography of the
20th Century?”
Organized by: Virginia H. Aksan,
Professor, McMaster University
207
11:30am - 1:30pm
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-12
Orientalisme et art nouveau
Forming Borders and States in Central
Asia and Khorasan
74
WOCMES
112
Cultural Heritage, Legislation and
Management
Chair: Tigin Töre, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts
University
Jihane Chedouki, CECOJI - Universite
de Poitiers: “Protection juridique du
patrimoine historique égyptien et politique
patrimoniale: Le cas de Louxor”
Abdelkader Ababneh, University
of Nice Sophia Antipolis: “Heritage
Management Planning, Stakeholders
and Legal Problematics: the Case of the
Archeological Site of Jarash in Jordan”
Tigin Töre & Seher Baslık, Mimar Sinan
Fine Arts University: “A GIS Centered
Database Model Proposal for the
Conservation of Built Heritage: DATCA
Example”
Yaser Abunnasr, University of
Massachusetts: “A Landscape
Approach to the Conservation of Urban
Archaeological Sites: A Case Study in
Down Town Beirut”
Bahar Aksel & Inci Olgun, Mimar Sinan
Fine Arts University: ”Developments /
Transformation in a 900 Year Old City:
Mardin”
209
11:30am - 1:30pm
605
Iraq under Occupation
Chair: Tim Epkenhans, Albert Ludwig
Universitaet Freiburg
Discussant: Beatrice F. Manz, Tufts
University
Chair: Maria Angels Roque, IEMed
Ibrahim Sobhi Elsayed Ghander, Fayoum
University: “Princess Chivekiar (shw’k’r)
Palace in Cairo and its Rare Collections”
Joan Aicart Yudego, Universitat
Internacional de Catalunya: “Gaudi and
the Mediterranean Culture”
Francesc Espinet Burunat, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: “Y a-t-il un
orientalisme pictural classique empatique?
Le cas Fromentin-Guillaumet”
Guillem Carabí, Universitat Internacional
de Catalunya: “Josep M. Jujol: des
reférénces orientales à la Modernité
d’Avant-garde. Bref parcours à travers le
projet de réforme de la maison Bofarull”
Anas Soufan, l’Ecole Pratique des Hautes
Etudes à la Sorbonne: ”Damas et le
11:30am - 1:30pm
105
Organized by: Beatrice F. Manz, Professor
of History, Tufts University
205
208
Andreas Wilde, Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung: “Divine Will and Royal Patronage: Constructions of Legitimacy in 18th
Century Bukharan and Afghan Chronicles”
Nurten Kilic-Schubel, Kenyon College:
“Nomads and the Khoqand Khanate:
Political and Cultural Borders and Continuities in the Ferghana Valley in the 19th
Century”
Christine Noelle-Karimi, Österreichische
Akademie der Wissenschaften: “‘Different
in All Respects’: Bukhara and Khiva as
Viewed by Qajar Envoys”
Florian Schwarz, Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften: “Negotiating
the Khurasan Border, 1880s to 1930s:
Memoirs and Letters of Central Asian and
Iranian Dragomans”
Chair: Sajad Jiyad, Centre for Islamic Shia
Studies
Discussant: Christina Bache, Sabanci
University
Tamara Drenttel, University of Arizona &
American University of Beirut: “Gendered
Narratives of Violence:Trauma, Suffering,
and the Daily Reality of Iraqi Women”
Pedro Rojo Pérez, Universidad Autónoma
de Madrid: “The Iraqi Resistance: Part of
the Solution, not Part of the Problem”
Gulshan Dietl, Jawaharlal Nehru
University: “Securing the Turf in Iraq:
Present Constraints and Future
Challenges to Iran”
210
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-02
The Age of Alamut: New
Developments in the Study of Ismaili
History in the Alamut Period
Organized by: Jalal Badakhchani,
Research Associate, The Institute of
Ismaili Studies
213
Hamideh Chubak, Iran Heritage
Foundation: “Excavation of the Alamut
Castle”
Jalal Badakhchani, The Institute of
Ismaili Studies: “Hasan-i Mahmud-i Katib
and his Poems of Resurrection (Divan-i
Qa’imiyyat)”
Farouk Mitha, The Institute of Ismaili
Studies: “The Politics of Western
Scholarship on Ghazali’s Encounter with
Ismailis”
Nadia Jamal, The Institute of Ismaili
Studies: “Nizari Quhistani and his
Travelogue”
Daryoush Mohammad Poor, The
Institute of Ismaili Studies: ”Ayn al-Qudat
Hamadanai and the Ismailis”
11:30am - 1:30pm
11:30am - 1:30pm
202
Food Habits and Food Problems in the
Middle East and in the Mediterranean
Area
Chair: Farhad Daftary, The Institute of
Ismaili Studies
Discussant: Jalal Badakhchani, The
Institute of Ismaili Studies
211
the Influence of Islamic Cartography on
Western Cartography”
Bilha Moor, The Hebrew University &
University of Haifa: “The Shape of the
World in Illustrated Aja’ib Manuscripts”
212
Islamic Science - Homage to
Professor Mercè Comes - 2/3:
Visions of Eastern and Western
Lands in Medieval Cartography and
Chartmaking
Organized by: Mònica Rius-Piniès &
Mónica Herrera-Casais, Professor of
Arabic Studies / Research Associate,
University of Barcelona
Chair: Mónica Herrera - Casais, University
of Barcelona
Discussant: Mònica Rius-Piniès,
Thomas Goodrich, Indiana University:
“The Disconnection between the World
Maps and Mediterranean Maps of the
Ottomans, 1450-1600”
Sandra Sáenz López, Warburg Institute:
“Portrayals and Inventions of Muslims and
the Islamic World in Medieval Western
Cartography”
Chet Van Duzer, French National
Research Agency: “New Evidence of
Organized by: F. Xavier Medina, Academic
& Programmes Director, Universitat
oberta de Catalunya - UOC
Sponsored by: Departamento de Sistema
Alimentarios, Cultura y Sociedad de la
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) /
International Commission on the
Anthropology of Food (ICAF)
Chair: F. Xavier Medina, Universitat oberta
de Catalunya
Mustapha Cherif, Universitat oberta de
Catalunya - UOC: “La nourriture en pays
d’islam comme art de vivre”
Françoise Aubaile-Sallenave, Muséum
d’Histoire Naturelle: “Are Food Problems
Bigger than Improvements in the
Mediterranean Region?”
Aida Kanafani-Zahar, EHESS Paris: “Le
pain: au coeur de la culture alimentaire au
Liban”
Dehpne Karaosmanoglu, Bahçeşehir
University: “Preparing Turkish Cuisine
for the Global Market: Standardization,
Synthesis and the Performance of
History”
Elizabeth Saleh, University of London: ”A
Vineyard cannot be on its Own: Sensory
Perceptions of Land and Vine in the
Bekka Village of Kefraya”
Mohey Mowafy, Northern Michigan
University: ”A Mediterranean without its
Diet: The Death of a Good Eating Pattern”
214
11:30am - 1:30pm
Chair: Sophie Richter-Devroe, University
of Exeter
Discussant: Nahla Abdo, Carleton
University
Riina Isootalo, University of Helsinki:
“Evading the Right of Return? On the
Negative Consequences of De-politicising
Return to Security and Peace-building”
Ruba Salih, University of Exeter:
“Reconciling ‘Integration’ and the Right
of Return. Rethinking Palestinian
Refugeehood”
Taylor Long, American University
of Beirut: “Governance and
Governmentalities in the Palestinian
Refugee Camps of Lebanon: Crisis of the
Nation-building Project”
Madalena Santos, Carleton University:
”The Heft of the Racialized Citizen’s Other:
The Exclusion of Palestinian Citizenship
Rights in Occupied Palestine”
215
211
11:30am - 1:30pm
Family Law in the MENA - 2/2
Organized by: Maaike Voorhoeve, PhD
researcher, University of Amsterdam
Chair: Sarah Vincent, London School of
Economics
Nadia Sonneveld, SOAS & The
Van Vollenhoven Institute for Law,
Governance, and Development: “Informal
‘Urfi Marriages in Egypt: Reflecting
changing gender roles”
Esther van Eijck, Leiden University:
“Family Affairs in Muslim and Christian
Courts in Syria”
Corinne Fortier, CNRS: “Divorce on the
Wife’s Initiative (khul’) in Islam: Differential
Practices in Mauritania and Egypt”
Maaike Voorhoeve, University of
Amsterdam: “Open Norms in the
Tunisian Personal Status Code and their
Interpretation by Judges”
501
216
Cultures and Trans/National
Building Projects - 2/3: Strategies of
Citizenship and Return
602
11:30am - 1:30pm
Mass Organisations in the Middle East
Organized by: Esther Meininghaus, PhD
candidate, University of Manchester
Chair: Andreas Christmann, The
University of Manchester
WOCMES
75
Annette Buechs, GIGA - German Institute
of Global and Area Studies: “The Egyptian
Muslim Brotherhood: Transformation
through the Ideological Interaction with
the State”
Laszlo Csicsmann, Corvinus University
of Budapest: “Divergent Voices. The
Future of the Muslim Brotherhood in the
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan”
Esther Meininghaus, University of
Manchester: “The General Union of Syrian
Women: its History, Organisation, and
Contributions to Syrian Society”
Edgar Kluesener, University of
Manchester: “A One Sided LoveAffair? The Tudeh Party and the Islamic
Revolution of 1978/1979”
Ahmed Tohami A. Mohamed, Durham
University: ”New Forms of Mobilizing and
Activism: Youth Movements in Egypt”
217
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-04
Lebanese Literature - 2/2
219
11:30am - 1:30pm
201
Domains of Intimacy: Gendered
Constructions of Law, the Body and
Sexuality in the Middle East
Organized by: Hibba Abugideiri, Associate
Professor, Villanova University
Chair: Layla Saatchi, Wayne State
University
Layla Saatchi, Wayne State University:
“Sex in the City: Illicit Sex in Ottoman
Aleppo and the Challenges of
Eurocentrism”
Moulouk Berry, University of MichiganDearborn: “Al-Nikah in Contemporary
Muslim Shi’i Juridical Writings”
Hibba Abugidieri, Villanova University:
“Doctors, Midwives & Housewives:
Challenging Public-Private Boundaries in
Colonial Egypt”
Laura Bier, Georgia Institute of
Technology: “Secularism and Intimacy:
Debating Family Law in 20th Century
Egypt”
Chair: Danièle Issa-Sayegh, Université de
Toronto
Danièle Issa-Sayegh, Université de
Toronto: “Guerre, identité et mémoire
dans la littérature libanaise d’expression
française de l’après guerre”
Assmaa Naguib, University of Exeter:
“The Lebanese Writer’s Experience
between ‘Home’ and ‘Nation’”
Carmen Boustani, Université libanaise:
“Le Langage des Gestes: Maghreb/
Machrek”
218
11:30am - 1:30pm
113
Medieval and Renaissance
Perceptions of Cultural Otherness 2/2
Chair: Alexander Fidora, ICREA- Catalan
Institution for Research and Advanced
Studies
András Kraft, Eotvos Lorand University:
“Is the faith of the ‘Ishmaelites’ a Christian
heresy?”
F. Ozden Mercan, Bilkent University:
“Ottoman Islam from the Eyes of the
Renaissance Humanists”
Katarzyna Krystyna Starczewska,
Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona: “A
Latin Translation of the Qur’an (Egidio da
Viterbo, 1518) as Seen By the Copyist”
76
WOCMES
220
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-05
Saints, Sacred Places, and Collective
Memory
Chair: Josep Lluis Mateo Dieste,
Tetsuya Ohtoshi, University of Tokyo:
“The Creation of Holy Tombs and Saints in
Medieval Egypt”
Anselm Schelcher, Leipzig University:
“The Mausoleum of Yasir Arafat as an
Expression of Palestinian Collective
Memory”
Sara Mondini, Ca’ Foscari University
de Venice: “The Zawiya and its Role:
Between Politics and Religion in the
Western Mediterranean”
Azim Malikov, Samarkand State
University: “Sacred Places of the
Samarkand Province of Uzbekistan”
Gebhard Fartacek, Austrian Academy of
Sciences: ”’Kullna mitl ba’d!’: Holy Places
and the Ideology of Local Pilgrimage in
Syria”
Shirin Darvish Rohani, Iranian Cultural
Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism
Organization: ”Takht-e Soleyman a
valuable pale for visits by artistic, religious,
mythic-lover, history-fond and cultural
visitors”
221
11:30am - 1:30pm
203
The Graeco-Hellenistic Tradition and
the Middle East
Chair: Toni Ñaco del Hoyo, ICREA &
Borja Antela-Bernárdez, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: “Alexander of
Babylon: The Macedonian Empire and the
Middle East”
Toni Ñaco del Hoyo, ICREA & Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: “Bands of
Brothers: Demobilised Soldiers as Looters
of Towns in Late Hellenistic Asia Minor”
Daniel Gómez-Castro, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: “Artaxerxes II
and the Greek World: A King for Greece
or a Strategy in Foreign Policy?”
Leonardo Gregoratti, Udine University:
“All the Great King’s Men: Crisis and
Transformation of the Parthian Empire”
Maria Helena Trindade Lopes &
Sofia Fonseca, Universidade Nova de
Lisboa: ”The Ancient City of Memphis
(Egypt): Presence of Foreigners
(Greek Mercenaries) in the Late Period
Occupation of Kôm Tuman, during
Pharaoh Apries Reign (XXVI Dynasty)”
222
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-13
Rethinking Women Social Rights
Liv Tønnessen, Chr. Michelsen Institute CMI: “Bargaining with Patriarchy in Sudan:
The Art of Reimagining Islam”
Ewa Strzelecka, University of Granada:
“Culture, Gender and Development:
Rethinking the Policy and the Practice
of ‘Gender Equality’ and ‘Women’s
Empowerment’ in Yemen”
Azzedine Bouderbane, University of
Constantine: “Women as Users of New
Technologies: Between Difficulties and
Challenges”
Abeer Najjar & Afaf Bataineh, American
University of Sharjah / Zayed University:
“Objectification of Reality: Un/Veiling of
Arab/Muslim Women”
Maryam Khalid, University of New South
Wales: ”Gendered Orientalism in US ‘War
on Terror’ Security Discourse”
223
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-06
Arab Americans
Lamees Sweis, Wayne State University:
“Technology and Ethnic identity: An
Ethnographic Study of Arab Satellite
Programming and Arab American identity
in metropolitan Detroit”
Maria Bashshur Abunnasr, University
of Massachusetts: “Imagining New
England in Ras Beirut: An Arab-American
Landscape of Memory”
Randa Kayyali, George Mason University:
“Arab Americans and the Politics of
Census Exclusion”
Mary Danis, University of California Santa Barbara: “Muslims in the Media:
Social Consequences for Muslims in
America”
Silke Schmidt, Johannes Gutenberg
University Mainz: ”Arabian Dance in the
Promised Land: Hyphenating Identity in
Contemporary Arab(-)American Women’s
Literature”
225
roundtable
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-22
Permissible Criticism: Law in
the Service of Silencing Critical
Voices
Organized by: Tareq Ismael, IAMES &
International Association of Contemporary
Iraqi Studies
Chair: Philip Marfleet, University of East
London
Raymond Baker, Trinity College.
Samah Idriss, Dar Al-Adab.
Tareq Ismael, University of Calgary.
Fuat Keyman, Koch University.
Norton Mezvinsky, International Council of
Middle Eastern Studies.
Haifa Zangana, International Journal of
Contemporary Iraqi Studies.
WOCMES
77
Wednesday afternoon / Mercredi après-midi
226
Graus
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Rethinking the Mediterranean: New Perspectives on Interaction
Between ‘Us’ and ‘Them’ - 1/3: Theoretical Aspects
228
2:30pm - 4:30pm
105
New Media in the Middle East
Revisited: Networked Audiences and
Digital Communities
Organized by: Annette Jünemann & Jakob Horst, University Professor, PhD
candidate, Helmut-Schmidt-University
Organized by: Vit Sisler, Lecturer, Charles
University
Chair: Annette Jünemann, Helmut-Schmidt-University
Discussant: Martin Beck, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung
Chair: Gary R. Bunt, University of Wales
Eva-Maria Maggi, University of Washington: “Changing Logics of Action:
European Impact in the Mediterranean”
Taysir Nashif, United Nations: “Enlightenment and Enhancement of Conceptual
and Cultural Communication”
Jakob Horst, Helmut-Schmidt University: “Rethinking the Logic of EU
Democracy Promotion in the Mediterranean: A Critical View on Modernization
and Spill-over Assumptions”
Delf Rothe, University of Hamburg: “Energy for the Masses? Exploring the
Political Logics behind the Desertec Initiative”
227
2:30pm - 4:30pm
606
Iran-Iraq War: Thirty Years Later
Organized by: Federico Vélez, Assistant
Professor of International Studies, Zayed
University
227-b 2:30pm - 4:30pm
102
78
WOCMES
229
2:30pm - 4:30pm
203
Sustainable Water Management in the
Middle East
Beyond Orientalism: Wilfrid Scawen
Blunt (1840-1922) and his Networks
Organized by: Ronny Berndtsson &
Kenneth M Persson, Professor, Lund
University
Organized by: Yoshiko Kurita, Professor,
Chiba University, IAMES
Chair: Federico Vélez, Zayed University
Wolf-Hagen von Angern, University of
Cologne: “Dabblers vs. Classics: Strategic
Failures of the Iran-Iraq War in the Light
of Clausewitz & Co.”
Federico Vélez, Zayed University: “The
Years of Living Dangerously: Arab
Monarchies of the Gulf and the Iran-Iraq
War”
Nasser Palangi, Independent Artist:
“Iranian Post-War Paintings”
Waleed Saleh, Universidad Autonoma de
Madrid: “The Legacy of the War in Iran’s
Foreign Policy”
Shirin Shafaie, SOAS - University of
London: ”Iran’s Treatment of POWs: An
Iraqi Narrative”
Jon W. Anderson, Catholic University of
America: “Networked Audiences: Public
Spheres of Networked Communication in
the Middle East”
Gary R. Bunt, University of Wales:
“Muslims: Surfing Electronic Frontiers”
Ho Wai-Yip, City University of Hong
Kong: “Speaking to the Arab Street
beyond the Great Fire Wall: China’s Arabic
International Channel as a New Silk Road
Station”
Vit Sisler, Charles University: “Digital
Heroes: Video Games and Identity
Construction in Iran”
Chair: Ronny Berndtsson, Lund University
Discussant: Kenneth M Persson, Lund
University
Yasser Hamed, Suez Canal University:
“Investigation of the Extent of Pollution in
Lake Manzala, Northeastern of Egypt”
Raed AlShaaer, Lund University:
“Possibilities and Environmental Problems
with Large-scale Desalination Plants in
the MENA Countries”
Khaldoon A. Mourad, Lund University:
“Economic Value of Tree Fruit Production
in Jordan Valley from a Virtual Water
Perspective”
Sihem Jebari, National Res Ins for Rural
Eng, Waters and Forestry: “Landscape
Changes due to Farming”
Mohammad Aljaradin, Lund University:
”Imminent Threats to Groundwater
Resources in the Middle East due to
Uncontrolled Landfilling”
Chair: Riad Nourallah & Yoshiko Kurita,
IAMES
Riad Nourallah, IAMES: “Presenting Islam
to the West: The Case of Wilfrid Scawen
Blunt”
Roger Owen, IAMES: “Wilfird Scawen
Blunt and Evelyn Baring (Lord Cromer):
Same Class, Same Intellectual Formation
but Growing Differences over Empire”
Yoshiko Kurita, IAMES: “Wilfrid Scawen
Blunt, His Middle Eastern Friends, and the
Discovery of ‘Imperialism’”
Mansour Bonakdarian, IAMES: “Wilfrid
Scawen Blunt and Global Networks of
Anti-Colonial Resistance”
230
2:30pm - 4:30pm
201
Arab Family Working Group
(AFWG) - 1/2: Conflict, Exclusion,
Transnationalism and Arab Families
Organized by: Ibrahim Elnur, Associate
Professor, American University in Cairo
Chair: Ibrahim Elnur, American University
in Cairo
Discussant: Hoda Elsadda, University of
Manchester
”Nationality: Indetermined. Voices of the
Palestinian Diaspora in Italy”
232
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Actes
Femme et savoir au Maghreb
Conseil Strategique: “Moroccan Political
Parties Promoting Democracy: Women’s
Political Participation Issue”
Michelle Pace, University of Birmingham:
”Liminality in EU-Hamas Relations”
234
Organized by: Hédia Khadhar, l’Unité
de Recherche: Femme et Méditerranée,
Université de Tunis
202
2:30pm - 4:30pm
The Global Financial Crisis and the
Arab World: Impact, Challenges and
Chances - 2/2
Chair: Hédia Khadhar, Université de Tunis
Islah Jad, Birzeit University: “Politics of
Group Weddings in Palestine: Political and
Gender Tensions”
Suad Joseph, University of California
- Davis: “Gender, Transnationalism
and Citizenship Among Post-Civil War
Lebanese Migrants”
Barbara Ibrahim, American University in
Cairo: “Youth, Faith, and Social Action in
Urban Egypt”
Hani Bawardi, University of MichiganDearborn: “Voltairian Nationalists: Letters
between Three Syrian Youth, 1912”
231
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Halima Ouannada, Université de Monastir:
“Le personnage féminin dans le théâtre
tragique de Voltaire”
Mahbouba Saï Tlili, Université de Tunis:
“La représentation de l’autre dans la
littérature du XVIIIe”
Saloua Touati, L’enseignement secodaire
de Jendoub: “La représentation du peuple
dans Du Contrat social de Jean-Jacques
Rouseau”
Amina Ben Damir, Université de Tunis:
“Femmes et savoir, femmes et pouvoir
dans Les Mille et Une Nuits et si par une
nuit d’Hiver d’Italo Calvino”
501
Cultures and Trans/National Building
Projects- 3/3: Transnational Activism
and Research Agendas
Chair: Ronit Lentin, University of Dublin
Anaheed Al-Hardan, University of Dublin:
“Palestine, Memory and the Right of
Return Movement”
Gabriella Rossetti, University of Ferrara:
“Committed outsiders: New Political
Cultures from Shared Meanings of
‘Palestine’”
Sophie Richter-Devroe, University of
Exeter: “Thank You! I have my own
anarchic situation here. I don’t need more
anarchists or egos to come and interfere.
Competing Political Cultures in and for
Palestine”
Isis Nusair, Denison University: “Crossing
Boundaries: Local and Transnational
Feminist Thinking and Practice on
Palestine”
Carmen Caruso, University of London:
233
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-24
Mediterranean Countries - 2/3:
Domestic Factors and Political
Change in Arab Mediterranean
Countries
Organized by: Fulvio Attinà & Stefania
Panebianco, Full professor of Political
Science/Associate Professor of Political
Chair: Stelios Stavridis, University of
Saragoza
Discussant: Francesco Cavatorta, Dublin
City University
Rosita Di Peri, University of Torino: “The
Question of Democracy in the Arab World
and the Role of Fragmented Societies:
The Case of Lebanon”
Luca Ozzano, University of Torino:
“Religion and Democratization: The
Turkish Case”
Mohammed Akacem, Metropolitan State
College of Denver: “Oil, institutions, and
the Quest for Democracy in the Arab
World”
Nezha Moussadek, Cabinet de Veille &
Organized by: Markus Loewe & Juliane
Brach, Senior economist / Assistant
research professor, German Development
Institute / University of Copenhagen &
GIGA Institute of Middle East Studies
Chair: Markus Loewe, German
Development Institute
Discussant: Juliane Brach, University of
Copenhagen
Amer Ghrawi & Katja Grunow, University
of Potsdam and InWEnt: “Impact of the
Global Financial Crisis on the Economic
Reform Agendas in Syria and Egypt”
Maria Cristina Paciello, University Roma
I “La Sapienza”: “The Social Impact of the
Current Economic Crisis in Morocco”
Sabine Hofmann, Free University:
“Economic Crisis and Political Conflict in
Israel and the Palestinian Territories”
Nadine Scharfenort & Johannes
Gutenberg, CERAW - University of Mainz:
”Seeking for Opportunities: Bahrain’s
Diversification Course and Reforms of the
Labour Market”
235
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-02
The Politics of Amnesia and Cultural
Production in the Middle East - 1/2
Organized by: Sonja Hegazy, Vice
Director, Zentrum Moderner Orient Berlin
Chair: Bettina Dennerlein, University of
Zurich
Discussant: Monika Borgmann, UMAM
Beirut
Sonja Hegasy, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin: “Cultural Production as Site of
Memory”
Andrea Fischer-Tahir, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin: “Remembrance, Amnesia,
and the Journalistic Field: Narrations of 9
April 2003 in Iraqi Newspapers”
WOCMES
79
Karin Mlodoch, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin: “Anfal Surviving Women in
Kurdistan-Iraq: The Struggle for Agency
and New Life Perspectives against
Traditional Gender Roles and Kurdish
National Victimhood Discourses”
Sophie Wagenhofer, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin: “The Jewish Museum in
Casablanca - Memory and Forgetting”
Alia Mossallam, London School of
Economics and Political Science:
”Remembering Otherwise: The Aswan
High-dam through Nubian lyrics”
236
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-03
The Liminality of Gender Issues
Relating to Social Stability and PostOil Economies in the Gulf States
Organized by: Annemarie Profanter
& Stephanie Ryan Cate, Assistant
Professor/Lecturer, Free University of
Bozen-Bolzano / University of Alabama
Chair: Annemarie Profanter & Stephanie
Ryan Cate, Free University of BozenBolzano.
(TOKI) and Modalities of Welfare
Governance”
Ozlem Madi-Sisman, Furman University
& Bilkent University: “Moral Economy: The
Rise of Neo-Islamist Bourgeois in Turkey”
Deniz Cakirer, University of Southern
California: “Tuning into Global Markets:
How Economic Integration to Global
Capitalism Changed Religious
Communities? Discourse Creation in
Turkey”
Seda Demiralp, Isik University:
”Democratic Allies or Financiers of
Terrorism?”
Ilhami Alkan Olsson, Istanbul University:
”The Legal and Cultural Causes and
Consequences of Corruption in Turkey”
238
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Discussant: Virginia H. Aksan, McMaster
University
James A. Reilly, University of Toronto:
“Tripoli in Representations of Lebanon’s
Ottoman Coast”
Joshua W. Walker, German Marshall
Fund of the USA: “Reclaiming Turkey’s
Ottoman Past”
Ali Yaycioglu, Eastern Illinois University:
“Old Ottomans of the New Nation:
Memories of the Provincial Elite from the
Empire to the Turkish Republic”
Damla Isik, Western Connecticut State
University: ”Refashioning a ‘Just’ Turkish
Republic: Remembering Ottoman Charity
and Generosity in Contemporary Poor
Relief”
P-11
240
Security and the Politics of National
Culture in Contemporary Iraq
Organized by: Juan Cole, , University of
Michigan
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-13
Evolution of the Societal and
Educational Roles of Universities in
GCC States
Organized by: Ann Scholl, Chair of
Philosophy Department, UAE University
Chair: Ann Scholl, UAE University
Hatoon Al Fassi, King Saud University &
Qatar University: “Saudi Women and the
Islamic Discourse: Selected Examples of
Saudi Feminisms”
Francis Owtram, University of Kurdistan
Hawler: “Iraq and Global Governance:
Non-Governmental Organisations and
Poverty of Women-headed Households
in Iraq”
Elena Maestri, Università Cattolica
del Sacro Cuore: “Women and Human
Security in Bahrain: The 1970s and the
1990s”
Annemarie Profanter & Stephanie Ryan
Cate, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano
/ University of Alabama: “The Balancing
Act: STEM and WOMEN in the Khaleegy”
237
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Ebru Deniz Ozan, Ankara University:
“Capitalist Response to Structural Crisis:
The Case of Turkish Free Enterprise
Council”
Artur Perchel, Ghent University:
“Governing at a Distance: Housing
Development Administration of Turkey
WOCMES
Juan Cole, University of Michigan: “The
2010 Parliamentary Elections in Iraq, the
US Withdrawal, and Regime Stability”
Nabil Al-Tikriti, University of Mary
Washington: “Shifting Borders and State
Prerogatives: Iraqi Provincial Border
Changes from the Ottoman Era to Today”
Magnus T. Bernhardsson, Williams
College: “Iraqi Fragments: The Destruction
of the Iraqi National Museum”
Monica Ingber, Keele University:
“Chthonic Security and the Militant/
Multitude Problematic”
Samer Abboud, Susquehanna University:
”Citizenship, Constitutionalism and the
State in Iraq: Historical, Comparative and
Contemporary Perspectives”
P-10
Globalization, Capitalism and Welfare
in Turkey
80
Chair: Juan Cole, University of Michigan
Dennis Leavens, UAE University: “The
New Vision: A Case Study in the Failure
of Interdisciplinarity and Liberal Arts”
Mohammed Tabishat, UAE University:
“Liberal Arts Education: A Proper US
Export?”
Chris Ohan, American University of
Kuwait: “History of Liberal Arts Education
and Implications for GCC Societies”
J. M. Jamil Brownson, UAE University:
“Globalization and/or Localization:
Knowledge, Learning and Adaptation
Amidst Rapid Social and Cultural Change
in the GCC and Arab World”
Ann Scholl, UAE University: ”Research
Goals in GCC National Universities”
241
239
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-12
Ottoman Legacies and Modern
Identities
2:30pm - 4:30pm
605
Muslim Worlds - World of Islam Dynamics of Reform: Historical and
Biographical Dimensions - 1/2
Organized by: James A. Reilly, Professor,
University of Toronto
Organized by: Kai Kresse, Vice-Director
for Research, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin
Chair: Rossitsa Gradeva, American
University in Bulgaria
Chair: Kai Kresse, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin
243
Discussant: Martin van Bruinessen,
University of Utrecht
Dietrich Reetz, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin: “The Global Scholar: The
Alim Degree Course in Deoband and its
Transfer Around the World”
Dyala Hamzah, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin: “Professionalization as Nexus of
Reform and Self-reform: A Pan-Islamist
and a Pan-Arabist in the Light of their Life
Trajectories”
Patrick Desplat, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin: “Reform and Resistence in
Everyday Life: Perspectives from Ethiopia”
Yunus Dumbe, University of Legon: “The
Salafi Praxis of Constructing Religious
Identity in Africa: A Comparative
Perspective of Movement Growth in Accra
(Ghana) and Cape Town (South Africa)”
Kai Kresse, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin: ”The Global Scholar: The Alim
Degree Course in Deoband and its
Transfer Around the World”
242
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-04
The Middle East during the Global
Cold War - 1/2: A Political-Economy
of State-Building in the Middle East:
Between Domestic and International
Influences
Organized by: Massimiliano Trentin
& Matteo Gerlini, Research Fellows,
University of Padua & University of
Florence
Chair: Marta Petricioli, University of
Florence
Massimiliano Trentin, University of Padua:
“The Pragmatic Politics of the Improvised
Socialism: The GDr advisors in Syria,
1965-1972”
Alden Young, Princeton University:
“Diagnosing Pathologies: Sudanese
Policy-Makers and the Creation of
Economic Problems: 1954-1961”
Giulia Tantini, University of Florence:
“Algeria, the Non-Aligned Movement and
the Bipolar System: State-building and
Development Models, 1962-1976”
Jamie Allinson, University of Edinburgh:
“Jordanian Alignment in the Nasserist Era:
Rethinking ‘the State and the Tribe’”
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-05
La langue amazighe en Afrique du
Nord: Quelques aspects linguistiques
et historiques
Organized by: Hassan Akioud,
Observatoire Catalan de la Langue
Amazighe - Linguamon, Observatoire
Catalan de la Langue Amazighe Linguamon
246
Carles Castellanos, Observatoire Catalan
de la Langue Amazighe - Linguamon:
“Aspects critiques et stratégiques dans la
création néologique en amazigh”
Carles Múrcia, Observatoire Catalan
“Amazigh: A Linguistic Bound between
Mediterranean and Sub-Saharan
Languages through Antiquity and Middle
Ages”
Hassan Akioud, Observatoire Catalan
“La Toponymie et la Construction de la
Langue Amazighe dans l’Afrique du nord”
Salem Zenia, Observatoire Catalan de la
Langue Amazighe - Linguamon: “Traduire
du ou vers le tamazight”
Kristin Pfeifer, Max Planck Institute for
Social Anthropology: ”’Les Arabes sont
en Arabie, mais pas ici’. The concept(s) of
Indigeneity within the Moroccan Amazigh
Movement”
2:30pm - 4:30pm
211
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Emotional Communities in the Middle
East and North Africa: Historical and
Ethnographic Approaches
Chair: Carles Biosca, Universidad
Autónoma de Barcelona
244
Development in Egypt”
Sami Ofeish, Balamand University:
“Interests of Sectarian Elites: An Obstacle
to Reform”
Philip Marfleet, University of East London:
”Politics of Displacement: Learning from
Iraq’s Refugees”
113
The Politics of Citizenship in the
Middle East
Organized by: Tareq Y. Ismael, , University
of Calgary
Chair: Haifa Zangana.
Mehmoona Moosa-Mitha, University of
Victoria: “Trans-National Identities and the
Ethics of Citizenship”
Moncef Khaddar, Eastern Mediterranean
University: “Inter-Communal Relations in
the 21st Century: The Case of the ‘Jewish
majority’ and the ‘Arab minority’ in Israel”
Gamal Selim, University of Calgary:
“Integration into the Global Economy
and the Prospects for Democratic
Organized by: Max Weiss, Junior Fellow,
Society of Fellows, Harvard University
Chair: Ghassan Hage, University of
Melbourne
Mahiye Secil Dagtas, University of
Toronto: “Emotional Registers of the
Secular in Istanbul”
Samar Farage, Pennsylvania State
University: “Medieval Spiritual Medicine
and the Passions of the Soul”
Asli Niyazioglu, Koc University: “An Age
of Anxiety? Nightmares and the Late
Sixteenth Century Ottoman Biographers”
Max Weiss, Harvard University: “Is there
a History of Happiness in the Modern
Middle East?”
247
601
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Balance of Powers in the
Constitutional Framework of States
with Islamic Character: Monarchal
and Republican Concepts in
Comparison
Organized by: Naseef Naeem, Ass. Prof.,
Free University Berlin & University of
Goettingen
Chair: Naseef Naeem, Free University
Berlin & University of Goettingen
Discussant: Hatem Elliesie, Free
University Berlin
Zeyneb Balazümbül, Free University
Berlin: “The State System of the Kingdom
of Saudi Arabia: Does the Call for
Reforms Die Away?”
Alexander Gramsch, Free University
Berlin: “A Constitutional Monarchy
in Bahrain? Qualifying and Legally
Evaluating the Constitutional Reform in
2002”
WOCMES
81
Johannes Dach, Free University Berlin:
“The Supremacy of the Clergy in the
Constitutional System of Iran: Allocation
of Powers and Participation of People”
Roland Krause, Free University Berlin:
“Separation of Powers in Pakistan: The
Case of the Chief Justice”
248
2:30pm - 4:30pm
602
Development in the Desert. Field
Research in Oasis: United Arab
Emirates Cases
Organized by: Izabella Lecka, Adiunct;
PhD., Warsaw University
Chair: Izabella Lecka, Warsaw University
Anna Dudek, Warsaw University: “Liwa as
a Tourist Resort”
Jacek Kwiatkowski, Warsaw University:
“Spatial Development of Liwa Oasis”
Marcin Solarz, Warsaw University:
“Discovering the Contemporary Liwa
Oasis in the Context of North-South
Relations”
Izabella Lecka, Warsaw University:
“Population and Health Care in UAE,
Western Region and Liwa Oasis”
Miroslaw Mularczyk, Warsaw University
& University of Jan Kochanowski Kielce:
”Development in the Desert: North African
Oasis versus Arabian Pennisula Oasis”
249
2:30pm - 4:30pm
101
National Economic Issues: Egypt,
Israel, Morocco and Syria
Chair: Josep Maria Jordan, University of
Valencia
Christian Neugebauer, CNMS: University
of Marburg: “FDI and Socio-Economic
Development in the Mediterranean
Countries: The Case of Morocco”
Melike Kara Ozberk, EHESS - Ecole des
Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales:
“Political Economy of Reforms and
Syrian Businessmen: A Case Study on
Damascus Chamber of Commerce”
Saleem Nayif, Czech University of Life
Sciences: “Designing a Socio-economic
Development Model for Arab Farmers in
Israel”
82
WOCMES
250
2:30pm - 4:30pm
108
Cutting through Uncertain Boundaries:
Debates and Cultural Influences in the
Medieval World
Organized by: Víctor Pallejà de Bustinza,
professor, Alicante University
Chair: Víctor Pallejà de Bustinza, Alicante
University
Víctor Pallejà de Bustinza, Alicante
University: “Ibn Arabî (m.1240) and the
‘Ishraqî’ Traditions: New Views About and
Old Issue”
Patrizia Spallino, Officina di Studi
Medievali: “Murasilât bayna Nasîr al-Dîn
al-Tûsî (d.1274) and Sadr al-Dîn alQûnawî (d.1274): The State of the Art
(part I)”
Ivana Panzeca, Officina di Studi Medievali:
“Murasilât bayna Nasîr al-Dîn al-Tûsî (d.
1274) and Sadr al-Dîn al-Qûnawî (d.
1274): The State of the Art (part II)”
Josep F. Cutillas Ferrer, Alicante
University: “Love Concept and Loving
Couple in Islamic Persian Literature”
Concepció Peig, Universitat Internacional
de Catalunya: ”Nasrid Architectural
Culture: Beyond Space, Beauty Speaks
and Sacred Geometry”
Yolanda Antín, Universidad Complutense
de Madrid: ”Mahzor Catalonia for Yom
Kippur and Rosh ha-Shannah and its
Development”
251
2:30pm - 4:30pm
212
Islamic Science - Homage to
Professor Mercè Comes - 3/3:
Science in Medieval Arabic-Islamic
Societies: Achievements and
Prospects
Organized by: Miquel Forcada Nogués,
Titular Professor of Arabic and Islamic
Studies, University of Barcelona
Sponsored by: Commision on History
of Science and Technology in Islamic
Societies (Division of History of Science
and Technology of the International Union
of History and Philosophy of Science)
Chair: Jan Hogendijk, University of
Utrecht
Discussant: Miquel Forcada Nogués,
Cristina Álvarez de Millán, Universidad
Española de Educación a Distancia:
“Medieval Islamic Medicine: Research,
Prospects and Proposals”
Emilia Calvo Labarta, University of
Barcelona: “The Research of Astronomical
Activities in Islam: Achievements, Current
State and Prospects”
Mohammed el Faïz, University of
Marrakech: “L’héritage agronomique
arabe et son apport à la civilisation de la
Méditerranée”
Jan P. Hogendijk, University of Utrecht:
“Mathematics”
252
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-06
Theatre Performance
Alexander Kolbitsch, University of Wales:
“The Relationship between Religious
Theatre and Collective Identity: An
Interdisciplinary Approach to the Study
of the Relationship between the Iranian
Ta’ziyeh and Shi’ite Collective Identity”
Maria Isabel Panosa, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona and ICAC: “From
Archaeological Research to Performing
Creation, Egypt”
Cafer Sarikaya, Bogazici University: “An
Arabic Performer in the 1893 Chicago
World’s Columbian Exposition: Ahmad
Abu Khalil al-Qabbani”
Guseynova Dilyara, The State Institute
of Art research: “Phenomenon of ‘Ta’zie’
Theatre in Shiit Countries”
María Dolores Tena Medialdea,
Universidad de Valencia: ”The Cabaret
at the turn of the 20th Century:
Feminine Bodies, Urban Identities and
Transculturalism in Middle Eastern Dance”
Maryam Nemat Tavousi, Iranian
Traditional Theatre: ”Iranian Comic Female
Plays”
253
2:30pm - 4:30pm
112
Literature and Political Awareness 1/2
Ana Soler & Azucena Macho Vargas,
Universidad de Zaragoza: “L’analyse
de l’espace dans l’oeuvre romanesque
d’Albert Memmi”
Rachid Touhtou, Institut National de
Statistique et d’Economie appliqueeINSEA: “Narrating Violence, Rewriting
History: State Violence, Transitional
Justice and Gender Narratives in
Morocco”
Irene Siegel, Hofstra University:
“Questioning Authority: The Politics and
Poetics of Islam in Mahmud al-Mas’adi’s
Haddatha Abu Hurayra Qaal’”
255
254
roundtable
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-21
Civility and Secularity in the
Mediterranean Post-Colony
Organized by: Frederic Volpi, Lecturer in
International Relations, University of St
Andrews
Chair: Fiona McCallum, University of St
Andrews
Salwa Ismail, SOAS - University of
London.
Leif Stenberg, Lund University.
Emma Murphy, Durham University.
Armando Salvatore, Oriental Studies
University.
Actes
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Arab and Islamic Humor
Organized by: Paolo Branca, Professor of Arabic and Islamistics, Catholic
University of Milan & SESAMO
Chair: Paolo Branca, Catholic University of Milan & SESAMO
Farian Sabahi, Universities of Turin & University of Geneva: “Satire in Iran: A
Long Lasting Challenge Against Censorship against censorship”
Azzurra Meringolo, SESAMO Third University of Rome: “Bride and Gawwaz ElSalonat: An Arab Bridget Jones Blogger Who Gives Voice to Female Every-Day
Narratives”
Aldo Nicosia, University of Catania & SESAMO: “Third Millennium Egypt
Political Satire in Mass-Media”
Paolo Branca, Catholic University of Milan & SESAMO: “Arab and Islamic
Humor from Past to Present”
Emma Vita, Università di Bologna ‘R.Ruffilli’ Forlì: ”Jordan Political Cartoon”
256
5:00pm - 7:00pm
102
257
5:00pm - 7:00pm
212
Sudan: Questions of Post-Conflict,
Peace and Democratic Transformation
(No) Regional Powers in the Middle
East
Organized by: Thomas Schmidinger,
Lecturer, University of Vienna
Organized by: Henner Fürtig, Director,
GIGA Institute of Middle East Sudies
Chair: Thomas Schmidinger, University of
Vienna
Chair: Emma Murphy, University of
Durham
Abdel Salam Sidahmed, University of
Windsor: “Challenges to Democratic
Transformation in the Post-CPA Sudan”
Margret Otto, Open University Hagen:
“Concepts of Peace in a Post-Conflict
Period: Reflections and Expectations of
Sudanese Citizens in 2009”
Mey Eltayeb Ahmed, University of
Khartoum: “Does the CPA Guarantee
Sustainable Peace in Sudan?”
Sahar Eltayeb Elgali, University of
Windsor: “The Role of NGOs in Peace
Building and the Challenges Facing Their
Work”
Martin Beck, Konrad Adenauer
Foundation: “The Concept of Regional
Power as Applied to the Middle East”
Henner Fürtig, GIGA Institute of Middle
East Studies: “Egypt: Living on Past Glory
or New Leadership Capabilities?”
Thomas Richter, GIGA Institute of Middle
East Studies: “Saudi Arabia - A Regional
P(l)ayer Hedging External Threats and
Internal Challenges”
Walter Posch, Endowment for Science
and Politics: “Iran: Regional Policies and
Ideological Ambitions”
258
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-03
Neither Pashas nor Sultans:
Alternative Leadership in the Late
Ottoman Empire and Early Republican
Turkey
Organized by: Ioannis Moutsis & Stefano
Taglia, PhD candidates, SOAS - University
of London
Chair: Onur Ylidirim, Middle East
Discussant: Marc Aymes, Centre National
de la Recherche Scientifique
Stefano Taglia, SOAS - University of
London: “Constructing the Superiority of
the Ottomans: Mehmet Sabahettin and his
Synthesis of Edmond Demolins”
Anna Mirkova, European University
Institute: “Struggles over Representation
and Leadership among Muslim Turks in
Interwar Bulgaria”
Yannis Bonos, EHESS - École des hautes
études en sciences sociales: “Rage
Against the Machine: Mustafa Sabri on
the Kemalist Reforms”
İlker Aytürk, Bilkent University: “Ats’z and
Islam, or the Blind Alley of Secular Turkish
Nationalism”
Ioannis Moutsis, SOAS - University of
London: ”Necati Özkan: A Turkish Cypriot
Kemalist in Cyprus of the 1920s”
WOCMES
83
259
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-24
Mediterranean Countries - 3/3: The
EU and Democracy Assistance to
Mediterranean Countries
Organized by: Fulvio Attinà & Stefania
Panebianco, Full professor of Political
Science/Associate Professor of Political
Chair: Stefania Panebianco, University of
Catania
Discussant: Stelios Stavridis, University of
Saragoza
Andreas Marchetti, Center for European
Integration Studies - ZEI: “The EU and
Democracy Promotion: Towards a less
Ambitious but more Effective Approach?”
Charalambos Tsardanidis, Institute of
International Economic Relations: “The
European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) as
an External Factor of Europeanization and
Democratisation: The Case of Morocco”
Kristina Kausch, FRIDE Madrid:
“European Interests and Political Reform
in North Africa and the Middle East”
Kalliope Agapiou-Josephides, University
of Cyprus: “Democratisation and Human
Rights Protection in the EU’s Relations
with Third Countries: The Role of the
European Parliament”
261
5:00pm - 7:00pm
105
Crises et mouvements sociopolitiques dans le monde araboislamique médiéval
Organized by: Radhi Daghfous, Directeur
du Laboratoire du Monde Arabo-islamique
médiéval, Université de Tunis
Chair: Radhi Daghfous, Université de
Tunis
Discussant: Mounira Chapoutot,
Khaled Kchir, Université de Tunis: “Le
premier ‘Coup d’Etat’ en islam”
Faouzi Mahfoudh, Université de Tunis:
“L’apport de l’archéologie pour la
connaissance des révoltes dans le monde
musulman”
Mohamed Houbaida, Université Maroc:
“Etat et Révoltes dans le Maroc Médiéval”
Amor Ben Hamadi, Université de Tunis:
“Les révoltes aux yeux des Fuqahâ’”
84
WOCMES
262
5:00pm - 7:00pm
605
Muslim Worlds - World of Islam Dynamics of Reform: Historical and
Biographical Dimensions - 2/2
Organized by: Kai Kresse, Vice-Director
for Research, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin
Leïla Blili, Manouba University: “Women
Voices from the Beylical Palace in Tunis”
264
5:00pm - 7:00pm
203
Frontier of the Islamic Economics and
Finance: New Challenges
Chair: Ulrike Freitag, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin
Discussant: Abdulkader Tayob, University
of Cape Town
Organized by: Yasushi Kosugi, Professor,
Kyoto University
Ahmed Chanfi, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin: “For the Saudi’s Kingdom or for
the Umma? Encounters between Ulama
from Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and
the Middle East in the Dar al-Hadith in
Medina (early 20th century)”
Scott Reese, Northern Arizona University:
“Who Could Not but Love the Saints?
– The Evolution of an Adeni Salafism
1930-1935”
Ahmed Abu-Shoek, International Islamic
University of Malaysia: “Ahmad Surkitti
(1876-1943): His Life, Thought and
Islamic Reform in Indonesia”
Hassan Mwakimako, University of
Nairobi: “Muslim and Reform in the Lamu
Archipelago (Kenya): The Madrasa
Haniffiya and the Legacy of Ustadh Harith
Swaleh”
Mehmet Asutay, Durham University:
“Conceptualising the Social Failure of
Islamic Banking and Finance: Modeling
the Second Best Solution”
Shinsuke Nagaoka, Kyoto University:
“Coordinating Sharia Legitimacy with
Economic Feasibility in Islamic Finance:
Explaining the Divergence from the
Multiple Diversities Perspective”
Shifa Mohd Nur, Durham University:
“Integrating Moral in a Dynamic Model of
Corporate Social Responsibility in Islamic
Economics and Finance”
Shehab Marzban, Durham University:
“Modeling the Analysis of Sharia
Compliance Process: An Empirical
Attempt”
Chair: Yasushi Kosugi, Kyoto University
265
263
5:00pm - 7:00pm
202
Individuals and Social Change in the
Muslim World (Late19th Century-Early
20th Century)
Organized by: Odile Moreau, enseignantchercheur, Centre d’Histoire Sociale de
l’Islam Méditerranéen CHSIM-EHESS
Chair: Julia Clancy-Smith, University of
Arizona
Odile Moreau, Centre d’Histoire Sociale
de l’Islam Méditerranéen CHSIM-EHESS:
“Narratives of an Ottoman Military
Instructor in the Muslim Mediterranean
World: Aref Taher”
Stuart Schaar, Brooklyn College & City
University of New-York: “Mokhtar al-Ayari,
a Radical Tunisian in the 1920s and his
Place in Labor History”
Sanaa Makhlouf, American University in
Cairo: “Little Know Roots of Islamism: AlKawakibi’s Ummu’l Qurra”
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-10
A Social Sciences Approach to
Alexandrian Cosmopolitanism: Stakes
and Limits
Organized by: Frédéric Abecassis,
Associate professor, Université de Lyon
Chair: Frédéric Abecassis, Université de
Lyon ENS
Eléna Chiti, IREMAM Aix-en-provence
(France): “Literary Productions and the
Construction of ‘Cosmopolitanism’”
Annalaura Turiano, IREMAM Aix-enProvence: “Vocational Training and Urban
Economic Activities”
Charlotte Deweerdt, IREMAM Aix-enprovence: “Urban Appropriation and New
Readings of ‘Neighborhood’”
Mélanie Henry, Université de Provence:
“The Industrial Suburb: Place Identity and
Workers History”
266
201
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Arab Family Working Group
(AFWG) - 2/2: Conflict, Exclusion,
Transnationalism and Arab Families
Organized by: Ibrahim Elnur, Associate
Professor, American University in Cairo
Chair: Suad Joseph, University of
California - Davis
Discussant: Barbara Ibrahim, American
University in Cairo
Hoda Elsadda, University of Manchester:
“Blogging in the Arab World: The Creation
of New Cultural Public Spheres”
Lamis Abu Nahleh, Birzeit University:
“The Elderly in Palestine: A Gender
Perspective”
Ibrahim Elnur, American University in
Cairo: “From Sufi to Salafi Islam: The
Cultural Remittances of Sudanese Oil
Diasporas”
267
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-11
Alessia Melcangi, University of Catania SESAMO: “The Copts and the Nationalist
Politics of Gamal ‘Abd al-Nasser”
Paola Pizzo, University of Chieti Pescara - SESAMO: “Civil Society,
Confessionalism, Religion in
Contemporary Egypt: Elements of a
Debate”
Massimiliano Cricco, University of
Perugia - SESAMO: “Non-Muslim
Minorities in Libya: From the Sixties to the
Earliest Years of Qadhafi’s Regime”
Giorgio Del Zanna, Catholic University of
Milano - SESAMO: “Christians in Ottoman
Empire: The Shift from ‘Millets’ to Nations”
Paolo Pieraccini, University of FlorenceSESAMO: ”Catholics of Holy Land and
Arab Nationalism”
269
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-04
The Middle East during the Global
Cold War - 2/2: Beyond Superpower
Rivalry: The Agency of the Middle East
within the International Context
Women in Islamic Movements or
Feminist Islamists
Organized by: Massimiliano Trentin &
Matteo Gerlini, , University of Padua /
University of Florence
Chair: Ángeles Ramírez, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid
Chair: Alberto Tonini, University of
Florence
Sumaiyah Ahmed, Jawaharlal Nehru
University: “Women in Islamic Movements:
A Case Study of Muslim Brotherhood in
Egypt”
Burcin Cakir, Bahcesehir University:
“Same or Different? Western and Middle
Eastern Feminists in the International
Women’s Movement”
Ndeye Andujar, Junta Islámica Catalana:
“Féminisme islamique: interprétations des
textes religieux et avancées sociales”
Matteo Gerlini, University of Florence: “The
Nuclear Issue in the Middle East Global
Cold War”
Reza Jafari & Morteza Ghanoun,
International Institute of Social History: “Oil,
Labour and Revolutions in the Middle East:
The Case of Iran”
Timo Behr, Finnish Institute of International
Affairs: “Europe and the Islamic Revolution:
The Cases of Germany and France”
Jeffrey James Byrne, University of British
Columbia: “The Allure of Globalism: NonAlignment and ‘Third Worldism’ in Algeria
Foreign Policy, 1962-1965”
268
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-12
National Identity and Confessionalism
in Modern North Africa and Middle
Eastern Countries
Organized by: Alessia Melcangi, PhD,
University of Catania - SESAMO
Chair: Paola Pizzo, University of Chieti Pescara - SESAMO
Discussant: Anna Bozzo, University of
Roma III - SESAMO
270
5:00pm - 7:00pm
211
Making the Man: Contested
Representations and Constructions of
Masculinity in the Middle East
Organized by: Nariman Youssef, PhD
candidate, University of Manchester
Chair: Hoda Elsadda, University of
Manchester
Oumnia Abaza, American University in
Cairo: “Ana Gay: Coming to Terms with
Male Homosexuality in Egypt”
Jennifer Chandler, University of
Manchester: “Lusting after the Homeland:
Male Anxieties and Fear for the Nation in
Iran-Iraq War Fiction”
Linda Maloul, University of Manchester:
“The Un-ideal: Masculinity in the Fiction of
Ahadaf Soueif”
Dalia Mostafa, University of Manchester:
“Cinematic Representations of Masculinity
and Fatherhood in ‘When Maryam Spoke
Out’”
Nariman Youssef, University of
Manchester: ”When We Were Modern:
Translated Men in the Egyptian Literary
Press of the 1930s”
271
P-13
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Representations of Political Islam and
Anti-Islam Ideology
Chair: Luz Gómez García, Universidad
Autonoma de Madrid
Larise Dunja, University of Vienna:
“‘Islamophobia’ as Political Ideology?”
Jeong-Min Seo, Hankuk University of
Foreign Studies: “From Anti-Islamism to
Islamophobia: The Case of Korea”
Fernando Bravo López, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid: “The Image of the
Islamic Threat: Continuity and Change in
Anti-Muslim Prejudice”
272
601
5:00pm - 7:00pm
(Re-)Interpreting Islamic Concepts 1/2
Chair: Monika Fatima Mühlböck,
University of Vienna
Necmettin Gokkir, Istanbul University:
“Re-Contextualisation of Muslim
Community (Ummah) in Past and Present”
Marco Demichelis, Univesity of Genoa:
“The Mihna: Analysis of the Islamic
Inquisition and its Violent Expression”
Monika Fatima Mühlböck, University
of Vienna: “On the Threshold of the
Afterworld: Religious Norms and Cultural
Traditions at the Point of Death in Islam”
Pedro Cano Avila & Inmaculada
Camarero, Université de Seville E. Arabes:
”Le ‘Harim’ dans le monde rural islamique”
WOCMES
85
273
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-05
Imageries and Morals in Literature
275
5:00pm - 7:00pm
602
Comparative Perspectives on
Citizenship
274
5:00pm - 7:00pm
501
Al-Azhar Panel on Fiqh Matters
Organized by: Sanaa Makhlouf, Faculty
at the English Center, al-Azhar University,
Al-Azhar University & American University
in Cairo
Al-Azhar Graduates
Chair: Khaled Abou El-Fadl, University of
California - LA
Mahmoud Azab, Université Al Azhar:
“Comparative Study of Minority Status and
Rights in the Judeo-Biblical Tradition and
the Islamic Tradition”
Ayman Shabana, University of CaliforniaLA: “Human Rights Discourses in the
Muslim World between Religious Norms
and Secular Values: Towards a Typology”
Nadia M Nader, University of California Santa Barbara: “The Mihna Nostalgic and
the Reform Project”
Ayman Fouad Sayyed Emara, Al-Azhar
University: “Re-examination du concept de
Tolerance base sur les pragmatiques de l
‘histoire des Fatimides et des Ayyubides”
86
WOCMES
Chair: Massimo Di Ricco, University of
Tarragona
Discussant: Shirin Saeidi, University of
Cambridge
Hannu Juusola, Finnish Institute in
Damascus: “Citizenship in deeply Divided
Societies: A Comparison of Recent
Debates in Israel and Lebanon”
Mark Farha, Government-Georgetown
University: “The Fate of Citizenship in an
Age of Consumerism: A Cross-national
Comparison of Turkey, India and Lebanon,
1990-2009”
Anu Leinonen, University of Helsinki:
“Debating Citizenship in Turkey”
276
5:00pm - 7:00pm
112
Literature and Political Awareness 2/2
Chair: Sibel Irzik, Sabanci University
Hessa alghadeer, College of Languages
& Translation: “Shrouded Mystery: Gender
and Cultural Representations of Saudi
Women in the Unfurling”
Eliane Ursula Ettmueller, Heidelberg
University: “The Early Rise of the Egyptian
National Conscience in the Dichotomic
Picturing of James Sanua’s Satire”
Randa Abou-bakr, Cairo University:
“Contemporary Arabic Prison Poetry and
the Politics of Space”
277
5:00pm - 7:00pm
5:00pm - 7:00pm
603
Contemporary Conflicts in Lebanon
Chair: Kana Oyabu, Kanazawa University
Kana Oyabu, Kanazawa University:
“Islamic Children’s Literature as an
Alternative”
Selim Tezcan, Bilkent University: “Western
Technology and Eastern Morals? Some
Perplexing Observations on Ahmed
Midhat’s Seemingly Naive Synthesis of
Civilizations”
Annie C. Higgins, Wayne State University:
“A Woman Questions Gender Roles:
Mulayka’s Response to War Losses in
Shurat (Khariji) Society in the Eighth
Century A.D.”
Hossein Hassanpour Alashty, University
of Imam Sadeq Adviser: “Idea and Style in
the Poetry of Hafiz”
278
113
Contemporary Legal Discussions
Chair: Ninette Fahmy, American University
in Cairo
Paolo Greco, LUM Bari: “Alternative
Dispute Resolutions in Mediterranean
Countries: Between Tradition, Rule of Law
and New Approaches of Civil Justice”
Ninette Fahmy, American University in
Cairo: “The Judicialisation of Politics or
the De-politisation of the Judiciary: The
Role of the Judiciary in the Egyptian
Politics”
Hans-Georg Ebert, University of Leipzig:
“Innovations in Arab Personal Laws”
Chair: Elvira Sánchez, Universitat Oberta
de Catalunya
Karolin Sengebusch, Phillips University:
“Discourses and Trust in the 2006
Lebanese War Blogosphere”
Mustapha Lahlali, University of
Leeds: “Arab Media: Discourse and
Representation of the Hizbollah-Israel
Conflict in 2006”
Henrietta Wilkins, Durham University:
“The Impact of State, Identity and
Regional Dynamics on Lebanese Foreign
Policy in the 2006 War”
279
5:00pm - 7:00pm
606
Water Problematics in MENA
Chair: Bulent Acma, Anadolu University
Lakhdar Kouici, Université de Blida:
“La remontée de la nappe phréatique à
El-Oued: Une menace sur un patrimoine
architectural, urbain et paysager unique”
Bulent Acma, Anadolu University:
“Transboundary Waters and its Security
in the Middle East: As a Case Study the
Euphrates and Tigris Rivers”
Ramin Vafaei, Azad Universuty: “Studying
Water Crisis in Iran and a Case Study in
North Eastern Part of the Country”
280
5:00pm - 7:00pm
108
Climate Change Consequences in
MENA
Chair: Johanna Alkan Olsson, Lund
University
Johanna Alkan Olsson, Lund University:
“Promoting Climate Change Policies
in Turkey: Post Kyoto Climate Change
Regime Cooperation”
Christina Sasayiannis, RCMA: “The
Meaning of Water: Climatic and Culture
Change”
Ethemcan Turhan, Universitat Autonoma
de Barcelona: “Wrong Time, Wrong Place:
Climate Justice Discourse in Turkey’s
Climate Change Policy”
280-b 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Graus
Rethinking the Mediterranean: New
Perspectives on Interaction between
‘Us’ and ‘Them’ - 2/3: Empirical Case
Studies
Organized by: Annette Jünemann &
Jakob Horst, University Professor, PhD
candidate, Helmut-Schmidt University
Chair: Jakob Horst, Helmut-Schmidt
University
Discussant: Hakim Darbouche, Institute of
Energy Studies
Tina Zintl, University od St. Andrews:
“International Education and the
Blurring between ‘Us’ and ‘Them’: A
Conceptionalization of Foreign Educated
Arabs’ Political (Inter)actions at Home and
Abroad”
Maria Pakkala, University of Helsinki: “The
Westerner in Popular North African Music”
Marc Frings, Phillips University:
“Palestinian Elites and their Perspectives
on European Democracy Promotion”
280-c 5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-02
The Politics of Amnesia and Cultural
Production in the Middle East - 2/2
Subjectivities in Algeria and Morocco”
Norman Nikro, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin: “I Confess: Memory, History, TransSubjectivity in Lebanese/Arab Cultural
Production”
Makram Rabah, UMAM: “The War of the
Mountains: An Oral History Explanation”
281
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-22
Re-Configuring the Boundaries
of Middle East Studies:
Producing Decolonizing
Knowledge about Arab and Muslim
Communities and Diasporas
roundtable
Organized by: Fahd Ahmed, Lecturer, San
Chair: Samia Shoman, San Francisco
State University
Rabab Abdulhadi, San Francisco State
University.
Khanum Shaikh, San Francisco State
University.
Fahd Ahmed, San Francisco State
University.
Jacqueline Husary, San Francisco State
University.
Mira Nabulsi, San Francisco State
University.
Organized by: Sonja Hegazy, Vice
Director, Zentrum Moderner Orient Berlin
Chair: Sonja Hegazy, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin
Discussant: Ahmed Badawi, HU Berlin
Bettina Dennerlein, University
of Zurich: “Memory and Identity:
National Reconciliation and Gendered
WOCMES
87
Thursday morning / Jeudi matin
283
202
9:00am - 11:00am
The Future of Gulf Governance:
Security, Climate, Energy
Chair: Christopher Davidson, Durham
University
Discussant: Mohammed Raouf, Gulf
Research Centre
Kristian Coates Ulrichsen, London School
of Economics and Political Science: “The
Evolution of Security as Discourse in the
Arab Oil Monarchies of the Gulf”
Dennis Kumetat, London School of
Economics and Political Science: “The
Multiple Dimensions of (Renewable)
Energy Policy: The Example of the Gulf
States”
Nikolaus Supersberger, Wuppertal
Institute for Climate, Environment and
Energy: “A Sustainable Growth Path
for Iran: Macro-Economic Benefits
of Renewable Energies and Energy
Efficiency”
Mari Luomi, Finnish Institute of
International Affairs & Durham
University: “Climate Change Threats and
Opportunities: Towards a more Balanced
Approach in the Gulf Monarchies?”
9:00am - 11:00am
P-08
Narratives and Politics: From the Late
Ottoman to the Republic Period
Chair: Sibel Irzik, Sabanci University
Sibel Irzik, Sabanci University: “Military
Coup Narratives and the (Dis)Articulations
of the Political in the Contemporary
Turkish Novel”
Boerte Sagaster, University of Cyprus:
“Emotional Conflicts in the Works of
Turkish National Writers of the Early
Republican Period”
Helin Burkay, Carleton University:
“Sentences to Death: Narrative Analysis
of the Last Letters of Death Prisioners
during the 1980s”
88
WOCMES
9:00am - 11:00am
P-24
Women in Conflict Zones: Memory and
Violence - Militarized, Heroic Lives
and the Everyday
Organized by: Kristian Coates Ulrichsen,
Kuwait Research Fellow, London School
of Economics and Political Science
284
285
Organized by: Sondra Hale & Rana Sharif,
Professor of Anthropology and Women’’s
Studies/ PhD Student, Women’’s Studies,
University of California - LA
Sponsored by: Association of Middle East
Women’s Studies (AMEWS)
Chair: Rana Sharif, University of California,
LA
Discussant: Suad Jospeh, University of
California, Davis
Nadje Al-Ali, SOAS - University of
London: “Iraqi Women’s Everyday Life
Experiences of Violence and Occupation”
Sondra Hale, University of California - LA:
“Gendered Violence, Memory, and the
‘Heroic Life’ in Sudan’s Conflict Zones”
Shahrzad Mojab, OISE - University
of Toronto: “Women Prison Memoirs:
Narrating Insubordination, Desiring Truth”
Rana Sharif, University of California LA: “Epistemologies of the Everyday:
Time, Space/Gender and Power in the
Occupied Palestinian Territory of the West
Bank”
286
9:00am - 11:00am
in an Islamic Movement”
Natasha Dar, Stanford University:
”Existing in the Liminal: Materializing
Muslim Bodies and Marriages in
the French-North African Immigrant
Courtroom”
Hoda Salah, University of Berlin:
”From Idjtihad to Gender-Jihad: Islamic
Feminist between Regional Activism and
Transnationalism”
287
9:00am - 11:00am
203
Middle Eastern Communities in
Australia
Organized by: Ryan Jamal Al-Natour,
Doctoral Candidate, University of Western
Sydney
Chair: Lina Ishu, University of New South
Wales
Ryan Al-Natour, University of Western
Sydney: “Racism and Islamophobia: The
Middle Eastern Experience in Australia”
Nicholas Al-Jeloo, University of Sydney:
“Looking Forward, Back: Assyrians in
Australia”
Lina Ishu, NSW - STARTTS: “Working with
Iraqi Adolescent settling in NSW-Australia:
based on Systemic Social Approach and
Art and Expressive Therapy”
501
Islam and Gender: The Promises and
the Limitations - 1/2: Negotiating
Spaces for Gendered Islam
Organized by: Ilham Sadoqi, Phd. Scholar,
Mohammed V University
Chair: Ilham Sadoqi, Mohammed V
University
Zakia Salime, New Jersey State
University: “Islam and Gender: Private
Spheres and their Publics”
Konstanze Geneinhardt-Buschhardt,
University of Erfirt: “Female Religious
Culture in Contemporary Egypt”
Paola Abenante, University of MilanoBicocca: “Delicate Bodies: Gender
Imaginaries and Practices in Egyptian
Sufism”
Anna Ester Younes, University of Berlin
& Potsdam: “Islamic Performance and
Positionalities of Women in Hamas
Political and National Movement - Space
Possiblities and Predicaments for Women
288
9:00am - 11:00am
105
State and Ethnicity in the Middle East
Organized by: Alain Dieckhoff & Laurence
Louër, Senior Research Fellow/ Research
Fellow, CERI Sciences Po
Chair: Alain Dieckhoff, CERI Sciences Po
Discussant: Laurence Louër, CERI
Sciences Po
Mark Tessler, University of Michigan:
“What Does It Mean to be a ‘Muslim’
Country: How do Ordinary Citizens in
Muslim-Majority Arab Countries think
about this Question?”
Marie Joëlle Zahar & Joy Aoun, Université
de Montréal: “Communalism and the
Confessional State: Reconsidering
Lebanon’s Perennial Chicken and Egg
Problem”
Laurence Louër, CERI Sciences Po:
“Israeli Arabs and the Jewish Identity of
the Israeli State”
289
9:00am - 11:00am
201
Al-Azhar Panel on Education and
Pedagogy
Al-Azhar Graduates
Chair: Sanaa Makhlouf, Al-Azhar
University & AUC
Discussant: Steffen Stelzer, The American
University in Cairo
Nagwa Hedayet, Hedayet Institute: “Study
Abroad Programs of Islam/AFL Targeting
Muslim Heritage & Non-Muslim Students”
Nevine Ahmed, College of Saint Rose:
“A Framework for Contemporary Islamic
Education Abstract”
Maha Shuayb, University of Oxford: “Can
Faith Schools Promote Social Cohesion?”
Noha El-Bassiouny, The German
University in Cairo & All-Azhar University:
“Islamic Moral Education and Holistic/
Balanced Leadership”
9:00am - 11:00am
9:00am - 11:00am
102
Travel to and from North Africa
Organized by: Sanaa Makhlouf, Al-Azhar
University & AUC
290
291
112
Women Writers: Political
Conciousness and Engagement - 1/3
Organized by: Paul Starkey, Chair,
Department of Arabic, Durham University
and council member of BRISMES,
BRISMES
P-10
9:00am - 11:00am
Law in Action in the Colonial
Middle East: A Site of Struggle and
Negotiation between Collaboration
and Resistance (1882-1948)
Organized by: Anne Clément, Ph.D.
Candidate (ABD) - University of Toronto
Chair: Paul Starkey, Durham University
Paul Starkey, Durham University: “Arab
Travellers in North Africa: Between East
and West”
Jennifer Scarce, University of Dundee:
“Moroccan Dress through the Eyes of
Western Travellers of the 18th to 20th
Century”
Janet Starkey, Durham University &
Edinburgh University: “Exploring the
Sahara: The Rennell Rodds and Ahmad
Mohammed Hassanein”
Daniel Newman, Durham University:
“An Algerian Visitor to the 1878 World
Exhibition in Paris: Si Ahmed Ould Qadi”
Ian Netton, University of Exeter &
BRISMES: ”Ibn Jubayr: The PsychoPathology of a Guilty Traveller”
292
9:00am - 11:00am
606
No Friends but the Mountains?
Representations of the Kurds, and the
Politics of Kurdish Studies
Chair: Sinhem Bensedrine
Diya Abdo, Guilford College: “Narrating
Exiled Women: Reinscribing National,
Colonial, and Religious Discourses in Arab
Women’s Literature”
Yafa Shanneik, University College Cork:
“Patriarchal and Anti-Patriarchal Narrative
Strategies in Contemporary Anglophone
Literature by Arab Authors: The
Construction of Female Images in Pillars
of Salt and in the Eye of the Sun”
Wesam Fawzi Al-Assadi, American
University of Sharjah: “The Discourse
of Representation in Arab Women’s
Literature in English (AWLE)”
Dorit Gottesfeld, Tel-Aviv University:
“‘Women Painting’: Use of Color by Young
Palestinian Women Writers”
Walid Ghabbour & Adli Odeh, King Saud
University: ”Masculine Oppression in the
Arab Women Novels”
293
Organized by: Sarah Keeler, Research
Fellow, University of Exeter
Chair: Sarah Keeler, University of Exeter
Discussant: Janet Klein, University of
Akron
Amir Hassanpour, University of Toronto:
“Political Struggles over the Theorization
of Kurdish Nationalism”
Kerem Oktem, Oxford University: “From
Denial to Containment: The Kurds and
Knowledge Production in Turkey”
Hannes Artens, University of Exeter:
“Noble Brigands, Perpetual Victims, and
America’s Closest Allies: Images of the
Kurds in ‘Western’ Fiction from Karl May
to Vince Flynn”
Abbas Vali, Bogaziçi University: “The
Representation of the Kurds in the
Social Scientific Discourse in the Islamic
Republic of Iran”
Chair: Gianluca Parolin, American
University in Cairo
Discussant: Benjamin White, Princeton
University
Binyamin Blum, Stanford University(USA):
“Subversive Legalities: The Rule of Law in
Mandate Palestine during the Arab Revolt,
1936-1939”
Will Hanley, Florida State University: “The
Pinnacle of Legal Pluralism: Egyptian
Justice, 1875-1950”
Nurfadzilah Yahaya, Princeton University:
“The Uses and Reshaping of Islamic Law,
English Law and the Law of Arabia by the
Hadhrami Diaspora in the British Straits
Settlements of Penang, Malacca and
Singapore”
294
P-11
9:00am - 11:00am
Region-Building Dynamics in the
Euro-Mediterranean Space
Organized by: Esther Barbé, Professor
of International Relations, Universitat
Chair: Esther Barbé, Universitat
Discussant: Tobias Schumacher &
Gonzalo Escribano, Lisbon University
Institute / UNED - Spanish Open
University
Esther Barbé & Anna Herranz Surrallés,
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona:
“Dynamics of Convergence and
Differentiation in Euro-Mediterranean
Relations: Towards Flexible Region
Building or Fragmentation?”
Oriol Costa, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona: “Convergence on the Fringe:
The Environmental Dimension of EuroMediterranean Cooperation”
Niklas Bremberg, Stockholm University:
“Security, Governance and Community
Beyond the European Union: Exploring
Issue-Level Dynamics in EuroMediterranean Civil Protection”
Vera Van Hüllen, Freie Universität
WOCMES
89
Berlin: “More than Cheap Talk: EuroMediterranean Region-Building Through
Cooperation on Human Rights and
Democracy”
Eduard Soler i Lecha, Barcelona
Centre for International Affairs CIDOB: ”Converging, Diverging and
Instrumentalising European Security and
Defence Policy in the Mediterranean”
295
9:00am - 11:00am
Nebi Mis & Ismail Numan Telci, Sakarya
University: “Facilitation as a Tool in
Foreign Policy? The Case of Turkey’s Role
in Conflicts in the Middle East”
Murat Yesiltas, Marmara University and
Sakarya University: “US Policy towards
Middle East and the Position of Turkey:
Soft Balancing or Bandwagoning”
Ali Balcı, Sakarya University: ”TurkishIsraeli Relations within the Context of
Civil-Military Relations in Turkey”
Graus
Rethinking the Mediterranean: New
Perspectives on Interaction between
‘Us’ and ‘Them’ - 3/3: Empirical Case
Studies
297
9:00am - 11:00am
P-09
299
Language of Art
Chair: Lara Tohme, Wellesley College
Organized by: Annette Jünemann &
Jakob Horst, University Professor, PhD
candidate, Helmut-Schmidt University
Chair: Eva-Maria Maggi, University of
Washington
Discussant: Richard Gillespie, University
of Liverpool
Abdeslam Maghraoui, Duke University:
“The Limits of Good Governance: The
Barcelona Spirit and Corruption in
Morocco”
Ivesa Lübben & Kerstin Fritzsche,
University of Marburg: “New Partners for
the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership?
Moderate Islamists’ Foreign Policy
Positions towards the European Union”
Annette Jünemann, Helmut-Schmidt
University: “Logics of Action behind and
within the Union for the Mediterranean”
296
9:00am - 11:00am
Lara Tohme, Wellesley College:
“Processes of Cultural Conversion:
Architecture and Identity in the Medieval
Mediterranean”
Jacob Durieux, TRACES: UMR 5608:
“Les arts rupestres islamiques en Afrique:
une nouvelle page de l’histoire de l’art
musulman”
Fathi Bashier, Sharq al-Neel College: “The
Systems of Proportioning in Medieval
Muslim Architecture”
Harseeva Tatiana, South Ural State
University: “Synthesis of the European and
Eastern Traditions in the Applied Legacy
of Zlatoust”
Alireza Taheri, Universite de Sistan &
Baluchistan: ”L’influence de l’art sassanide
(Perse) sur les enluminures de Béatus”
Farideh Zariv, Palangi Art gallery: ”A
Journey through the Iranian Painting for
Centuries”
P-12
298
Turkey and Middle East in World
Politics
Organized by: Muzaffer Senel, Lecturer,
Istanbul Sehir University
Chair: Tuncay Kardas, Sakarya University
Discussant: Fahrettin Altun, Istanbul Sehir
University
Mesut Ozcan, Istanbul Commerce
University: “Turkish Foreign Policy toward
Middle East between Brussels and
Washington”
Muzaffer Senel, Istanbul Sehir University:
“Comparing Turkey’s and European
Union’s Policies towards Middle East:
Harmonization or What?”
90
WOCMES
9:00am - 11:00am
Pekka Tuominen, University of Helsinki:
“Constructions of Muslim Spaces in the
Beyo’lu District of Istanbul”
Fadi Kabatilo, University of Eastern
Finland: “Divorcing the Islamic State from
the Islamists: A Study of the Jordanian
University Students’ Perceptions”
Henri Onodera, University of Helsinki:
“Many Routes from Transference: On
Youthful Despairs and Cognitive Acts of
‘Doing Good’ in Egypt”
Marko Juntunen, University of Helsinki:
”Pain, Memory and the Iraqi Drama”
P-02
Being a Good Muslim. Comparative
Perspectives on the Contested Fields
of Religious and Moral Propriety
Organized by: Samuli Schielke & Tea Virtanen, Research Fellow, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin / Nordic Africa Institute in
Uppsala
9:00am - 11:00am
P-03
Late Ottoman/Post-Ottoman
Heterodox Communities
Organized by: Birgit Schaebler and
Necati Alkan, Prof. / Assist. Prof.,
University of Erfurt
Chair: Birgit Schaebler, University of
Erfurt
Necati Alkan, University of Erfurt:
“Appropriate Objects of Christian
Benevolence? Protestant Missionaries,
the Nusayris and the Ottomans”
Sebastian Maisel, Grand Valley State
University: “Yezidis in the Kurd Dagh: A
Heterodox Group between Conversion
and Recognition”
Laila Prager, University of Leipzig: “Alawi
Ziyara Tradition and its Inter-religious
Dimensions: Sacred Places and their
Contested Meanings in Contemporary
Hatay (Turkey)”
Dmitry Sevruk, University of Halle: “The
Social and Religious Development of the
Syrian Murshidiyya-Community after the
Phase of its Foundation (1930s till today)”
Edip Gölbası, Bogaziçi University & Koç
University: ”The State-Yezidi Encounters
in the Late Ottoman Empire: Ottoman
Official Perception of a ‘Heterodox’
Community and the Policy of Converting
the Yezidis to Islam”
300
9:00am - 11:00am
603
Chair: Samuli Schielke, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin
Discussant: Patrick Desplat, Free University
of Berlin
Contemporary Fieldwork in the Middle
East: Practices, Possibilities and
Politics
Tea Virtanen, Nordic Africa Institute in Uppsala: “Islam and Good Practice: Constructing
Indigenous Muslim Identity in Cameroon”
Organized by: Vivian Ibrahim, PostDoctoral Researcher, University College
Cork
Chair: Vivian Ibrahim, University College
Cork
Chair: Óscar de la Cruz, Universitat
Charis Boutieri, Princeton University:
“The Transformative Power of LongTerm Presence and its Risks: Notes on
Conducting Fieldwork in Morocco”
Lucie Ryzova, Oxford University: “Going
through Piles of Trash: A Historian’s
Fieldwork in the Informa ‘Old Paper’
Markets of Cairo”
Aline Schlaepfer, University of Geneva:
“Doing Oral History in the Middle East:
Israel, Memory and Non-belonging”
Chiara Diana, IREMAM Aix-en-Provence:
”Fieldwork Experience in Egypt: Using
Interview as a Means to Enquire on
Egyptian New Educational Policies”
Matthias M. Tischler, Phil.-Theol.
Hochschule St. Georgen: “Discovering the
Historicity of Islam in Iberian Historical
Writing, 18th to 13th Centuries”
Andrea Baer, Phil.-Theol. Hochschule St.
Georgen: “Ibn Hazm and the Other”
Fèlix Retamero, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona: “The Use of Andalusi Coins
in the Iberian Christian Kingdoms (10th 13th C.)”
Cándida Ferrero, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona: “Juifs et musulmans dans
l’œuvre de Juan Gil de Zamora (ca. 12411318): Tradition et innovation”
301
9:00am - 11:00am
P-04
303
9:00am - 11:00am
P-13
Muslims in Asia
Islamic Law and Contemporary Legal
Debate - 1/2
Chair: Elena Savicheva, Russian
University of Peoples’ Friendship
Discussant: Katherine E Hoffman,
Northwestern University
Omar Farouk Bajunid, Hiroshima City
University: “The History of Islam in
Indochina: A Re-exploration”
Elena Savicheva, Russian University of
Peoples’ Friendship: “Islam in the ExSoviet Muslim Republics”
Nazgul Sultanova, Marmara University:
“The Spread of Radical Islam in Central
Asia”
Alix Philippon, IREMAM: “Sufislamism:
An Analysis of the Interactions Between
Sufism and Islamism in Pakistan”
Badlihisham Mohd Nasir, Department
of Dakwah and Leadership Studies:
”The Emergence of Al-Ahbash and its
Influences in Malaysia”
Hiroko Kinoshita, Kyoto University:
”Indonesisan Al-Azharites in Cairo: Their
Influence in Contemporary Indonesia”
Hamid Rbii, Université Mohammed 1er:
“Les réserves des Etats arabes à la
CEDAW”
Loubna Oubna El Ouazzani Chahdi,
Université MohamedV-souissi: “Les
infractions sexuelles en droit musulman”
Simonetta Calderini, Roehampton
University London: “Authorising Claims
to the Past: The Use of Classical
Islamic Sources in the Contemporary
Debate on Women as Imams of Mixed
Congregations”
Susanne Dahlgren, Helsinki Collegium
for Advanced Studies: “What Sharia? The
Neocolonial Field of Islamic Law in and
out of Middle Eastern Gender Studies”
302
9:00am - 11:00am
P-05
The Ways of Cultural Transmission in
the Western Mediterranean (10th-15th
Centuries) - 1/4: Religion and Society
in the Western Mediterranean (9001300)
Organized by: Alexander Fidora & Fèlix
Retamero, ICREA Research Professor /
Professor, ICREA & Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona
304
9:00am - 11:00am
211
International Economic Crisis and the
MENA Region
Chair: Jordi Bacaria, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona
Hadj Moussa Nacima, Université
M’Hamed Bougara de Boumerdes: “Le
rôle des fonds souverains dans la stabilité
financière. Cas la crise des subprimes”
Warwick Knowles & Riccardo Fabiani,
MENA Region-Dun & Bradstreet: “Impact
of the Global Financial Crisis on the Arab
World”
Sahar Mahran, King Abdullaziz University:
“The Effect of Global Financial Crisis on
Stock Market Performance. Case Study:
Egyptian Stock Market”
305
605
9:00am - 11:00am
Fault Lines of Islamism: Negotiating
Political and Ideological Challenges 1/2
Organized by: Bjørn Olav utvik, Associate
Professor, University of Oslo
Chair: Bjørn Olav Utvik, University Of Oslo
Discussant: Francois Burgat, IFPO Institut francais du Proche-Orient
Tilde Rosmer, University of Oslo:
“Islamism in Israel”
Truls Tønnessen, University of Oslo:
“Between Bullets and Ballots: The Political
Challenges of Iraqs Sunni Insurgency”
Kai Kverme, University of Oslo: “The
Hizbullah Hegemony”
Dag Tuastad, University of Oslo: “Hamas’
Concept of ‘Hudna’: Tactics or an Opening
for Peace?”
Mohammad Javad Nateghpour, University
of Teheran: ”Iran and Social Democracy:
An Overview”
306
212
9:00am - 11:00am
Christians in the Middle East - 1/3:
Christian Life in Wider Contexts
Organized by: Michael Marten, Lecturer in
Postcolonial Studies, University of Stirling
Chair: Fiona McCallum, University of St
Andrews
Discussant: Benjamin White, Princeton
University
Willy Jansen, Radboud University:
“Demanding a Religious Place: Three
Female Christian Visionaries in the Middle
East”
Christine Lindner, Balamand University:
“An Uncommonly Worthy Girl: Exploring
the Life and Influence of Rahil Ata alBustani”
Aleksandra Majstorac-Kobiljski, City
University NY: “Walking the Ecumenical
Talk: Butros al-Bustani and al-Madrasa
al-Wataniya (1863-1883)”
Michael Marten, University of Stirling:
“The Negotiation of Competing
WOCMES
91
Modernities: Reading ‘Western’ and
‘Zionist’ Ideologies in Gendered
Palestinian Spaces”
Heidemarie Winkel, University of
Potsdam: ”New Identities and Old Gender
Arrangements: Arab Christian Women as
Religious Agents”
307
601
9:00am - 11:00am
of Recruiting Loyal Subjects”
Melkar el-Khoury, Notre Dame University:
“Citizenship Rights of the Lebanese
Diaspora: A Roadmap to Returning Home”
Sophia Hoffmann, SOAS - University of
London: ”Syrian Citizenship, Sovereignty
and the Iraqi Refugee Crisis”
309
9:00am - 11:00am
602
Egyptian Migrations: A Comparative
Study - 1/2
The Territorial Management of Ethnic
Conflict in the Middle East - 1/2
Organized by: Delphine Pagès-El Karoui,
Assistant Professor in Geography,
INALCO
Organized by: Marco Allegra, Anna
Casaglia & Paolo Napolitano, Research
Fellow, University of Torino & University of
Milano-Bicocca
Chair: Delphine Pagès-El Karoui, INALCO
Discussant: Marie-Antoinette Hily,
Migrinter
Ayman Zohry, Egyptian Society for
Migration Studies: “A Study on the
Dynamics of the Egyptian Diaspora :
Strengthening Development Linkages”
Lucile Gruntz, EHESS: “Profligate Sons
and Antiheroes? Paradoxes of RoundTrips between Egypt and the Gulf”
Yasmine M. Ahmed, American University
in Cairo: “Marriage Transnational Style: A
Case Study from Egypt”
Grégoire Delhaye, IEP Aix-en-Provence:
“Egyptian Migration to the West: The
Coptic Experience”
308
9:00am - 11:00am
P-06
Citizenship in the Arab World: A
Rooting and Evolving Concept? - 1/2:
MENA States and their Citizens
Organized by: Gianluca P. Parolin,
Assistant Professor of Law, American
University in Cairo
Chair: Gianluca P. Parolin, American
University in Cairo
Amara Noureddine, Institut de Recherche
sur le Maghreb Contemporaine:
“Conflicting Citizenships: Algerians
Residing in Ottoman Territories (18341911)”
Asem Khalil, Birzeit University: “(Re)
Shaping the Nation through the State:
The Impact of Nationality Law(s) on the
Palestinian People”
Abdulhadi Khalaf, Lund University:
“Tajnees: Naturalization as an Instrument
92
WOCMES
Chair: Paolo Napolitano, University of
Torino
Discussant: Anna Casaglia, University of
Milano - Bicocca
Scott A. Bollens, University of California:
“Entrenching Territory: Walls, Borders and
Constitutions”
John Measor, University of Montana:
“The Ethnicization of Kirkuk: Localized
Autonomy and the Iraqi Federal Union”
Ali el-Samad, University of Montpellier:
“New Logic of Territorial Decomposition in
Beirut: Geopolitical Approach”
Simon Imbert-Vier, Centre d’Etudes des
311
Mondes Africains- CEMAF: “The Barrage
de Djibouti, an Impossible and Innovative
Boundary”
Jonathan Rokem, Ben-Gurion University:
”Toward Resolving the Planning Disparity
in Jerusalem”
310
113
9:00am - 11:00am
Contemporary Social Policy in Egypt:
Poverty, Welfare, Employment and
Education
Organized by: Hania Sobhy, PhD Student,
SOAS - University of London
Chair: Paul Fean, University of Sussex
Discussant: Salwa Ismail, SOAS University of London
Shahinaz Ahmed, Education for
Employment Foundation: “Confronting
the Authority of The Employer: An
Analysis Vis-à-Vis an Employment-Driven
Educational Program”
Heba Gowayed, American University in
Cairo: “Discussing the Gender Impact of
the Egyptian Conditional Cash Transfer
Program”
Sarah Sabry, SOAS - University of
London: “Measuring Poverty in Cairo:
Misinforming the Design of Social Policy”
Hania Sobhy, SOAS - University of
11:30am - 1:30pm
Actes
Migration from and towards MENA Region
Organized by: Mehdi Lahlou, Professeur, Institut National de Statistique et
d’Economie Appliquée
Chair: Bachir Hamdouch, Fondation Hassan II pour les MRE
Catherine W. De Wenden, Institut des Etudes Politiques: “Citizenship in a
globalised world of Mobility”
Jean-Pierre Cassarino, Institut Universitaire Européen: “Bilateral Cooperation
on the ‘Return’ of Migrants in the Euro-Mediterranean Area and its Implications
on Migrants: Reintegration in their Country of Origin?”
Manolo Abella, International Labour Organization: “Three Decades of Asian
Labour Migration to the Gulf”
Radhika Kanchana, Institut d’Etudes Politiques: ”Labour Import Policies of
the Gulf Cooperation Council States (GCC) and their Foreign Expatriate
Population”
Audrey Jolivel, Université Autonome de Madrid: ”Sub-Saharan Migration and
Politics of (In)Security Implemented in Morrocco and Senegal”
London: “The Ideological Content
of Secondary School Curricula in
Contemporary Egypt: Political Economy
and Social Policy”
312
11:30am - 1:30pm
606
‘Ulama’ in the Later Middle Ages:
Socio-Economic and Intellectual
Aspects
Organized by: Amalia Levanoni, Prof. Dpt.
of Middle Eastern History, University of
Haifa
Chair: Michael Winter, Tel Aviv University
Manuela Marin, CCHS-CSIS: “Social
Mobility and Socio-Economic
Background Among Andalusi Scholars”
Li Guo, University of Noter Dame: “Ibn
Taymiya and Ibn al-Hajj on Music and
Dance”
Amalia Levanoni, University of Haifa:
“The Taqariz: A Source for the Study
of ‘Ulama’s Intellectual and Social
Organization”
Michael Winter, Tel Aviv University:
“‘Ulama’ of Damascus and Ottoman
‘Ulama’ during the Late Mamluk and
Early Ottoman Periods: Relations and
Comparisons”
313
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-13
Islamic Law and Contemporary Legal
Debate - 2/2
Chair: Labeeb Bsoul, Khalifa University
Labeeb Bsoul, Khalifa University:
“The Concept of Treaty in Islamic
Jurisprudence: A View of Classical Jurist”
Matthias Vanhullebusch, SOAS University of London: “The Islamic
Law of War and the Protection of the
Humanitarian Conscience”
Lorenzo Ascanio, Firenze University: “The
Formation of Contract in Islamic Law:
Ma’lis al-’Aqd Theory, Civil Codes and New
Perspectives”
314
11:30am - 1:30pm
112
Chair: Ronak Husni, Herito-Watt
University
Ronak Husni, Herito-Watt University: “The
Position of Woman in Nazik al-Mala’ika
Work”
Dalal Sarnou, Oran University: “The
Founding ‘Mothers’ of Modern Arab
Woman Writings”
Fatih Altug, Istanbul Sehir University:
“Authority, Reading Practices and
Femininity in Fatma Aliye Hanim and
Ahmet Mithat Efendi’s ‘Hayal ve Hakikat’
(‘Dream and Reality’)”
Hülya Yldz, Middle East Technical
University: “A Forgotten Ottoman Woman
Writer: Fatma Aliye Han’m and Production
of Muslim Feminine Ideal”
315
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-10
Karima Meghari, Université M’hamed
Bougara de Boumerdès: “Les économies
en Afrique du nord”
Scott G. Brown, University of Arizona:
“In the Footsteps of ‘Mules’: Tracking
Contraband Trade in the Maghrib”
Serdar Sayan, TOBB Univ of Econ
& Tech, and Middle East Economic
Association: “Institutional Characteristics
and Economic Growth in the MENA
Region”
11:30am - 1:30pm
317
P-05
11:30am - 1:30pm
Centuries) - 2/4: Religion and Society
in the Western Mediterranean (13001500)
Organized by: Alexander Fidora & Fèlix
Retamero, ICREA Research Professor /
Professor, ICREA & Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona
Chair: José Martínez Gázquez
Regional Economic Issues - 1/2
316
Diversity of Migrants and Migrants’
Networks Regarding the Impact of
Local Contexts in the Case of Egyptian
Emigration to Italy”
Marie-Antoinette Hily & Delphine PagèsEl Karoui, Migrinter / INALCO: “Egyptian
Migrants in Paris: An Invisible Minority?”
Francesca Marchetta, European
University Institute: “Born to Be Alive?
Return Migration and the Survival of
Egyptian MSEs”
601
Egyptian Migrations: A Comparative
Study - 2/2
Organized by: Delphine Pagès-El Karoui,
Assistant Professor in Geography,
INALCO
Chair: Ayman Zohry, The Egyptian Society
for Migration Studies
Simona Talani, King’s College London:
“From Egypt to Europe: Globalisation and
Migration across the Mediterranean”
Friederike Zigmann, University
Osnabrueck: “Transnational Networks,
Miquel Barceló, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona: “The Llibres de Repartiment
(13th-16th C.): The Formal Solution of a
Problem”
Alexander Fidora, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona: “Ramon Llull’s ‘Doctrina
pueril’: Elements for a History of Religion”
Jaume Mensa, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona: “Arnau de Vilanova, la Sibille
eritrée et l’Islam”
Christoph Koerner, Phil.-Theol.
Hochschule St. Georgen: “Religion as
Heresy: (Anti)Heretical Literature in the
Libraries of Benedict XIII”
318
212
11:30am - 1:30pm
Political and Social Negotiations of
Spaces
Chair: Michael Marten, University of
Stirling
Discussant: Nefissa Naguib, University of
Bergen
Sebastian Elsässer, FU Berlin:
“Reflexions of Coptic Intellectuals on the
Future of Egyptian Christians between
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Church, State, and Islam”
K. Luisa Gandolfo, University of Durham:
“Representations of Conflict: Images
of Resistance and Religious Identity in
Palestinian Art”
Roberto Mazza, Western Illinois
University: “Tradition and Modernity: The
Custody of the Holy Land”
Fiona McCallum, University of St
Andrews: “The Merits of Individual and
Communal Representation: Christian
Political Involvement in Contemporary
Syria”
Una McGahern, University of Durham:
”Palestinian Christians in the IDF:
Challenging Assumptions”
319
11:30am - 1:30pm
201
Circulation of Knowledge and
Technology in the Mediterranean
Countries
320
11:30am - 1:30pm
105
The 1930s: A Pivotal Moment for
Lebanese Intellectual, National, and
Legal History
Organized by: Betty Anderson, Associate
Professor, Boston University
Claudia Pancino, Università di Bologna:
“Mélanges meditérrannéens dans l’histoire
de la science médicale et circulation des
connaissances thérapeutiques”
Jesús Sánchez Miñana, Universidad
Politécnica de Madrid: “The International
Adventures in Wireless Telegraphy of
Austrian-French Engineer Victor Popp
(1846-1912) and its Epilogue in Spain”
Esteve Deu & Montserrat Llonch,
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona:
“Textile Technological Transfer from a
Non-Innovative Country: Spain during the
XXth Century”
Santiago López, Universidad de
Salamanca: “What Happened to the
Spanish Economy When Had Not Access
to the Foreigner Technology?”
Angel Calvo, Universidad de Barcelona:
”High Technologies for the Mediterranean
Periphery: Telecommunications in Spain”
Antoni Roca Rosell, Universitat
Politècnica de Catalunya: ”The Origin of
“Scientific” Engineering in Barcelona”
94
WOCMES
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-11
Institutional Politics and Political
Engagement under Authoritarian Rule
in the Middle East and North Africa
(MENA)
Organized by: Kevin Koehler, PhD
Researcher, European University Institute
Chair: Fida Adely, Georgetown University
Betty Anderson, Boston University:
“Modernity to Arab Nationalism: An
Intellectual Shift at the American
University of Beirut (AUB) in the 1930s”
Goetz Nordbruch, University of Southern
Denmark: “A Challenge to the Local
Order: Reactions to the Rise of Nazism in
Lebanese Cultural Magazines”
Nadya Sbaiti, Smith College (USA):
“Land, Tourism and Pageantry in 1930s
Lebanon”
Maya Mikdashi, Columbia University:
“Arrete 60: Personal Status, Recognition
and Secularism in Lebanese Law”
Organized by: Angel Calvo, Associate
Professor, University of Barcelona
Chair: Angel Calvo, University of
Barcelona
322
321
11:30am - 1:30pm
501
Chair: Holger Albrecht, American
University in Cairo
Discussant: Holger Albrecht, American
University in Cairo
Ellen Lust, Yale University: “Splits and
Mergers: Structural and Institutional
Factors Affecting Party Stability”
Kevin Koehler, European University
Institute: “Unpacking Authoritarian
Elections: Patterns of Electoral Politics in
the MENA”
Jana Warkotsch, European University
Institute: “Disentangeling Mobilization
under Authoritarianism”
Teije Donker, European University
Institute: “Movement in Authoritarianism:
The Sunni Social Movement and Regime
Durability in Syria”
Islam and Gender: The Promises and
the Limitations - 2/2: Reconstructing
Gender beyond Dichotomy of the
Secular or the Sacred
323
Organized by: Ilham Sadoqi, Phd. Scholar,
Mohammed V University
Patrimoine naturel, enjeux de
conservation et activités humaines:
L’exemple du parc national du Banc
d’Arguin (Mauritanie)
Chair: Zakia Salime, New Jersey
University
Marwa Sharafeldin, Oxford University:
“Family Law Reform in Egypt: Women’s
Rights NGOs Navigating between Islamic
Law and International Human Rights Law”
Yasmin Moll, NewYork University: “People
Like Us in Pursuit of God and Rights:
Islamic Feminist Discourse and Sisters in
Islam”
Shahla Talebi, Arizona State University:
“‘Get them Pregnant’: A Gendered Story
of the Recent Events in Iran”
Maliheh Paryavi, Harvard University:
“Women’s Rights in the Islamic Republic
of Iran”
Shayna Silverstein, University of Chicago:
”Ma ‘Arif: The Participatory Politics of
Dance in Syria”
11:30am - 1:30pm
211
Organized by: Sébastien Boulay, Maître
de conférences, CEPED - Université Paris
Descartes
Chair: Francisco Freire, Universidade
Nova de Lisboa
Hélène Artaud, Laboratoire
d’anthropologie sociale: “Une éthique
imrâgen de la conservation a-t-elle
existé?”
Khadijetou Seneh, Université du
Havre: “Impact d’une nouvelle route
transsaharienne sur les représentations et
les usages de l’aire protégée”
Sébastien Boulay, CEPED - Université
Paris Descartes: “La ‘tradition imrâgen’,
ultime recours pour concilier conservation
et développement au Parc National du
Banc d’Arguin?”
Mohamed Fall Ould Bah, Centre
d’Etudes et de Recherches sur
l’Ouest Saharien: “La question de la
gouvernance au Parc National du Banc
d’Arguin: représentations et usages des
coopératives villageoises”
324
11:30am - 1:30pm
Oslo: “Political Organization among the
Palestinians in Lebanon: The Case of Burj
al-Barajneh Refugee Camp”
P-02
326
Between Worlds: Identity and Thought
in the Late Ottoman Empire
Organized by: Carter Findley, Humanities
Distinguished Professor of History, Ohio
State University
Chair: Carter Findley, Ohio State
University
Randi Deguilhem, IREMAM Aix-enProvence: “Navigating Multiple Worlds:
The Journalist / Medical Doctor Salah alDin al-Qasimi in Late Ottoman Damascus”
Carter Findley, Ohio State University:
“Ignatius Mouradgea d’Ohsson Between
Two Worlds: Cultural Mediation and SelfPromotion”
James Meyer, Montana State University:
“Identity Freelancers: Yusuf Akçura and
Ahmet A’ao’lu in Russia and the Ottoman
Empire”
Brett Wilson, Macalester College:
“Printing the Qur’an in the Ottoman
Empire and Ahmet Cevdet Pasha”
325
11:30am - 1:30pm
11:30am - 1:30pm
Organized by: Bjørn Olav Utvik, Associate
Professor, University of Oslo
Chair: Tilde Rosmer, University of Oslo
Discussant: Emad Shahin, University of
Notre Dame
Bjørn Olav Utvik, University of Oslo:
“What Role for the Muslim Sisters?
Islamist Movements between Authenticity
and Gender Equality”
Mona Abdel-Fadil, University of Oslo:
“Islam Online Quides Spouses towards
Better Communication: Do Arabic and
English Literate Audencies Receive the
Same Message?”
Jenny Holmsen, University of Oslo:
“Gender Relations: The Litmus Test of
the Modernizing Force of Islamism. A
Case Study of the Algerian HMS (Harakat
mujtama’ as-silm)”
Vegard G. Wennesland, University of
P-24
328
Reconsidering Authoritarianism in the
Arab World: Dissent, Repression and
Co-Optation
Organized by: Joshua Stacher, Assistant
Professor, Kent State University
Chair: Nicola Pratt, University of Warwick
Discussant: Raymond Hinnebusch,
University of St. Andrews
Joshua Stacher, Kent State University:
“The Origins of Authoritarian Variance:
Comparing Institutional Power in Egypt &
Syria”
Jillian Schwedler, UMass-Amherst:
“Rethinking Protest and Dissent in
Jordan”
Laryssa Chomiak, University of Maryland:
“Islam, Inc.: Privatizing the Religious
Sphere in North Africa”
Andrea Teti, University of Aberdeen:
“Democratisation and the Location of
the Middle East in Contemporary Global
Politics”
605
Fault Lines of Islamism Negotiating:
Political and Ideological Challenges 2/2
Resistance and Obedience”
Melissa Seelye, Northern Michigan
University: ”Women’s Popular Media
Culture in the Muslim Middle East”
327
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-08
P-06
11:30am - 1:30pm
Citizenship in the Arab World: A
Rooting and Evolving Concept? - 2/2:
MENA Citizens and their States
Organized by: Gianluca P. Parolin,
Assistant Professor of Law, American
University in Cairo
Chair: Gianluca P. Parolin, American
University in Cairo
Fatima El-Sayegh, UAE University:
“Modernity vs. Identity in the UAE. Dubai
as a case study”
Loubna Skally-Hanna, American
University: “Brave New Citizens: Middle
Eastern Youth Re-defining Citizenship”
Delphine Perrin, European University
Institute: “Immigration and Citizenship in
Maghreb Countries”
Aiko Nishikida, Tokyo University of
Foreign Studies: “‘Abna’ Ghazza’ and the
Jordanian Policy on Citizenship”
329
P-03
11:30am - 1:30pm
Re-reading Muslim Women’s
Representations - In Memory of
Dr. Bourgault
Les oppositions maghrebines
dans le champ autoritaire et dans
l’immigration - 1/2: S’opposer au
Maghreb
Organized by: Simten Cosar, Associate
Professor, Baskent University
Organized by: Thierry Desrues, Chercheur
Titulaire, IESA - CSIC
Chair: Simten Cosar, Baskent University
Discussant: Aylin Ozman, Hacettepe
University
Sponsored by: IESA/CSIC and IREMAM/
CNRS
Zuhal Yesil Yurt Gunduz, Baskent
University: “Harems, Headscarves and
Submissive Wives: The Portrayal of
Muslim Women in German Media and
Islamophobia in Europe”
Simten Cosar, Baskent University
(Turkey) & Northern Michigan University:
“Gendered Portrayals of Muslim Women:
Between Chastity and Empowerment”
Elifhan Kose, Ankara University:
“Conservative Life Style in Turkey: Body
and Ethics”
Ezgi Kocak, Baskent University: “Women
from National Outlook to AKP: Between
Chair: Éric Gobe, IREMAM - CNRS
Discussant: Said Kirhlani, IESA - CSIC
Alain Antil, Institut Français des Relations
Internationales: “Le concept d’opposition
est-il pertinent en Mauritanie?”
Karima Dirèche, CNRS - Centre Jacques
Berque: “Où sont passés les ‘âarouchs’?
Réflexions sur la contestation kabyle”
Amel Boubekeur, Carnegie Foundation:
“Les oppositions post-islamistes au
Maghreb”
Michaël Béchir Ayari, ATER - Université
de Nice: “Vers l’émergence d’un nouveau
cycle de contestation en Tunisie”
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95
José María González Riera, University of
Granada: ”The Moroccan Human Rights
Movement: Between Opposition and
Cooperation”
Katarzyna Jarecka-Stepien, Jagiellonian
University: ”A New Elite and an Old
Makhzen. A View on the Political Change
in Morocco”
332
11:30am - 1:30pm
113
Maraji’ and Believers: Relationships of
Authority in Contemporary Shi’ism
Organized by: Elvire Corboz, paper
presenter, University of Oxford
Chair: Juan Cole, University of Michigan
330
11:30am - 1:30pm
203
Pratiques de l’éducation en Algérie
Chair: Francesc Espinet i Burunat,
Leulmi Boudersa, Université de Annaba:
“L’enseignement supérieur algérien et la
promotion de la culture évaluative”
Fethi Salah, Ecole Normale Supérieure:
“Music, Culture and Education in Algeria”
Gamouh Nadjia, Département de
Bibliothéconomie: “Un nouveau système
de formation (LMD)”
331
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-12
The Dom: Examining the Current
Research Trends across the Middle
East and North Africa
Organized by: Scott Phillips, Independent
researcher, Dom Research Center
Chair: Scott Phillips, Dom Research
Center
Adrian Marsh, University of Greenwich:
“Modern Dom Communities in South
Eastern Turkey: Resilience, Resistance
and Romani Politics”
Pandora Letitia Patton, University of the
Nations: “The Dom in Culture Change”
Scott Phillips, Dom Research Center:
“Dom in Jordan: Analysis of Ethnic
Collective Action”
Kemal Vural Tarlan, Mustafa Kemal
University: “Free Spirits of the World:
Nomadic Gypsies (A Photographic
Presentation: Nomadic Gypsies in South
East of Anatolia)”
96
WOCMES
Robert J. Riggs, University of
Pennsylvania: “Ayatollah Sistani’s Use
of Khums Redistribution to Maintain a
Constituency in Iran”
Elvire Corboz, University of Oxford:
“Schooling the Shi’a: Ayatollah Muhsin
al-Hakim’s Marja’iyya and the Politics of
Religious Education in Iraq”
Morgan Clarke, University of Manchester:
“Open to the Other: Ayatollah Muhammad
Husayn Fadlallah’s Contemporary
Marja’iyya”
Constance Arminjon, Ecole des Hautes
Etudes en Sciences Sociales: “A Sketch
of Typology of Shi’i Authority Figures
through the Marja’s Media”
333
11:30am - 1:30pm
602
The Territorial Management of Ethnic
Conflict in the Middle East- 2/2
Organized by: Marco Allegra, Anna
Casaglia & Paolo Napolitano, Research
Fellow, University of Torino & University of
Milano-Bicocca
Chair: Anna Casaglia, University of Milano
- Bicocca
Discussant: Paolo Napolitano, University
of Torino
Raya Cohen, University of Naples:
“Israel’s Land Policy, Local Culture and the
Forging of Israeli Palestinian Conflict”
Oren Yiftachel, Ben Gurion University:
“Creeping Apartheid and Gray Space in
Israel/Palestine”
Aida Essaid, University of Exeter: “A Land
Tenure System Driven by a ColonialSettler Movement: A Deconstuction of the
Role of Zionism in the British Mandate in
Palestine”
Ilaria Giglioli, University of Toronto:
“Water, Networks and Territory on the
West Bank”
Marco Allegra, Anna Casaglia &
Paolo Napolitano, University of Torino
& University of Milano-Bicocca: ”The
Territorial Management of Ethnic
Conflicts: Research Perspectives”
334
11:30am - 1:30pm
202
Challenging Retrenchment: The
United States, Great Britain and the
Middle East, 1970-1985
Organized by: Clive Jones, Chair of Middle
East Studies and International Politics,
University of Leeds
Chair: Clive Jones, University of Leeds
Tore. T. Petersen, NTNU Trondheim:
“From a Gulf to a Lake? Richard Nixon
and the Anglo-American Strategy in the
Gulf Region, 1970-74”
Simon C. Smith, University of Hull:
“Protecting its Legacy: Britain and the
Gulf from Formal Withdrawal to the
Iranian Revolution (1971-1979)”
Clea Bunch, University of Arkansas:
“Beyond the Handshake: Donald
Rumsfeld’s Mission in the Middle East
(1983-1984)”
Michael Thornhill, University of Boston:
“Anglo-Egyptian Relations in the 1970s:
Assessing the Imperial Legacy”
James Worrall, University of Leeds:
”Creating Secure States or Security
States: The British Role in the
Establishment of Policing Structures in
the Lower Gulf & Oman in the 1970s”
335
11:30am - 1:30pm
108
The Gendered Other: Muslims and
Jews in the Middle East?
Organized by: Ruth Roded, Associate
Professor, Truman Institute for
Advancement of Peace Research
Chair: Ruth Roded, Truman Institute for
Advancement of Peace Research
Shoshana S Stein, State University of
New York: “So That Her Son Will not be
a Burden Upon Her: Divorce, Migration
and Child Custody in Cairo Bet Dins
(Rabbinical Courts), 1941-1946”
Laila Abed Rabho, Truman Institute for
Advancement of Peace Research: “From
Victim to Empowerment: Muslim Women’s
Narratives in the Shari’a Courts of a
Jewish State”
Ruth Roded, Truman Institute for
Advancement of Peace Research:
“Islamic and Jewish Religious Feminism:
Similarities, Parallels and Interactions”
Raffaele Mauriello, Independent Scholar:
“Performance of Muslim Modernity by the
al-Sadrs: Lives of Women Descendants
of the Family of the Prophet Muhammad
(Ahl al-Bayt)”
336
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-04
La Méditerranée arabe et ses
frontières dans le contexte de la
mondialisation
Organized by: Natalia Ribas-Mateos,
Chercheuse Ramón y Cajal, ESOMI
Universidad A. Coruña
Chair: Natalia Ribas-Mateos, ESOMI
Universidad de A Coruña
Mimoun Aziza, Faculté des Lettres et
Sciences Humaines de Meknès: “Espaces
frontaliers et mouvements migratoires
au Maghreb: le cas des liens historiques
entre l’Oranais et le Nord Est Marocain à
l’époque coloniale”
Maurizio Ambrosini, Università degli
studi di Milano: “The Irregular Migration
between Economic Needs and Political
Closures”
Francesco Vacchiano & Mercedes
Jiménez, ISCTE / Asociación Al Khaima:
“Forteresses délocalisées. Nouvelles
catégories de la migration au Maroc”
Alexander Lopasic, University of Reading:
“Military Frontiers in Spain and the
Balkans: A Comparison”
337
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-09
European Influence over Turkey and
Westernalization
Chair: Eva Ostergaard-Nielsen,
Discussant: Mustafa Aydin, Kadir Has
University
Sebnem Yardimci, Bilkent University: “The
Transformation of Political Islam in Turkey:
What Kind of a Role has ‘Europe’ played?”
Beken Saatcioglu, Freie Universität
Berlin: “Turkey’s Justice and
Development Party (AKP) on the Road to
‘Europeanization’”
Cigdem Bilezikci, Canakkale Onsekiz
Mart University: “The EU Effect:
Democratization Efforts in Turkey”
Serhat Guvenc, Bilgi University: “Turkish
Reception of Idea of European Integration
In Historical Perspective”
Ece Inan, Marmara University: ”An
Evaluation on Contemporary Political
Communication in Turkey on the Edges of
Middle East and EU”
338
11:30am - 1:30pm
Actes
Mouvements Messianiques dans
l’Islam Contemporain/Messianic
Movements in Contemporary Islam
Organized by: Jean-Pierre Filiu, Professor,
Sciences Po
Autonoma de Madrid
Mouloud Haddad, EHESS:
“L’eschatologie de la Naqchabandiyya de
Shaykh Nazim”
Stéphane Lacroix, Sciences Po: “Un
messianisme par défaut: le cas de
Juhayman al-Utaybi / Messianism by
Default: The Case of Juhayman al-Utaybi”
Jean-Pierre Filiu, Sciences Po: “Visions de
la fin des temps dans l’Islam contemporain
/ Doomsday Scenarios in Contemporary
Islam”
339
102
11:30am - 1:30pm
Migrations and Integrations Policies of
European States - 1/3: The Question
of Regulation and Asylum Seeker
Policies
Organized by: Bichara Khader, Directeur
du centre d’’études et de recherches du
monde arabe contemporain, Université
Catholique de Louvain
Chair: Bichara Khader, Université
Albert Kraler, “Fixing, Adjusting,
Regulating, Protecting Human Rights: The
Shifting Issues of Regularizations in the
EU”
Mohamed Kachani, “Migration dans les
relations Europe - Maroc”
Sotieta Ngo, “Les régulations dans
lÚnion Européenne”
Nouria Ouali, ULB: “L’impact du genre
dans les migrations internationales”
Iván Martín, Complutense International
Studies Institute: ”Labour Supply in the
Mediterranean”
Reidar Visser, Norwegian Institute
of International Affairs: “Messianist
Tendencies in Post-2003 Iraq”
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340
roundtable
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-22
The Macroregion in the
Mediterranean Sea. North and
South Bank
Organized by: Elvira Saint-Gerons
Herrera, director, Fundación Tres Culturas
del Mediterraneo
Chair: Elvira Saint-Gerons Herrera,
Fundación Tres Culturas del Mediterraneo
Francisca Santonja, Ministerio de Asuntos
Exteriores y de Cooperación.
Larabi Jaidi, Université Rabat V.
Jean Claude Tourret, Institut de la
Méditerranée.
Josefina Moreno Bolarín, Conference of
Peripheral Maritime Regions.
98
WOCMES
Thursday afternoon / Jeudi après-midi
341
Graus
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Media and Political Contestation in the Contemporary Arab World
Organized by: Lena Jayyusi & Anne Sofie Roald, Senior Research Associate
and Associate Professor / Senior Researcher, Muwatin: The Palestinian
Institute for the Study of Democracy / Chr. Michelsen Institute
Chair: Lena Jayyusi, Muwatin:The Palestinian Institute for the Study of
Democracy & Zayed University
Charles Hirschkind, University of California - Berkeley: “New Media and
Political Dissent in Egypt”
Marwan M. Kraidy, University of Pennsylvania: “The Contentious Politics of
Pan-Arab Reality Television”
Anne Sofie Roald, Chr. Michelsen Institute: “Female Islamic Interpretations on
the Air: Fatwas and Religious Guidance by Women Scholars on Arab Satellite
Channels”
Toufic Haddad, Badil Resource Center for Palestinian Residency and Refugee
Rights: “The Visual Public Sphere in the Occupied Palestinian Territories”
342
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-11
Migration: Working Abroad - 1/2
Chair: Ricard Zapata, Universitat Pompeu
Fabra
Ahlame Rahmi, Laboratoire Mediteranéen
de Sociologie: “Le soupçon migratoire:
organisation sociale et traitement politique
du travail saisonnier des ouvrières
marocaines en Espagne”
Namie Tsujigami, Kobe University: “Not
Just Vulnerable Victims: Foreign Domestic
Workers and their Employers in Saudi
Arabia”
Sharon Nagy, DePaul University: “Families
and Bachelors: Social Differentiation
among Bahrain’s Migrant Populations”
Shahira Samy, University of Oxford:
“Socio-political Dynamics of Irregular
Migration in the Southern and Eastern
Mediterranean”
Mahshid Abdollahi, Al-Mahdi University:
“Female and Political Parties: Challenge
for Participation in Power”
Melodee M. Baines, Old Dominion
University: “Women, Illiteracy and Public
Participation: Barriers to Transforming
Governance in Arab states?”
Kristine Goulding, Lund University:
“Unjustifiable Means to Unjustifiable Ends:
Delegitimizing Parliamentary Gender
Quotas in Tunisia”
Imad Salamey, Lebanese American
University: “Gender Mainstreaming in the
Politics of the Arab Gulf States”
344
2:30pm - 4:30pm
211
L’altérité dans les littératures romanes
et orientales
Organized by: Mirella Cassarino, associate
professor, University of Catania - SeSaMO
Jean-Patrick Guillaume, Université
Paris-3: “L’autre ou les autres? Formes de
l’altérité dans la S’rat al-’hir Baybar?”
Lalomia Gaetano, University of Catania:
“‘..ni dexasen esta sancta guerra que
contra los infieles començada tienen’: The
‘infidels’ in the Spanish romance”
Minervini Laura, Université de Naples
Federico II: “The Construction of Frankish
Identity in the Latin East (12th-14th c.)”
345
105
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Egyptian Cinema
Chair: Bárbara Azaola Piazza, Universidad
Castilla-La Mancha
María Carolina González Bracco,
University of Granada: “The Changing
Portrayal of Dancers in Egyptian Films.
Tahia Carioca: From ‘Golden Era’ to
Marginalization (1946-1972)”
Ouissal Mejri, Università degli Studi
di Bologna: “Naguib Mahfouz et le
Néorealisme égyptien: de la littérature au
cinéma”
Dalia Bayoumi, Independent Researcher:
“Image of the ‘West’ or the ‘Other’ in PostColonial Egyptian Cinema, the Case of
Youssef Chaine”
Jane Mitchell, Independent Researcher:
“Female Friendship and an Alternative
Family Unit: An Analysis of two Egyptian
Films”
346
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-02
Can Sudan Survive?: Examining the
Historical Roots of the ‘’New Sudan’’
Organized by: Yoshiko Kurita, Professor,
Chiba University, IAMES
Chair: Yoshiko Kuirta, IAMES
343
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-08
Social and Political Participation of
Women
Chair: Yolanda Aixelà, Milà i Fontanals
Insitution/CSIC ß Spanish National
Research Council
Chair: Antonio Pioletti, University of
Catania
Discussant: Aboubakr Chraïbi, INALCO
Paris
Mirella Cassarino, University of Catania:
“Représentations de l’altérité et de
l’ailleurs dans le Kitab al-imta’ walmu’anasa de Tawhidi”
Taisier M. Ali, IAMES: “Sudan: The
Deepening Crisis of a State Lacking a
National Project”
Ahmad Sikainga, IAMES: “Marginal
Groups and the Making of the ‘New’
Sudan”
Elena Vezzadini, IAMES: “Ideology,
Ethnicity and National Identity in the 1924
Revolution, Sudan”
WOCMES
99
Douglas H. Johnson, IAMES: “New Sudan
or South Sudan? The Practical Choices
between Unity and Independence”
347
2:30pm - 4:30pm
112
349
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Centuries) - 3/4: Iberian Sources for
the Study of Late Medieval Western
Islam. Arabo-Islamic Sources
Organized by: Roser Salicrú i Lluch,
Tenured Scientist, IMF-CSIC
Neda Alizadeh Kashani, Independent
scholar: “The Voice of Woman as a
Transforming Power in Society in the
Poetries of Adrienne Rich and Forough
Farrokhzad”
Maryam Hoseini, Azzahra University:
“Polyphony in the Novels of Iranian
Women Writers”
Omid Azadibougar, Catholic University
of Leuven: “The Persian Novel and
Feminism: From the Passively Darkened
of Daneshvar to the Actively Darkening of
Pirzad”
Chair: María Jesús Viguera Molins,
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
348
2:30pm - 4:30pm
101
Fieldwork Research in Syria
Organized by: Natalia Ribas-Mateos,
Ramón y Cajal Fellow, ESOMI Universidad
A Coruña
Chair: Natalia Ribas-Mateos, ESOMI
Universidad de A Coruña
Mohammad Mesbahi, The Islamic
College: “A Critical Look at Field Work
Study in the Middle East”
Issa Muhanna, Independent Researcher:
“Knowledge Economy is the Main Reason
for Brain Drain”
Elizabeth Buckner, Stanford University:
“Syrian Youth and Their Experiences in
School: Perceptions of Higher Education
and the Economic Transition”
Natalia Ribas-Mateos, ESOMI
Universidad de A Coruña: “Damascus:
Focusing on New Mobilities”
100
WOCMES
P-05
351
The Union for the Mediterranean:
Reflecting or Responding to a Crisis in
Euro-Mediterranean Relations?
Organized by: Richard Gillespie,
Professor of Politics, University of
Liverpool
Oliver Schlumberger, University of
Tübingen: “Continuity and Change in
Euro-Arab Relations”
Richard Gillespie, University of Liverpool:
“A New Arab Politics in the EuroMediterranean Context?”
Raffaella A. Del Sarto, St Antony’s
College: “Plus ça change? Israel and the
EU’s Union for the Mediterranean”
Hakim Darbouche, Institute for Energy
Studies: “Third Time Lucky? Prospects for
Euro-Mediterranean Energy Cooperation
within the Framework of the UfM”
352
2:30pm - 4:30pm
606
Chair: Tobias Schumacher, Lisbon
University Institute
Discussant: Annette Jünemann, HelmutSchmidt-University
Fernando Branco Correia, Universidade
de Évora: “Material and Textual Sources
for the Study of the Gharb al-Andalus;
Recent contributions”
Linda G. Jones, IMF-CSIC: “Granadan
and Mudejar Sermons: Sources for the
Transmission of Andalusi Piety and
Culture”
Cristina de la Puente, ILC-CSIC: “Arabic
Sources for the Study on Jihad in alAndalus”
Roser Salicrú i Lluch, IMF-CSIC: “Arabic
Correspondence Written in Romance,
Arabic Correspondence Translated into
Romance: Intertwined Examples of
Interculturality”
350
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-04
Les marges urbaines et leur
traitement: Enjeux, modalités et effets
dans le monde arabe
Organized by: Olivier Legros, , CITERESEMAM Université de Tours
Chair: Olivier Legros, CITERES-EMAM
Université de Tours
Discussant: Roman Stadnicki, CITERESEMAM Université de Valenciennes
Julien Le Tellier, LPED Université
de Provence: “Les bidonvilles et le
recasement en Algérie et au Maroc”
Irène Salenson, Université de Reims:
“Les quartiers non réglementaires de
Jérusalem-Est : entre exclusion et
intégration”
Pierre-Arnaud Barthel, CEDEJ:
“Downtown Cairo : une nouvelle marge
urbaine au cœur de la mégapole?”
Raffaele Cattedra, Université de
Montpellier III: ”Marges urbaines entre
planification stratégique et urbanisme de
projet à Casablanca”
2:30pm - 4:30pm
108
Middle Class Politics and the
Politics of the Middle Class - 1/2: A
Perspective from Contemporary Egypt
Organized by: Reem Saad, , American
University in Cairo
Chair: Rabab el-Mahdi, American
University in Cairo
Discussant: Malak Rouchdy, American
University in Cairo
Iman Hamdy, American University in
Cairo: “Academics in Opposition Politics:
Agents for Change?”
Habib Ayeb, American University in Cairo:
“Irrigation Engineers in Egypt: A Middle
Class Social Group in Crisis”
Reem Saad, American University in Cairo:
“Middle Class and the Changing Face of
Rural Resistance”
353
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Seminari A
Rethinking Education in Light of Text
and Discourses
Chair: Kelly Al-Dakkak, Oxford University
Nawar Al-Hassan Golley, American
University of Sharjah: “Learning to
Unlearn: The Power of Discourse”
Mustafa Erturk, Istanbul University: “Rethinking and Updating Classical Islamic
Thoughts as a Method of Spreading
Religious Tolerance and Education”
Ahmad Redzuwan Mohd Yunus, National
University of Malaysia: “Developing Orang
Asli Human Capital trough Education:
Oles of Pembangunan Tamadun
Masyarakat Asli (Petama)”
354
2:30pm - 4:30pm
603
Travel Narratives
Chair: Maria Dolors Garcia Ramon, UAB
Rosa Cerarols & Maria Dolors Garcia
Ramon, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona: “Women and Colonialism:
Imagined Geographies of Spanish
Women’s Travel Accounts in Morocco”
Naila Kaidbey, American University
of Beirut: “Nineteenth Century Mount
Lebanon: Facts and Perceptions”
Günther Windhager, University of Vienna:
“Religion, Travel and Politics: Muhammad
Asad’s Journalistic Writings from Saudi
Arabia (1927-1932)”
355
2:30pm - 4:30pm
601
Classical Literature: Epic and Moral
Values
Chair: Tamta Parulava, Tbilisi Theological
Academy and Seminary
Discussant: Salvador Peña, Universidad
de Málaga
Tamta Parulava, Tbilisi Theological
Academy and Seminary: “Towards
the Moral Virtues in Classical Persian
Literature”
Adel S. Gamal, University of Arizona: “The
Moral Values of Pre-Islamic Arabia”
Akbar Irani Ghomi, The Written Heritage
Research Centre: “A Shi’ite Religious Epic
from the 11th Century AD”
Mahmoud Jaafari-Dehaghi & Shima
Jaafari-Dehaghi, University of Tehran:
“The Role of Women in 5th and 6th
Centuries: Iran as Illustrated by Epics of
Shahname and Avestan Vendidad”
Reza Satari & Mahmoud Azizi, State
University of Mazandaran: ”A Study of the
Issue of Patriarchy and Exogamy in the
Shahnameh of Ferdowsi Based on the
Iranian Myth of Creation”
Autónoma de Barcelona: “Arabic
Diglossia Revisited: Why it Is Not merely a
Linguistic Fact, or How Would possibly Be
Unveiled its Hidden Political Realm”
Raoudha Kammoun, University of
Humanities and Arts: “Gender Differences
in the Use of Expletives and Profanities: A
Tunisian Case”
359
356
2:30pm - 4:30pm
212
2:30pm - 4:30pm
602
Ottomanism and Notions of the
Empire on the Verge of its Collapse
Middle Eastern Christians in a
Globalised World
Organized by: Vangelis Kechriotis,
Bogazici University
Chair: Hans-Lukas Kieser, University of
Zürich
Discussant: Sükrü Hanioglu, Princeton
University
Chair: Christine Lindner, Balamand
University
Vangelis Kechriotis, Bogazici University:
“A Cappadocian in Athens, an Athenian
in Istanbul and a Parliamentary for Izmir/
Smyrna: The Multiple Personae and
Loyalties of Pavlos Carolidis”
Michelle Campos, University of Florida:
“‘Jews, Be Ottoman!’ The Struggle
between Civic Ottomanism and Hebraism
in the Yellin brothers of Jerusalem and
Beirut”
Kaïs Ezzerell, University Paris I: Sorbonne:
“The Syrian Intellectuals of the Late
Ottoman Period, between Ottomanism
and Arabism: The Example of Muhammad
Kurd Ali (1901-1918)”
Ohannes Kılıçdagı, Bilgi University:
“Ottomanism among the Anatolian
Armenians after the 1908 Revolution”
Benjanin Trigona-Harany, independent
scholar: ”The Two Awakenings of Naûm
Fâik”
358
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-06
Standarization of Arabic and
Sociolinguistic - 1/2
Maria Berzighiyarova, Lomonosov
Moscow State University: “The Description
of the Forms Designating Quantity in the
Classical Arabic Grammar”
Paula Santillán Grimm, PhD candidate,
University of Granada: “A New Taxonomy
of Collocations in Modern Standard
Arabic”
Isabel Hervás Jávega, Universidad
John Bradley, University of Edinburgh:
“Assessing the Catholic Church’s Impact
as a Transnational Actor: Change and
Continuity in the Role of a Global Player in
the Middle East”
Lise Galal, Roskilde University:
“Transnational Coptic Spaces:
Negotiations of a Minority Identity”
Karene Sanchez Summerer, University
of Leiden: “The Sisters of Saint Joseph’s
Schools in Palestine (1908-1967)”
Benjamin White, Princeton University: “‘In
loco sultani’: The Death of a Patriarch and
the Changing Architecture of Community
in French Mandate Syria”
360
605
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Origins of the Islamist Thought
Chair: Carimo Mohomed, New University
of Lisbon
Aleksandra Amal El-Maaytah, Warsaw
University: “From Islamic Revival to Global
‘jihad’? Old Roots of the Current Conflict”
Carimo Mohomed, New University
of Lisbon: “Republicanism in the
Contemporary Islamic Political Thought
in India: The cases of Chiragh Ali and
Muhammad Iqbal”
Luay Radhan, University of Marburg:
“Muslims against the Islamic State: ‘Ali
‘Abdarraziq and his Followers Nasr AbuZayd, Gamal al-Banna, and Farag Foda”
Saleem Abu Jaber, Achva College: “The
Islamic Movement in Sudan: Hassan AlTurabi’s Influence on its Activity”
WOCMES
101
361
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-12
363
2:30pm - 4:30pm
202
Analysis of Muslim Empires - 1/2:
Early Califate
Islam in Performance?: Pious Art
Productions in the Muslim World - 1/2
Chair: Jens Scheiner, University of
Göttingen, Germany
Organized by: Karin van Nieuwkerk &
Kamal Salhi, Associate Professor/Reader
in Francophone, Postcolonial and North
African Studies, Radboud University
Nijmegen / University of Leeds
365
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-10
Regional Economic Issues - 2/2
Delia Cortese, Middlesex University:
“Voices of the Silent Majority: Sunni
Scholarship in Fatimid Egypt”
Zeinab Piri, Written heritage Research
Centre: “Musakhkhar Al-Bilad as an
Encyclopedic Historical Document”
Nadereh Jalali Shirazi, Society for the
Appreciation of Cultural works and
Dignitaries: “Abulgasem Amri in Nuqtavid
Movement during Safavid Period”
Yaacov Lev, Bar ilan University: “‘Jihad’ in
Fatimid History”
Jens Scheiner, University of Göttingen:
”Aphrodisiacs in Classical Islam”
362
2:30pm - 4:30pm
201
Religion et stratégies d’actions
politiques : L’agir politique par les
zaouia au Maghreb moderne
Organized by: Abdelhamid Hénia,
Professeur, Directeur du Laboratoire
DIRASET, Université de Tunis
Chair: Abdelhamid Hénia, Université de
Tunis
Mustapha Tlili, Université de Tunis: “Saints
et insurrection de 1864 en Tunisie”
Mouldi Lahmar, Université de Tunis: “La
zaouia makhzen: la Sanousyya”
Jamel Ben Tahar, Université de Tunis:
“Saints de Kairouan et pouvoir husseinite
en Tunisie aux XVIIIe et XIXe siècles”
Mahmoud Ettayeb, Université de
Tunis: “L’agir satanique des confréries
religieuses en Tripolitaine selon L. Ch.
Féraud, le consul de France à Tripoli à la
fin du XIXe siècle”
Faouzi Saadaoui, Université de Tunis:
”La Zaouia Aïn El Menchia de Thala
et l’administration coloniale en Tunisie
(1881-1914)”
102
WOCMES
Sponsored by: The Network Project,
“Performance, Politics and Piety” funded
by the British Arts and Humanities
Research Council and the Economics
and Social Research Council
Chair: Karin van Nieuwkerk, Radboud
University Nijmegen
Discussant: Amal Boubekeur, Carnegie
Middle East Center
Anne Rasmussen, College of William
and Mary: “The Aesthetics of Arab Music,
Language, and Performance in the Worlds
of Indonesian Islam”
Deborah Kapchan, New York University:
“Listeracies of Listening: Sacred Affect,
Aural Pedagogies and the Spread of Sufi
Islam”
Nina ter Laan, Radboud University
Nijmegen: “Islamic Songs in Morocco:
Contesting the Sacred”
Mona Khedr, Flinders University: ”The
Gendered Identities of Egyptian Women in
Performance”
364
2:30pm - 4:30pm
501
Violence and Counter-Violence in the
Contemporary Arabo-Persian Gulf
Organized by: Laurent Bonnefoy,
Associate Researcher, IREMAM
Chair: François Burgat, Institut Français
du Proche-Orient
Discussant: Yahya Michot, Hartford
Seminary
Claire Beaugrand, London School
of Economics: “Statelessness and
Administrative Violence: ‘The Politics of
Survival’ of the Bidun in Kuwait.”
Pascal Ménoret, Princeton University:
“The Politicization of Leisure in Saudi
Arabia”
Laurent Bonnefoy, IREMAM: “Violence in
Contemporary Yemen: State, Society and
Salafis”
Nachum Shiloh, Tel Aviv University: “The
World’s Financial Crescent - Islamic
Banking and its Global Characteristics”
Mohamed El-Far, University of London:
“Competition Law Implications Arising
from the QIZ Protocol between Egypt,
Israel and USA”
Abbas Ibrahim Zahreddine, Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona: “Regional
Market Matters: Policy Analysis,
Institutional Development and Capacity
Building (The Case of Mashrek
Agriculture)”
366
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-03
Les oppositions maghrébines dans
l’immigration et en diaspora - II
Organized by: Thierry Desrues, Chercheur
Titulaire, IESA & CSIC
Sponsored by: IESA/CSIC y GRESAM/
UCLM
Chair: Miguel Hernando de Larramendi,
Université de Castille-La-Manche
Discussant: Ana I. Planet, Université
Autonome de Madrid
Vincent Geisser, IREMAM - CNRS Aixen-Provence: “De l’opposition intérieure
à l’exil : trajectoires et reconversions des
islamistes et des ‘gauchistes’ tunisiens”
Irene Fernández Molina, Université
Complutense de Madrid: “La participation
politique des émigrants marocains: arènes
d’opposition et de cooptation en Europe”
Angela Suarez Collado, Université
Autonome de Madrid: “La diffusion
de la question amazighe en Europe à
travers des réseaux et des pratiques
transnationaux”
Puerto García & Rita Gomes Faria,
GRESAM / Univ. Castilla-La Mancha: “Al
Adl wa-l-Ihsan in the Spanish-Moroccan
Political Field”
367
203
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Ulama and the Representation of
Religion in Arab TV Serials
Organized by: Donatella Della Ratta, PhD
candidate, University of Copenhagen
Chair: Walter Armbrust, University of
Oxford
Discussant: Chirsta Salamandra, City
University NY
Jakob Skovgaard-Petersen, University of
Copenhagen: “Daawa in Modern Egyptian
Serials: The Serials on Shaykh Shaarawi
and Shaykh al-Maraghi”
Naser Dumariyyeh, University Gregoriana
Rome: “Ibn Taymiyya in TV Serials”
Donatella Della Ratta, University of
Copenhagen: “Romanticizing religion(s):
portraits of Islam and Christianity in ‘Bab
al hara’ TV serial”
368
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Actes
Theoretical Approaches to Political
Islam
Chair: Mojtaba Mahdavi, University of
Alberta
Dunya Deniz Cakir, University of
Massachusetts: “Tabligh and Islamist
Critical Theory: A Response to the
Liberal-Democratic Discourse in Turkey”
Samuel Southgate, Independent Scholar:
“Islamism and Social Movement Theory:
Some Reasons for Caution”
Mojtaba Mahdavi, University of Alberta:
“Post-Islamism: Are We There Yet? A
Comparative Study of Egypt, Turkey and
Iran”
“The Kurdish Novel from Kurdistan to
Diaspora: Identity, Belonging, and the Idea
of Home (land)”
Mona Radwan, Cairo University: “Nubian
Diaspora: An Ecofeminist Reading of Idris
Ali’s Novel Dongola”
Sabah Firoz Uddin, University of
California - LA: ”Fashioning the Muslim
Woman: Exploring ‘Islamic Fashion’ in the
British Diasporic Space”
370
2:30pm - 4:30pm
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-13
Beyond Diasporic and Hegemonic
Identity
Chair: Ozlem Galip, Centre for Kurdish
Studies
Saeed A. Khan, Wayne State University:
“The Phenomenon of Dual Nihilism
among the British Muslim Youth of
Bradford, England: Beyond Diasporic and
Hegemonic Identity”
Ozlem Galip, Centre for Kurdish Studies:
371
P-22
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Security and Peace in the Middle East:
The US, Israel, Iran and its Proxies
roundtable
Organized by: Jonathan Rynhold, Senior
Lecturer, Bar-Ilan University
Organized by: Mundher Al-Adhami,
Director, Cognitive Acceleration
Associates
Chair: Jonathan Rynhold, Bar-Ilan
University
Iraqi Education Seven Years
after Regime Change
Jonathan Rynhold, Bar-Ilan University: “Is
the ‘Pro-Israel lobby’ a Block on Reaching
a Comprehensive Peace Settlement in the
Middle East?”
Zaki Shalom, Ben-Gurion University of
the Negev: “The Implications of Jewish
Settlement in the West Bank on the
Realization of the Two States for Two
Peoples Vision”
Shlomo Shpiro, Bar-Ilan University: “Substate Intelligence: Hezbollah’s Intelligence
Power in the Middle East”
Clive Jones, Leeds University: “Keeping
the Bomb in the Basement: Israel and the
emergence of ‘Holistic’ Deterrence”
Boaz Vanetik, Ben-Gurion University: ”The
March of Folly: The White House Middle
East Policy in 1973 as a Catalyst for the
Breakout of the Yom Kippur War”
370-b 2:30pm - 4:30pm
369
113
Maria Bombardieri, “Muslim Integration
in Italy”
Sujezna Gregurovic, IMIN: “Migration in
Croatia”
Basak Kale, METU: “Turkish Migration
Policies”
Maria Trinidad, “Migrants Integration in
Portugal”
Martin Skamla, ”Migration Policies in
Slovenia”
Chair: Dirk Adriaesens
Saad Jawad, Baghdad University:
“State Control, Material Provisions and
International Contacts of Iraqi Universities
after Regime Change in 2003”
Basim Al- Janabi, Baghdad University:
“Effects of Militia Violence after the 2003
Occupation on the Education Process in
Baghdad University”
Mundher Al-Adhami, Cognitive
Acceleration Associates: “Priorities in Iraqi
General Education and Teacher Eduction
after Regime Change”
102
Migrations and Integrations Policies of
European States - 2/3: Case Studies
of Croatia, Turkey, Portugal, Slovenia
and Italy
Organized by: Bichara Khader, Directeur
du centre d’études et de recherches du
monde arabe contemporain, Université
Chair: Amin Chaalal, Université Catholique
de Louvain
Discussant: Vincent Legrand, Université
WOCMES
103
372
Graus
5:00pm - 7:00pm
376
5:00pm - 7:00pm
203
Cultural Turn in Iran’s June 2009 Post-Election Uprising
Glimpses on the Iranian Ismailiyya:
the Dustur al-Munajjimin and its World
Organized by: Shouleh Vatanabadi & Mehdi Khorrami, Professors, New York
University
Organized by: Eva Orthmann, Professor,
University of Bonn
Chair: Peter Chelkowski, New York University
Chair: Eva Orthmann, University of Bonn
Mohammad Mehdi Khorrami, New York University: “Context as Signifier: A
Reading of Protest Slogans of Iran’s Post 2009 Presidential Elections”
M. R. Ghanoonparvar, The University of Texas: “Rhetoric and Symbolism:
Literary Devices at the Service of Politics and Social Movements”
Pari Shirazi, New York University: “Waiting for Godot and Iranian Contemporary
Political Stage?”
Shouleh Vatanabadi, New York University: “Women, Iranian Post-election
Uprising and Cultural Texts?”
Eva Orthmann, University of Bonn: “The
Dustur al-Munajjimin and its World”
Petra Schmidl, University of Bonn: “Ths
Astronomical ontents of the Dustur alMunajjimin”
Mohammad Karimi, University of Bonn:
“The Dustur al-Munajjimin and the
Doctrine of Ta’lim in the Age of Hasan-e
Sabbah”
Osamu Otsuka, University of Tokyo: “The
Influence of the Dustur al-Munajjimin on
the Ta’rikh-i Jahangushay”
Malihe Karbassian, Teheran: ”The Dustur
al-Munajjimin and its Approach to the
Ancient History of Iran”
373
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-08
Cold War and Colonial Legacies: The
50s and 60s
flags at the battle of Uhud: early Islam and
the contestation over authentic Judaism”
Christian Lange, University of Edinburgh:
“Plight of the Living Dead: Notes on the
Punishment of Corpses in Islamic History”
Chair: Radoslaw Bania, University of Lodz
Lamia Bougrioua, University of Batna:
“The Relationship between Algerian
Revolution and the Arab Maghreb”
Rinna Kullaa, Columbia University:
“The Non-Aligned Movement in the
Mediterranean: 1956-1964”
Mansoureh Ebrahimi & Kamaruzaman
Yusoff, National University of Malaysia:
“Coup d’État against Mosaddeq 1953:
A Critical Analysis on the British
Documents”
Radoslaw Bania, University of Lodz:
“British Military Intervention in Kuwait
in 1961 and its Consequences for the
British-Kuwait Relations in the 60’s of the
20th Century”
Mansouria Mokhefi, INALCO Paris:
”Kennedy et la guerre d’Algérie”
374
5:00pm - 7:00pm
601
(Re-)Interpreting Islamic Concepts 2/2
Mazem Mutabagani, King Saud
University: “Leadership in Crisis: The
Islamic Pattern Abu Baker, the First
Caliph in Islam”
Alfons H Teipen, Furman University: “The
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WOCMES
375
5:00pm - 7:00pm
605
Image, Contemporary Art and
Ideology
377
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-24
Ottoman Reform Provincialized: 19thCentury Case Studies
Organized by: Jun Akiba, Associate
Professor, Chiba University
Chair: Dilek Barlas, Koç University
Chair: Josep Cerdà i Ferrè, Universitat de
Barcelona
Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio,
Universitat de Barcelona: “Beyond
Representation. Image and Imaginary in
the Middle East”
Charlotte Bank, independent researcher:
“Independent Experimental Film and
Video Making in Syria: Between the
Tradition of Socially Engaged Art and a
Contemporary Artistic Movement”
Amin Palangi, Australian National
University: “Pilgrimage of Light: Battle
Sites as Sites of Iranian Cultural Identity”
María Diéguez Melo, University of
Salamanca (Spain): “Christian Presence in
the State of Israel: Domus Galilaeae”
Fares Alsuwaidi, Harvard University: ”The
Contemporary Emirati Cartoon and the
Animation of Identity”
Nadia Habib, York University: ”Salah
Inani’s Egypt’s Hundred Years of
Enlightenment: Enframing Modernity ‘An
Archive of Desire’”
Jun Akiba, Chiba University: “Education
and Social Mobility among the People of
the Eastern Black Sea Region during the
Late Ottoman Period”
Masayuki Ueno, University of Tokyo:
“Reforms Demanded: Eastern Anatolia in
the Eyes of Istanbul Armenians (18701877)”
Yonca Köksal, Koç University: “Issues and
Problem in Studying Provincial Reforms:
Balkans and Anatolia during the Tanzimat”
Marc Aymes, Centre National de la
Recherche Scientifique: “Wanderings
around the Epistemological Leap”
378
5:00pm - 7:00pm
602
Diaspora Politics: Circassians in
Turkey
Organized by: Setenay Nil Dogan, Yildiz
Chair: Setenay Nil Dogan, Yildiz Technical
University
Discussant: Setenay Shami, Social
Science Research Council
Sevda Alankus & Erol Taymaz, Izmir
University of Economics & Middle East
Technical University: “The Formation of a
Circassian Diaspora in Turkey”
Setenay Nil Dogan, Yildiz Technical
University: “Diasporic Manoeuvres visà-vis/through Nationalism: Circassian
Activist Discourses in Turkey”
Zeynel Abidin Besleney, School of
Oriental and African Studies - University
of London: “Transformative Effect of the
Internet on Circassian Diaspora Politics in
Turkey”
Mitat Celikpala, TOBB University of
Economics and Technology: “Post-August
2008 Developments in the Caucasus and
Reflections on the Circassian Diaspora in
Turkey”
379
5:00pm - 7:00pm
202
Islam in Performance?: Pious Art
Productions in the Muslim World - 2/2
Organized by: Karin van Nieuwkerk &
Kamal Salhi, Associate Professor/Reader
in Francophone, Postcolonial and North
African Studies, Radboud University
Nijmegen / University of Leeds
Chair: Karin van Nieuwkerk, Radboud
University Nijmegen
Discussant: Kamal Salhi
Kirsten Scheid, Wissenschaftskolleg zu
Berlin: “Landscapes of Secular Piety:
First-hand Documents of an Experiment
in Modern Citizenry”
Jessica Winegar, Northwestern
University: “Secular and Religious
Regimes of Value and The Making of a
Contemporary Islamic Art”
Joseph Alagha, Radboud University
Nijmegen: “‘Resistance Art’: Hizbullah’s
Islamic Cultural Sphere and the Dance
Debate”
Karin van Nieuwkerk, Radboud University
Nijmegen: “Embodying Piety through Art:
Islam and Performing Arts in Egypt”
380
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-04
Perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian
Conflict
Chair: Mohey Mowafy, Northern Michigan
University
Discussant: Omar Shaban, HeadPalThink for Strategic Studies
Amir Khalil, Vrije Universiteit: “The Right
of Self-Determination in International Law.
Case Study: Palestinian Right to SelfDetermination”
Aviel Attias, Tel Aviv University:
“‘Sloganeering’ the Conflict: A Decadelong Glimpse over Lingual Terminology
and its Effects on the Israeli- Palestinian
Conflict”
Asma Bahurmoz, The OR society (UK) &
King Abdulaziz University: “A Quantitative
Based Solution for the Palestinian Israeli
Conflict Conformed to King Abdullah of
Saudi Arabia Initiative”
Avi Raz, University of Oxford: “Perish
the Thought: Israel and the Search for
a Peace Settlement Following the June
1967 War”
381
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Actes
New Perspectives on the
Contemporary Arabic Drama: Forms
of Social Commitment and Artistic
Experimentation
Organized by: Rosella Dorigo, Professor,
Università Ca’ Foscari di Venezia SeSaMO
Chair: Rosella Dorigo, Università Ca’
Foscari di Venezia - SeSaMO
Discussant: Lorenzo Casini, Università di
Messina
Agnese Boscarol, Università Ca’ Foscari
di Venezia - SeSaMO: “Theatre as a Tool
for Recovering Collective Memory. An
Assessment of the Artistic Production of
the Lebanese Playwright Roger ‘Assaf”
Maria Rosaria Conte, Università del
Salento: “Social Commitment, Tradition
and Modernity in the Tunisian Postcolonial Theatre”
Monica Ruocco, Università di Palermo:
“The New Palestinian Theatre between
Presence and Representation”
Sara Solari, Università Ca’ Foscari
di Venezia - SeSaMO: “The Syrian
Independent Theatre.The Experience of
al-Bàb and al-Kharìf Theatre Companies”
Albarosa Suriano, Università di Firenze:
”The Egyptian ‘Third Way’: The Rise of
the Independent Theatre in Egypt and the
Recovery of a Repressed/Suppressed
Memory”
382
211
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Religious Symbolism and Imagery in
Medieval Persian Literature
Organized by: Julia Rubanovich, Dr,
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Chair: Julia Rubanovich, Hebrew
University of Jerusalem
Discussant: Charles Melville, University of
Cambridge
Julia Rubanovich, Hebrew University of
Jerusalem: “Epic Imagery in a Fifteenthcentury Persian Religious Epic Poem”
Gabrielle R. van den Berg, Leiden
University: “Heterodox Ideas in a Popular
Epic on Ali b. Abi Talib Composed for
Shah ‘Abbas”
Ferenc Csirkés, University of Chicago:
“The Persian Literary Background of
Messianic Discourse in Shah Ismail
Khatayi’s Turkish Poetry”
Franklin Lewis, University of Chicago:
“The Poetics of Conversion and Religious
Affiliation in Medieval Persian Literature”
383
108
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Middle Class Politics and the
Politics of the Middle Class - 2/2: A
Perspective from Contemporary Egypt
Organized by: Reem Saad, American
University in Cairo
Chair: Iman Hamdy, American University
in Cairo
Discussant: Reem Saad, American
University in Cairo
Maha Abdelrahman, American University
in Cairo: “When ‘Kefaya’ is Not Enough:
Middle Class Activism in Egypt”
Rabab el-Mahdi, American University in
Cairo: “Women Islamist Activism in Egypt”
Malak S. Rouchdy, American University
in Cairo: “In Search of Arts and Creativity:
The Role of the Egyptian ‘Middle Class in
Redefining Urban Cultural Spaces’”
WOCMES
105
384
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-05
Centuries) - 4/4: Iberian Sources for
the Study of Late Medieval Western
Islam. Christian Sources
Organized by: Roser Salicrú i Lluch,
Tenured Scientist, IMF-CSIC
Chair: Maria Teresa Ferrer i Mallol, IMFCSIC
Maria Filomena Lopes de Barros,
Universidade de Évora: “Muslims from
the Portuguese Kingdom: Linguistic
Adscriptions and Exchanges between the
Arabic and the Portuguese”
Brian A. Catlos, University of California
- SC & University of Colorado: “Mudejar
Social History in Christian Sources:
Oblique Strategems (Observer and
Subject)”
Ana Echevarría Arsuaga, UNED Madrid:
“Cultural Life and Exchanges among
Muslims in Spanish Christian and Arabic
Sources”
Isabel O’Connor, Indiana University: “The
Market and the Courthouse: Everyday
Contact between Muslims and Christians
as Recorded in the Valencian Llibres de
Cort del Justicia”
385
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-06
386
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-13
Union for the Mediterranean: The New
Comer
Chair: Hakim Darbouche, Institute of
Energy Studies
Discussant: Iván Martín, Instituto
Complutense de Estudios Internacionales
- ICEI
Sophie Dimitroulias, Council of Europe:
“Gender Equality, from the EuroMediterranean Partnership to the Union
for the Mediterranean: In Search of a
European Value”
Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués,
London School of Economics and
Political Science: “The Union for the
Mediterranean: Will the New Institutional
Structure Produce ‘Thicker’ or ‘Thinner’
Euro-Mediterranean Relations?”
Antonio Blanc Altemir & Bénédicte Real,
Université Catholique de Louvain: “La
complexité institutionnelle de l’Union
pour la Méditerranée, vecteur des
relations entre les pays des deux rives
méditerranéennes”
Mireia Delgado, University of Liverpool:
“France and the Union for the
Mediterranean: Individualism, Cooperation,
All or None of the above”
387
5:00pm - 7:00pm
388
5:00pm - 7:00pm
501
Domestic Violence in The Middle East
And North Africa: Prevalence, Public
Health Impact and Progress
Organized by: Cari Jo Clark, Research
Associate, University of Minnesota
Medical School
Chair: Muhammad M. Haj-Yahia, Hebrew
University of Jerusalem
Discussant: Marwan Khawaja, Texas State
University
Sunita Kishor, Ph.D., Macro International,
Inc.: “Prevalence of Domestic Violence
in Muslim Communities: A Comparative
Perspective”
Cari Jo Clark & Muhammad M. HajYahia, University of Minnesota Medical
School / Hebrew University of Jerusalem:
“Prevalence, Predictors, and Severity of
Intimate Partner Violence in Palestine”
Jinan Usta, American University of Beirut:
“Intimate Partner Violence and Child
Abuse in Lebanon”
Kathryn Yount, Emory University:
“Women’s Conformity as Resistance to
Intimate Partner Violence in Assiut, Egypt”
Angel Foster, Ibis Reproductive Health:
”IPV in Tunisia: Legal Issues, Public Health
Impact and NGO Responses”
113
389
5:00pm - 7:00pm
606
Islamic Movements in Europe
Standarization of Arabic and
Sociolinguistic - 2/2
Chair: Benamar Mohamed Abdelatif,
Université d’Oran
Discussant: Mériem Moussaoui,
Université d’Oran
Mohamed Haoula, Centre de
recherche en anthropologie sociale
et culturelle: “Approche linguistique et
psycholinguistique de l’aphasie acquise
chez l’enfant arabophone”
Bouziani Khaled & Kara Mostefa
Noureddine, Université de Laghouat:
“L’emprunt dans la langue dialectale
en Algérie et son impact socioculturel
approche sociolinguistique”
Ivan Panovic, University of Oxford: “Social
Movement Walla’h’: Writing in Colloquial
Arabic in Egypt”
Adil Moustaoui Srhir, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid: “Standardisation
de l’arabe marocaine: considérations
sociolinguistiques et idéologiques”
106
WOCMES
Autónoma de Madrid
Wojciech Grabowski, Gdansk University:
“Muslim Fundamentalism in Europe in XXI
Century”
Danila Genovese, Westminster University:
“Representation and Self Representation
of Radical Islamism in the UK: Through
the Mirroring Lenses of the Deceptive
Self”
Niklas Bernsand, Lund University: “Friend
or Foe? Contemporary Debates on Islam
among Swedish Right-wing Radicals”
Samir Amghar, Institut d’études de l’islam
et du monde musulman: “Le salafisme
en France: anatomie d’une mouvance
radicale”
Umar Ryad, Leiden Institute of Religious
Studies: ”Mapping Transnational Islam in
Inter-war Europe: Preliminary Research
Questions”
Arabophone Mobile Pastoralists:
Social Relations that Strengthen
through Times of Change.
Perspectives on Law, Language and
Literature
Organized by: Alice Wilson, PhD
candidate, University of Cambridge
Chair: Moneera al-Ghadeer, Qatar
University & University of WisconsinMadison
Discussant: Baudouin Dupret, CNRS ENS
Yazid Ben Hounet, EHESS & University
of Lausanne: “Sul’h (Reconciliation) and
Diya (Blood-money) amongst Tribal and
Nomadic Groups in Eastern and Western
Algeria”
Alice Wilson, University of Cambridge:
“Standardization and Vernacularization
between Fusha and Hassaniya:
Nationalizing a Mobile Pastoralist
Heritage and Localizing International
Discourses”
Steven Dinero, University of Philadelphia:
“Dis-(O)rientation and the Negotiation of a
Gendered ‘Third Space’ in Post-Nomadic
Society: Neo-Polygamous Activity among
the Bedouin of the Negev”
Tara Deubel, University of Arizona:
“Between Homeland and Exile:
Performing Poetry and Identity in Sahrawi
Arab Diaspora Communities”
390
5:00pm - 7:00pm
201
Education, Employment and Social
Capital in Khartoum, Sudan: Issues of
Inclusion and Exclusion
Organized by: Paul Fean, PhD Student,
University of Sussex
Chair: Hania Sobhy, SOAS - University of
London
G. Makris, Panteion University: “KIC
Starting Modernisation in Khartoum”
Laura Mann, University of Edinburgh:
“Qualifications as Signals? Education,
Employment and Trust in Sudan”
Paul Fean, University of Sussex:
“Education, Aspirations and Social Capital:
Adult Learners in Khartoum”
Giorgos Tsimouris, Panteion University:
“Education for Democracy and
Development in the Age of Forced
Migration: Sudan in a Cross-cultural
Theoretical Perspective”
391
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-03
Penser le national au Maghreb et
ailleurs: Religion, nationalisme,
citoyenneté
l’élaboration de la nationalité dans la
Tunisie du XIXe siècle”
Hassine Raouf Hamza, DIRASET
Université de Tunis: “L’idée nationale et
nationalisme pendant la période coloniale
et post-coloniale”
Hichem Abdessamad, DIRASET
Université de Tunis: “Le bourguibisme : un
nationalisme irréligieux?”
Sari Hanafi, American University of
Beirut: “Flexible Citizenship and the
Inflexible Nation-State: New Framework
for Appraising the Palestinian Refugees’
Movements”
Mustapha Qadéry, Rabat: ”Le
nationalisme contre la patrie. L’araboislamisme au Maroc”
392
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-09
The Role of Civil Society in the Middle
East
Chair: Ozgur Sari, Middle East Technical
University
Kevin W. Gray, American University of
Sharjah: “Rethinking the Application of the
Theory of Civil Society to the Middle East”
Ozgur Sari, Middle East Technical
University: “The Role of NGOs in the
Transformation of Syria under the Rule of
Bashar Asad”
Aurora Sottimano, University of
Amsterdam: “Syrian Paradoxes: Dynamics
of Authritarian Governmentality and
Authoritarian Civilities in Syria’s Stalled
Transition”
393
5:00pm - 7:00pm
105
The System of Relationships between
the Maghreb and the Mashreq. The
Role of the Ulema. Tarajim and
Rahalat as Historical Sources
Organized by: Abdelhamid Hénia,
Professeur, Directeur du Laboratoire
DIRASET, DIRASET Université de Tunis
Organized by: Maria Grazia Sciortino,
University of Palermo
Sponsored by: Fondation Hanns SeidelMaghreb
Chair: Maria Grazia Sciortino, University
of Palermo
Chair: Abdelkader Zghal, DIRASET
Discussant: Abdelhamid Hénia, DIRASET
Giovanna Calasso, University of Rome
“La Sapienza”: “The Importance of
the Maghrebian Rahalat as Historical
Sources: The Case of Al-’Abdari”
Maria Grazia Sciortino, University of
Palermo: “The Presence of Mashreqian
‘Ulema’ at Ahmad al-Mansur’s Court
Fatma Ben Slimane, DIRASET Université
de Tunis: “Conflit des appartenances:
According to the Maghrebian Tarajim of
the Period”
Tea Pitiurishvili, Iranian Shi’a Ulama
and Constitutional Revolution: Means,
Objectives and Effects: “PhD candidate Tbilisi State University”
394
P-10
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Feminine Strategies in Political
Change
Chair: Yolanda Aixelà, Milà i Fontanals
Insitution/CSIC Spanish National
Research Council
Ben Wagner, Universiteit Leiden
(Netherlands) & LMU Munich: “Obstacles
and Motivation of Women in NGOs in
Jordan and Tunisia”
Anatoliy Kharkhurin, American University
of Sharjah: “Women’s Empowerment in
The UAE”
Hend Gilli-Elewy, California State
Polytechnic University Pomona: “Women
and the Struggle for Power during the Fall
of Ilkhanid State”
Janine A. Clark / Paul Kingston,
University of Guelph (Canada) / University
of Toronto: “Gender and Cross-Sectarian
Dynamics: Women’s Activism within and
across the Sunni and Shi’a Communities
of Postwar Lebanon”
395
P-02
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Sabbataianism Observed
Organized by: Cengiz Sisman, Assist.
Prof., Furman University
Chair: Madeline Zilfi, University of
Maryland
Michal Galas, Jagiellonian University:
“Sabbatianism in the 17th Century Polish
Lithuanian-Commonwealth as Seen by
Christians”
Cengiz Sisman, Furman University: “What
Do the Sabbataians Believe and Practice”
Asli Yurddas, Istanbul Bilgi University:
“Legitimate Citizen, Illegitimate Identity:
Sabbataians in Contemporary Turkey”
Turkay Nefes, University of Kent: ”The
History of the Social Sonstructions about
Donmes (Conversos)”
Ozgur Canel, Independent Researcher:
”In Search of the Dönme of Turkey”
WOCMES
107
396
5:00pm - 7:00pm
112
Knowledge, Modernity and the State
in the Nile Valley: Egypt and Sudan in
the Imperial Era, 1882-1956
Organized by: Iris Seri-Hersch, PhD candidate, IREMAM - Université de Provence
Chair: Michel Tuchscherer, CEFAS Sanaa
Discussant: Chiara Diana, IREMAM - Université de Provence
Malak Labib, IREMAM - Université de
Provence: “Statistical Production and the
Emergence of New Modalities of Rule in
Colonial Egypt (1881-1910)”
Elka Correa, IREMAM - Université de
Provence: “Modern Art, Artistic Education
and the Quest for National Identity in Egypt
(1908-1936)”
Pierre Liguori, CEAF - Ecole des Hautes
Etudes en Sciences Sociales: “‘Knowledge
is Power’ in the Sudan: F. R. Wingate and the
History of Mahdism (1883-1899)”
Iris Seri-Hersch, IREMAM - Université
de Provence: “Conceptualizing Modernity
through Colonial Encounters: Educational
Challenges and Experiments in the AngloEgyptian Sudan (1934-1950)”
397
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-11
Migration: Working Abroad - 2/2
Bilgin Tiryakioglu, Bilkent University: “Aliens:
Right to Work under Turkish Law”
Johannes Frische, University of Leipzig:
“Between Work Migration and the Quest for
‘a Place called Home’ Place Attachment of
Moroccan Families under the Conditions of
Global Mobility”
Amel Jerary, El Fateh University: “Relationships between Libyan and Expatriate
Employees in Western Corporate Organiza-
108
WOCMES
tions in Libya”
Irina Casado i Aijón, Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona: “Temporary Migration for
Health Reasons among the Rifain Imazighen”
398
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Barcelona: “Education and Integration in
Spain”
Jordi Butxaca, UDL Cataluña: “Integration
Policies in Catalonia”
Alexandre Català, “Le modèle valencien
d’intégration”
P-12
399
Analysis of Muslim Empires - 2/2: The
Mameluk Era
Chair: Warren Schultz, DePaul University
Theocharis N. Grigoriadis, UC Berkeley:
“Islam as an Economic System: Bureaucracy
and Distribution in Safavid Persia and PostRevolutionary Iran”
Warren Schultz, DePaul University: “Mamluk
Mint Practice and the Numismatic Evidence”
Joseph Drory, Bar Ilan University: “Garasunqur - Vicissitudes of a Mamluk Amir”
Takenori Yoshimura, Waseda University: “An
Analysis of Local Administrative System during 14th Century Mamluk Egypt: Establishment and Development of wali, kashif and
na’ib”
398-b 5:00pm - 7:00pm
102
Organized by: Bichara Khader, Directeur du
centre d’études et de recherches du monde
arabe contemporain, Université Catholique
de Louvain
Chair: Vincent Legrand, Université
Discussant: Bichara Khader, Université
Silvia Carrasco, Universidad Autonoma de
P-21
The Engagement of Middle Eastern
Youth: New Media and other
Opportunities for Empowerment
Organized by: Maria Dayton, Program Manager, Voices for a Democratic Egypt (USA)
Chair: Maria Dayton, Voices for a Democratic
Egypt
Dina Guirguis, Washington Institute for Near
East Policy
Jonathan Giesen, Transterra Media Inc.
Negar Razavi, Education for Employment
Foundation
Sherif Mansour, Freedom House
401
roundtable
Migrations and Integrations Policies
of European States - 3/3: Migration
Policies in Spain and Catalonia
5:00pm - 7:00pm
5:00pm - 7:00pm
P-22
Horn of Africa: Social Crisis
and Geo-Strategic Dimension
Organized by: Elvira Saint-Gerons Herrera,
director, Fundación Tres Culturas del Mediterraneo (Spain)
Chair: Ignacio Gutierrez de Teran, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
Ruth Eyob, University of Missouri
Tadesse Zenebewerke, California State
University - SB
Mohamed Bahdon, Centro Estudios IberoAfricanos de Lisboa
Friday morning / Vendredi matin
402
P-24
9:00am - 11:00am
Méthodes, approches et thèmes des recherches actuelles sur
les arts visuels au Moyen-Orient et au Maghreb - 1/2: Regards
historiques
Sponsored by: The sponsor is:The British
Society for Middle Eastern Studies
(BRISMES)
Chair: Francesco Cavatorta, Dublin City
University
Organized by: Silvia Naef, Professeur, Université de Genève
Sponsored by: Quaderns de la Mediterrània, IEMed
Chair: Kirsten Scheid, AUB & Wissenschaftskolleg Berlin
Discussant: Hamdi Ounaina, Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle
Martina Becker, University of Geneve: “Utopias beyond Theory. On the
Conception of ‘Art’ in the Early Turkish Republic”
Nadia Radwan, Université de Genève: “Peintres et sculpteurs de l’Egypte
moderne: méthodes de recherche et sources”
Abdelkarim Harjane, Université de Genève: “Polyphonie, dialogisme et
problématique de l’identité culturelle de l’oeuvre de Youssef Chahine”
Cécile Boëx, IFPO & IREMAM: “Réflexions sur l’analyse du matériau filmique à
partir du cinéma syrien”
Fanny Gillet-Ouhenia, CHSIM-EHESS: ”Pratique artistique et régime de
l’image dans l’Algérie post-coloniale (1962-1978)”
Michaelle Browers, Wake Forest
University: “Taqrib as a Strategy for
Constructing Shi’i Conceptions of Self
and Society in Contemporary Lebanon”
James Sater, American University of
Sharjah: “Lebanese Political Parties and
the Protection of Gendered, Migrant
Rights”
Ilham Sadoqi, Mohamed V University:
“Rethinking the Discourse Legitimacy:
The Sacred and the Secular”
Frederic Volpi, University of St Andrews:
“Framing the Social and Political Activism
of Crimean Tatars”
406
9:00am - 11:00am
P-11
Civil Society Initiatives in Turkey
403
9:00am - 11:00am
P-02
404
9:00am - 11:00am
108
The Foreign Policies of the Gulf States:
Regional Dynamics in the 21st
Century
Sufism, Neo-Sufism and Spirituality
in Turkey - 1/2: Social Change and
Individual Endeavour
Organized by: Khalid Almezaini, Visiting
Research Fellow, University of Exeter
Organized by: Béatrice Hendrich,
associate lecturer, Philipps University
Chair: Abdullah Baabood, Gulf Research
Centre
Chair: Catharina Raudvere, University of
Copenhagen
Marc Valeri, University of Exeter: “Oman’s
Foreign Policy since 1970 and Internal
Challenges of Stability: A Reassessment”
Adham Saouli, University of Edniburgh:
“The Foreign Policy of Iraq: The Weight of
History”
Luciano Zaccara, University of Exeter &
Universidad Autonoma de Madrid: “Iran
and the Persian Gulf: The continuity of a
Regional Power Foreign Policy”
Khalid Almezaini, University of Exeter:
“The UAE Foreign Policy: Strategic Aid
and Dynamics of Choice in the 21st
Century”
Gerd Nonneman, University of Exeter:
”Between Branding and Omnibalancing:
The Case of Qatar”
Fulya Atacan, Yıldız Technical University:
“Changing Patterns of Religiosity and Sufi
Orders in Turkey”
Benoit Fliche, CETOBAC & CNRS &
EHESS: “Zöhre Ana, an Alevi prophetess”
Robert Langer, University Of Heidelberg:
“Transnational Neo-Sufi Rituals: Oruç
Rahmi Güvenç and Tümata in Turkey and
Western Europe”
405
9:00am - 11:00am
102
Religious and Secular Approaches to
Political Inclusion in Mediterranean
Civil Societies
Chair: Enric Olivé, Euromed Permanent
University Forum (EPUF)
Discussant: Sinem Gurbey, Columbia
University
Irfan Haslak, Sakarya University: “The
Role of Civil Societies in Democratisation
of Turkey: The Case of Association for
Liberal Thinking”
Halil Ibrahim Aydinli, Sakarya University:
“An Assessment of Civil Society Activities
in Turkey Regarding the Environment
in EU Negotiations: Initiatives Against
Hydroelectric Power Stations”
Berna Turam, Northeastern University:
“Government and Civil society: Islam ‘in
power’ and Islam ‘with power’”
Sema Akboga, Koc University, Istanbul:
“Civil Society, Democracy and Islam
in Turkey: The Case of Civil Society
Organizations”
408
9:00am - 11:00am
113
Urban Planning in Iran: Social
Consequences
Chair: Fakhri Haghani, Rutgers, The State
University of New Jersey
Organized by: Frederic Volpi, Lecturer in
International Relations, University of
St. Andrews
WOCMES
109
Mir Saeed Moosavi, Islamic Azad
University: “An Introduction to Sociospatial Consequences of Urban Poverty
in Iran”
Eshagh Rasouli Sarabi, Islamic
Azad University: “Problems of Urban
Transportation in Iran and their Role
as the Major Obstacle for Sustainable
Development”
Farzaneh Hadafi & Mir Saeed Moosavi,
Islamic Azad University: “Modernity and its
Role in Transformation of Urban Space in
Iran Case Study: Urban Spaces of Tabriz”
Fakhri Haghani, State University of New
Jersey: “Coffee Shops in Tehran”
409
212
9:00am - 11:00am
Contemporary Issues on Pluralism
and Liberalization in Morocco
Chair: Laura Feliu, Universitat Autònoma
de Bacelona
Farid Boussaid, University of Oxford:
“Changing State-business Relations in
Morocco”
Mohamed Fadil, Université de Montréal:
“PJD: Vers un islamisme réformiste au
Maroc”
Aboullouz Abdelhakim, Centre Marocaine
des Sciences Sociales: “Le salafisme au
Maroc entre la radicalité religieuse et le
conformisme politique”
410
9:00am - 11:00am
P-06
Turkish Foreign Policy-1/2: Continuity
and Change in Turkey’s External
Relations
Chair: Carmen Rodríguez, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid
Emine Tirali, Bosphorus University:
“Critical Periods in the Turkish-USA
Relations in the Last Ten Years”
Ahmet Kasim Han, Istanbul University:
“Turkish Foreign Policy under the
Justice and Development Party: The
‘conscientious constraint’ or national
interest?”
Suleyman Seydi, Suleyman Demirel
University: “Turkish-American Relations in
the Context of Cold War Politics (19551965)”
110
WOCMES
411
606
9:00am - 11:00am
The Mongols and the Transformation
of the Middle East - 1/3: Mongol
Kingship and Politics in the Middle
East
Organized by: Bruno De Nicola &
Siddharth Saxena, PhD Candidate in
Persian Studies / Chair of the Cambridge
Central Asia Forum ellow of Jesus
College, University of Cambridge
Chair: Peter Jackson, Keele University
Timothy May, North Georgia State
University: “Mongol Conquest Strategy in
the Middle East”
Shai Shir, Hebrew University of
Jerusalem: “An Improvised Queen for a
Questionable King: Doquz Khatun and the
Establishment of the Ilkhanid Dynasty in
Iran”
Reuven Amitai, Hebrew University of
Jerusalem: “Continuity and Change in the
Mongol Army of the Ilkhanate”
Bruno De Nicola, University of
Cambridge: ”Continuity and the
Transformation of Female Political
Involvement in Iran under Mongol Rule”
in the Musical Culture of the Ancient
Eastern Turkestan”
414
9:00am - 11:00am
Chair: Marion Boulby, Trent University
Marion Boulby, Trent University: “Hamas
Women in Local Politics”
Mukarram Abbas & Nurhan Abujidi, Vrije
Universiteit Brussel: “Women’s Urban
Constraints in Public Spaces: The Case of
Nablus, Palestine”
Sara Ababneh, University of Oxford:
“Female Islamists under Feminist Scrutiny:
The Structural Effects of Islamic Political
Activism in Occupied Palestine”
Hilde Granås Kjøstvedt, Chr. Michelsen
Institute: ”Palestinian Women in Islamic
Associations”
Hanaa Hamdan-Saliba, Tel Aviv
University: ”Spaces of Belonging:
Palestinian Women at the Margins of Tel
Aviv-Jaffa”
211
Middle East Nuclear Policies
Chair: Nahid Siamdoust, Oxford
University
Florence Martin, Goucher College: “Le
corps se fait son cinéma”
Amina Rizaeva, The State Institute for
Art Studies: “Female Problem in Islamic
Cinema”
Mitsuko Sano, Saint-Joseph University
of Beirut: “Post Post-war in Lebanese
Cinema: The Breakthrough of ‘Bosta’ and
‘Caramel’”
9:00am - 11:00am
9:00am - 11:00am
P-05
Cinema and Society
413
P-09
Palestinian Women in Palestine and
Israel
415
412
9:00am - 11:00am
605
Historical Approaches of Music
Mona Sanjakdar - Charani, Société
libanaise d’histoire des sciences: “La
musique arabe dans les pays du Moyen
Orient (des temps anciens jusqu’au
XVIème siècle)”
Imamutdinova Zilya, The State Institute
for Art Studies: “Reading of the Holy
Qur’an and Islamic Musical Tradition”
Sanat Kibirova, Composers Union of St.
Petersburg: “Mediterranean’s Elements
Md Thowhidul Islam, International Islamic
University Chittagong: “Nuclear Policy of
Iran; the Russian Perspective”
Ali Rached, Université Paris II PanthéonAssas: “Les réseaux non étatiques
de prolifération au Moyen-Orient: De
la politique fiction vers une approche
rationnelle d’évaluation de la menace”
Elham Seyedsayamdost, Columbia
University: “Technologies of Ambiguity:
The Dialectic of Iran’’s Nuclear Power”
Roland Popp, Center for Security
Studies: “Closing the Barn Door: U.S.
Counterproliferation Efforts and the Israeli
Nuclear Programme during the 1960s”
416
9:00am - 11:00am
Secularism and Islam
Kutbettin Kilic, Indiana University:
“Secularism and Islam in the Case of
Turkey and Pakistan: A Comparative
Analysis”
P-12
Nurullah Ard’ç, Istanbul Sehir University:
“Secularization à la Turca: Islamic Fiqh and
French Sociology”
Esther Moeller, Jacobs University
Bremen: “Negotiating Secularism: The
Mission Laïque Française in Lebanon
1909-1943”
417
9:00am - 11:00am
Actes
Public Culture and the Experiences of
Modernity in Ottoman Cities
Organized by: Sibel Zandi-Sayek,
Associate Professor, College of William
and Mary
Chair: Sibel Zandi-Sayek, College of
William and Mary
Discussant: Shirine Hamadeh, Rice
University
Dana Sajdi, Boston University: “The
Flaneur of Damascus: The Topographies
of Ibn Kannan”
Ralph Bodenstein, Cairo University &
German Archeological Institute in Cairo:
“Containing the Public: Domestic Space
and the Public-Private Intersections in the
Houses of Beirut’s Elites”
Ilham Khuri-Makdisi, Northeastern
University: “On The Waterfront: Work,
Leisure and Protest in the Port of Beirut,
1890-1914”
Irvin Schick, Sabanci University: “The
Contestation for Public Space: Men
and Dogs in Turn of Twentieth-Century
Istanbul”
418
9:00am - 11:00am
112
Jewish Communities across the
Middle East
Chair: Jens Scheiner, University of
Göttingen, Germany
Kerstin Hünefeld, Free University of
Berlin: “The Protection-Relationship
(Dhimma) Revisited”
Lena Gorska, University of Haifa: “Jewish
Refugees from Middle East – a Forgotten
Aspect of the Arab-Israeli Conflict”
Dora Carpenter-Latiri, University of
Brighton: “The Jewish Tunisian Website
Harissa.com: Identity, Nostalgia and
Memory of the Senses”
419
9:00am - 11:00am
P-08
School and Education: Case Studies
Chair: Laura Mijares, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid
Discussant: Karim El Chazli, Université
Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne
Sarah Hartmann, Freie Universität Berlin:
“Between State, Market, and Civil Society:
The Informal Education Sector in Egypt”
Annemarie Profanter & Stephanie Ryan
Cate, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano
/ University of Alabama Huntsville: “The
Balancing Act: STEM and Women in the
Arabian Gulf”
Haris Mubeen, University of the Punjab:
“A Comparative Study of Students’ Belief
about Arabic Language Learning in
Pakistani Madrassas and Universities”
Amaal Hassan Mohammed Ebrahim,
Cairo University: “Female Higher
Education in Selected Arab States:
Challenges and Achievements”
420
9:00am - 11:00am
602
421
105
9:00am - 11:00am
Orality and Literacy in Arabic
Literature
Leeds
Sarali Gintsburg, Tilburg University:
“Literacy and Formulaic Language in
Today’s Traditional Oral Poetry: Case
Study of the Songs of the Jbala (Northern
Morocco)”
Nourine Elaid Lahouaria, Université EsSenia Oran: “La femme dans le conte
algérien”
Zahia Smail Salhi, University of Leeds:
“Heard/Symbolic Voices: Assia Djebar
as the ‘Porte-Parole’ of the Guardians of
Women’s Memory the’ Porte-Mémoire’ in
the Maghreb.”
Firas Massouh, University of Melbourne:
“Politics of Orality: The Case of Hammad
al-Rawiyah”
422
603
9:00am - 11:00am
Identity and National Culture - 1/2
L’Ouest Saharien et ses (mauvaises)
mémoires: frontières, résistances
et projets postcoloniaux 1/2: De la
résistance et de la représentation
Organized by: Francesco Correale &
Alberto López Bargados, Université
François Rabelais-Tours (France) /
Universitat de Barcelona (Spain)
Chair: Francesco Correale & Alberto
López Bargados, Université François
Rabelais-Tours / Universitat de Barcelona
Discussant: Sophie Caratini, Université
François Rabelais-Tours
Laurence Marfaing, German Institute for
Global and Area Studies: “‘On était près
du soleil …’. Employés de l’administration
coloniale en Mauritanie: réécriture du
passé”
Eloy Martín Corrales, Universitat Pompeu
Fabra: “Le regard cinématographique de
l’Espagne sur le Sahara espagnol”
Jair Landa Perrez & Claudia Barona,
Tecnológico de Monterrey: “Du silence à
la parole: une approximation à la mémoire
de l’occupation”
Alam Saleh, University of Leeds: “Identity,
Ethnicity and the Security Challenge in
Iran since 1979”
Esen Egemen Ozbek, Carleton University:
“Trauma, Identity and Memory in Elif
Shafak’s ‘The Bastard of Istanbul’”: “The
Saudi State or Arabia? The Dynamic
Development of Historiography in Saudi
Arabia”
Harith Alqarawee, Scuola Superiore Sant
Anna: “National Narrative, Sectarianism
and Discourse of Identity in Post-Saddam
Iraq”
Nino Surmava, Iv. Javakhishvili Tbilisi
State University: ”Issue of Cultural Identity
in Al-Tayyib Salih’s Novel ‘Season of
Migration to the North’”
423
9:00am - 11:00am
P-13
Islam in Malaysian Politics: Issues and
challenges
Organized by: Zaid Ahmad, Head of
Department, Universiti Putra Malaysia
Chair: Zaid Ahmad, Universiti Putra
Malaysia
WOCMES
111
Jayum Jawan & Md Salleh Md Said
Kruak, Universiti Putra Malaysia: “2008
General Election: Another Phase of Islam
and Ethnic Politics in Malaysia”
Mohammad Agus Yusoff & Suhaimi
Ibrahim, National University of Malaysia:
“The Politics of Islam or Islamizing
Politics? The Case of United Malay
National Organisation (UMNO) and the
Islamic Party (PAS)”
Nik Hairi Omar & Azhar Ahmad, Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia: “Islam in a Plural
Society: The Malaysian Experience”
Azmi Awang & Lajim Ukin, Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia: “Interreligious
Relations in Malaysian Politics: Old
Problems and New Challenges”
Janette Uhlmann, World Bank: “Why
Democratic Donors are Bad Democracy
Promoters in Dilemma Situations: An
Analysis of Risks and Trade-offs for
France and Germany towards Algeria
(1989-2004)”
Radwan Ziadeh, National Endowment for
Democracy: “The Role of the State and
Democracy Building in the Arab world”
Maria Josua, University of Tuebingen:
“Linking Strategies of Legitimation to
Sources of Legitimacy: Explaining the
Durability of Authoritarian Rule in the
Middle East”
426
9:00am - 11:00am
Nada Ghandour-Demiri, University of
Bristol: “Challenging the Occupation:
Palestinian & Israeli Nonviolent
Resistance”
Arwa Hassan, Transparency International:
“We Have Eyes. We Can See: How a
Small Group in Egypt Succeeded in
Organising a Mass Mobilisation”
Stephen Zunes, University of San
Francisco: “Nonviolent Resistance for
Independence in the Western Sahara”
Sherif Mansour, Freedom House:
“Bridging the Knowledge Divide between
the Egyptian and Iranian Opposition
Movements”
P-04
428
424
202
9:00am - 11:00am
Communauté et/ou coexistence:
Expériences relationnelles dans des
villes méditerranéennes
Organized by: Josep Serrano &
Concepció Peig, professeur d’Histoire de
Droit, Societat catalana d’Estudis Juridics
(Spain) / Universitat Internacional de
Catalunya (Spain)
Chair: Concepció Peig, Universitat
Internacional de Catalunya
Discussant: Josep Serrano, Societat
catalana d’Estudis Juridics & Universitat
Internacional de Catalunya
Jaume Saura, l’Institut de Drets Humans
de Catalunya: “Les droits de l’homme et
les villes”
Ahmed Tahiri, President Fundación alIdrisi Hispano Marroquí: “De Nakour à
Séville: traits d’un exemplaire modèle de
coexistence en Méditerranée Occidentale”
Albert Pla, ELISAVA - UPF: “Le plan cerdà
intégrateur social, culturel et productif
de l’immigration. Le pâte de maisons son
outil, du XIX au XXIe”
Manuel Arenas, ESARQ - Universitat
Internacional de Catalunya: “Barcelona:
Space Syntax”
425
9:00am - 11:00am
P-10
Building Democracy Processes in the
Arab World
Chair: Hürcan Asli Aksoy and Nadine
Kreitmeyr, University of Tübingen
112
WOCMES
Transforming Territories of Agriculture
in North Africa
Organized by: Ingo Breuer, Researcher,
University of Leipzig
Chair: Steffen Wippel, Zentrum Moderner
Orient Berlin & University of Leipzig
David Kreuer, University of Leipzig: “Land
Appropriation from Below: The Case of
Eastern Morocco”
Ingo Breuer, University of Leipzig:
“Restructuring Agricultural Spaces: Smallscale Fruit Producers, Wage Labour and
Territorial Disruption”
Sarah Ruth Sippel, University of Leipzig:
“Dislocation of European Production
and Local Livelihoods: New Spaces of
Insecurity”
Sandra Calkins, University of
Leipzig: “Land Grabs in Sudan: The
Transnationalisation of Agriculture and the
Rise of Conflicts”
Janka Linke, University of Leipzig:
”Sudanese Pastoralists and the BeijingKhartoum Link: Territorial Impacts of
Chinese Interventions in Sudan”
427
9:00am - 11:00am
203
Strategic Nonviolent Action in the
Middle East
Organized by: Stephen Zunes, professor
of Politics, University of San Francisco
Chair: Jack DuVall, International Center on
Nonviolent Conflict
Discussant: Maciej Bartowski,
International Center on Nonviolent
Conflict
9:00am - 11:00am
501
Vers une historiographie postmoderniste du Maghreb? -1/2:
Quelques usages de l’archive
coloniale pour l’histoire de l’Afrique du
Nord
Organized by: Alain Messaoudi,
professeur agrégé, Centre d’histoire
sociale de l’Islam méditerranéen - EHESS
Chair: Federico Cresti, CoSMICA Université de Catane
Discussant: Francesca Biancani, London
School of Economics and Political
Science
Barbara Airò, Universitá d¡ Pavia: “Les
manuels d’arabe à l’époque coloniale :
une source pour l’histoire du colonialisme
italien en Libye?”
Kmar Bendana, Université de la Manouba:
“Pour un retour sur les archives de la
presse pendant la période coloniale”
Claire Fredj, Université de Paris-Ouest
Nanterre: “Enseigner la médecine aux
indigènes dans l’Algérie coloniale (18401939)”
Alain Messaoudi, École des hautes
études en sciences sociales: “Donner
à entendre, refuser à la vue ? Les ‘
indigènes’ et la production de savoirs
linguistiques et de représentations
graphiques en Algérie (1830-1914)”
429
9:00am - 11:00am
201
Immigrant Association: The Voice of a
Community
Chair: Erol Taymaz, Izmir University of
Economics
Nieves Ortega-Pérez, University
of Granada: “Maghreb immigrant
associations in Spain: an emerging
political force”
Antonella Cassia, University of Arizona:
“Voices from the Diaspora: A SocioConstructive Analysis of the Use of the
Blogosphere and Social Network Sites
among Muslim Immigrants in Europe”
Ahmed Al-Dailami, Oxford University:
“Anti-Sectarianism and Workers
Movements in Bahrain 1953-1975”
Ergün Özgür, Marmara University: “The
North Caucasian and Abkhaz Diasporas
in Turkey”
430
9:00am - 11:00am
P-02
Migration Memories through Literature
Ariane Portegies, Center for Cross
Cultural Understanding: “Lifeworlds of
Migrants in the Netherlands”
Susan MacDougall, University of Arizona:
“Solidarity and Critique: Memoir Literature
by Iraqis in Diaspora”
Ewa Machut-Mendecka, “The Motive
of Emigration in Arabic literature as
Exemplified by the Works of At-Tayyib
Salih”
Kynsilehto Anitta, University of Tampere:
“I Would Never Have Imagined Travelling
Like This: Corporeal Choreographies
across and around the Mediterranean
Sea”
Sana Al Umari, MEUGS University: ”The
Graves of Tareem Spreads All the Way to
Istambul”
431
roundtable
9:00am - 11:00am
P-22
Media Coverage, War and
Islamophobia
Organized by: Fahd Ahmed, Lecturer, San
Chair: Rabab Abdulhadi, San Francisco
State University
Laila Al-Arian, Al-Jazeera English.
Asàd Abukhalil, California State
University:.
Mohammad Marandi, University of Tehran.
Sukant Chandan.
432
Actes
11:30am - 1:30pm
Globalization of Higher Education in the Arab World - 1/2:
Challenges and Chances
Organized by: Ala Al-Hamarneh & Seteney Shami, Assistant Professor,
CERAW - University of Mainz / SSRC
Sponsored by: SSRC-New York (USA) and CERAW-Mainz (Germany)
Chair: Gunter Meyer, CERAW - University of Mainz
Discussant: Ala Al-Hamarneh, CERAW - University of Mainz
Florian Kohstal, Representation Office of the Berlin Free University in Cairo:
“Varieties of Internationalization: Higher Education Reforms in North African
Countries”
Rahma Bourqia, Hassan II University: “Public Universities and Globalisation”
Iman Farag, CEDEJ: “Private and Privatized Higher Education in Egypt”
433
11:30am - 1:30pm
202
Identity, Representation and
Mobilization
Organized by: Fernando Carvajal,
President, Society of Arab & Islamic
Studies
Chair: Fernando Carvajal, Society of Arab
& Islamic Studies
Salima Tasdemir, Institute of Arab &
Islamic Studies: “The Political Activism of
Kurdish Women in Turkey”
Fran Hassencahl, Old Dominion University
(USA: “Radio Sawa: Public Diplomacy or
Feeding the Fantasy of the ‘Arab Street’”
Marta Saldaña, Institute of Arab & Islamic
Studies: “Electocratic Rule in the United
Arab Emirates”
Amaia Goenaga, Universidad Autónoma
de Madrid: “Power Sharing in Lebanon’s II
Republic: The Roll of the Banking Sector”
434
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-05
Le Yémen “transnational” : Réseaux,
échanges et mobilités
Discussant: Laurent Bonnefoy, IREMAM
Juliette Honvault, CEFAS - CNRS: “Les
mobilités au Yémen au tournant du XXè
siècle”
Patrice Chevalier, Institut d’Etudes
Politiques de Lyon: “Journalistes et
presse sans frontières. Le cas des
Yémen prérévolutionnaires (du début du
XXe siècle jusqu’au milieu des années
soixante)”
Marine Poirier, IREMAM: “Les cultures
partisanes à l’épreuve du transnational : le
cas du Congrès Populaire Général”
Anahi Alviso-Marino, Université Paris
I Panthéon Sorbonne: “Les artistes
plastiques ‘yéménites russes’ : un cas
d’expérience transnationale effacé ?”
Samy Dorlian: ”La guerre de Saada :
portée et limite du transnational”
435
11:30am - 1:30pm
102
Debates on Islam: Conflict and
Democracy
Chair: Rafael Bustos, Universidad
Complutense de Madrid, Observatorio
Electoral del TEIM
Organized by: Marine Poirier, Doctorante,
Maysam Behravesh & Mohammad Reza
Centre Français d’Archéologie et de Sciences Kiani, University of Tehran / Islamic
Azad University & Young Research
Sociales
Group Branch Science and Research
Chair: Michel Tuchscherer, Centre français
of Tehran: “Security Crisis in the Middle
d’Archéologie et de Sciences sociales - CNRS East and Beyond: Islamic Context,
WOCMES
113
Islamist Resistance and the Call for an
International Multiculturalism”
Susanne Olsson, Södertörn University:
“Localised and Universalised Islams:
Where Is ‘the Abode of Islam’?”
Aini Linjakumpu, University of Lapland:
“Extreme Muslim Politics: Narratives of
Emotional Histories”
Amira Mostafa, Arab World Center for
Democratic Development: “Islam and the
Democratic Movement in the Middle East”
Juan Antonio Macías Amoretti & Juan
Marsá Fuentes, Universidad de Granada:
”What Does ‘Islah’ Mean Today? The Use
of Reformist Concepts in the Maghreb”
Mukhatr Umar Bunza, Usmanu Danfodiyo
University: ”The Middle East and New
Trends of Islamic Da’wa and Orientation in
Contemporary Nigeria”
436
11:30am - 1:30pm
605
Health, Medicine and Social Sciences
in the Middle East: State of the Art
and Perspectives - 1/2: Looking at the
Medical Past from a Contemporary
Viewpoint
Organized by: Claire Beaudevin,
Associate researcher, CReCSS Université Paul Cézanne d’Aix-Marseille
Chair: Anne Marie Moulin, CNRS &
Université Paris VII
Anne Marie Moulin, CNRS & Université
Paris VII: “New Trends of Research on
Medicine and Health in the Arab World”
Mehrnaz Katouzian-Safadi, CNRS &
Université Paris VII: “Accompagner la
maladie : cas du médecin Râzî”
Pauline Koetschet, Institut Français du
Proche-Orient: “Rapports de genre et
éthique médicale dans la médecine arabe
médiévale : le cas de la mélancolie”
Sylvia Chiffoleau, CNRS, Maison de
l’Orient et de la Méditerrannée, Lyon,
France: “Santé publique et stratégies
internationales en Méditerranée d’hier à
aujourd’hui”
Philippe Bourmaud, Université Lyon
III Jean Moulin: ”Writing and narrating
Ottoman medical modernization : The life
and opinions of Dr Šakr al-Huri (18471911)”
Samira Mahfoudi, Université PierreMendès: ”Le Droit naissant des
biotechnologies : le cas de l’Egypte et du
Liban”
114
WOCMES
437
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-06
Turkish Foreign Policy -2/2: Turkish
Foreign Policy and the Middle East
Chair: Francisco José Veiga, Universitat
Salih Bicakci, Isik University: “Between
Neo-Ottomanism and Kemalism: Turkish
Foreign Policy Recovers Its Memory?”
Erhan Kelesoglu, Istanbul University: “New
Turkish Foreign Policy: Is Turkey Shifting
Axis?”
Ulvi Keser, Atilim University: “TurkishGreek Solidarity and Humanitarian Aids
During Grand Famine in Greece in World
War II Period”
438
11:30am - 1:30pm
501
Vers une historiographie postmoderniste du maghreb? -2/2:
Discuter le global à partir du local.
L’expérience coloniale et postcoloniale
en Afrique du Nord
Organized by: Daniela Melfa, chercheur,
Sesamo - Université de Catane
Chair: Federico Cresti, CoSMICA Université de Catane
Discussant: David Bond, Institut des
belles lettres arabes
Jolanda Guardi, Université de Milan:
“Pour une esthétique de la résistance.
Littérature algérienne en langue arabe
1970-1980”
Kyle Liston, University of Indiana:
“Colonialism Plus Ultra: Italo-Tunisian
Labor Relations, Identity Formation and
the 1911 Jellaz Riot Reconsidered”
Daniela Melfa, CoSMICA - Université de
Catane: “S’émanciper à travers le tricot.
Colonialisme et monde féminin dans le
bled tunisien”
Michèle Sellès, École des hautes études
en sciences sociales: “A la recherche d’un
patrimoine ethnographique maghrébin
commun. Savoirs autochtones et
nouvelles pratiques en vue d’une histoire
partagée”
439
11:30am - 1:30pm
606
of the Middle East - 2/3: Middle
Eastern Culture and Art under Mongol
Rule
Siddharth Saxena, PhD Candidate in
Persian Studies / Chair of the Cambridge
Central Asia Forum ellow of Jesus
College, University of Cambridge
Chair: Judith Pfeiffer, University of Oxford
Michal Biran, Hebrew University of
Jerusalem: “Cultural Life in Ilkhanid
Baghdad”
Ladan Akbarnia, Brooklyn Museum:
“Khita’i as a Transformative Phenomenon
in the Art of Mongol Iran and Central Asia”
Judith Kolbas, Miami University: “Historical
Epic as Mongol Propaganda: Juvayni’s
Motifs and Motives”
Karin Ruehrdanz, Royal Ontario Museum
& University of Toronto: “From the
Mongols to the Timurids: refinement and
attrition in Persian painting
Refinement and attrition in Persian
painting””
440
11:30am - 1:30pm
108
Sufism, Neo-Sufism and Spirituality
in Turkey- 2/2: Cultural and Social
Memory
Organized by: Béatrice Hendrich,
associate lecturer, Philipps University
Chair: Mark Sedgwick, Aarhus University
Valeria Ferraro, Università degli Studi di
Napoli L’Orientale: “Inscribing the Mevlevî
Heritage into the Turkish Public Memory”
Zeynep Tüfekçi, Justus-Liebig-Universität
Giessen: “Sufism in Contemporary Turkish
Crime Fiction: The Mystery of Şems-i
Tebriz in Bab-ı Esrar”
Béatrice Hendrich, Philipps University:
“Re-membering Sufism at Cyprus”
Philipp Bruckmayr, University of Vienna:
“The Particular Will (al-iradat al-juz’iyya):
Excavations Regarding a Latecomer in
Kalam Terminology on Free Will and its
Position in Naqshbandi Discourse”
441
11:30am - 1:30pm
601
Foreign Policies of Middle Eastern
States
Chair: Muhittin Ataman, Abant Izzet Baysal
University
Ghaidaa Hetou, Rutgers University:
“Creative Regional Collaboration in
Response to Creative Chaos”
Ari Barbalat, University of California - LA:
“Multipolarity, Humanitarian Intervention
and Israeli Foreign Policy”
Marta Tawil-Kuri, El Colegio de Mexico:
“L’énigme d’une puissance régionale
arabe: la Syrie (2001-2008)”
442
11:30am - 1:30pm
602
L’Ouest Saharien et ses (mauvaises)
mémoires: frontières, résistances et
projets postcoloniaux - 2/2: Héritages
et perceptions coloniales
Organized by: Francesco Correale &
Alberto López Bargados, , Université
François Rabelais-Tours / Universitat de
Barcelona
Chair: Francesco Correale & Alberto
López Bargados, Université François
Rabelais-Tours / Universitat de Barcelona
Diego Barrado Timón & José Antonio
Rodríguez Esteban, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid: “Réalisations
territoriales de l’Espagne au Sahara
Occidental”
Charles Grémont, Cemaf Aix-enProvence: “Le processus de construction
nationale en question dans la zone
frontalière Mali-Niger-Algérie. Héritages
coloniaux et stratégies locales (19162010)”
Jesús Martínez Milán, Universidad de
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: “IMAPEC,
une entreprise espagnole en territoire
mauritanien : raisons et contradictions”
Benjamin Acloque, EHESS-LAS París:
“‘Nous étions à Iznaye’. Perceptions
changeantes d’un accord de sortie de
conflit sur la côte mauritanienne : du refus
à la revendication”
443
11:30am - 1:30pm
211
Reconfigurations territoriales de villes
du bassin méditerranéen
Organized by: Nora Semmoud,
Professeure géographie et aménagement,
Université François Rabelais-Tours
Chair: Nora Semmoud, Université
Discussant: Anna Madoeuf, Université
Rosa Tello Robina, Université de
Barcelone: “Les contre-espaces de
Barcelone”
Maurizio Memoli, Université de Cagliari:
“La reconquête du quartier Sant Elia à
Cagliari”
Bénédicte Florin, Université François
Rabelais-Tours: “Les classes moyennes
urbaines dans le Monde Arabe : des
catégories marginales ou émergentes ?”
Maud Moussi, Université François
Rabelais-Tours: “Nouvelles scènes
patrimoniales au sud du Liban:
revalorisations symboliques
et recompositions territoriales
contemporaines. Saïda, Tyr, Bint Jbeil”
Hossam Adly, École polytechnique
fédérale de Lausanne: ”Réseaux, images,
mobilités: vers une reconfiguration d’’un
quartier de la ville ancienne du Caire en
cours de patrimonialisation”
444
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-12
Energy Issues in the MENA Region
Chair: Aurèlia Mañé, University of
Barcelona
Discussant: Alberto Tonini, University of
Florence & SeSaMO
Adolfo Calatrava, University of Granada:
“Energy security in Mediterranean: The
importance of oil and natural gas of
Algeria and Lybia”
Nacer Ouarem, EHESS: “L’expérience
algérienne dans la gestion des crises:
la responsabilité de l’état algérien et de
sonatrach dans la gestion de la crise
économique”
Leila Salehiravesh, Vienna University:
“Iran as an Energy Player? The
Possibilities and Obstacles of the Islamic
Republic of Iran to Playing an Important
Role in the Energy Sector”
Ahmed Hammadache, Université Paris
XIII: “Pays pétroliers et déséquilibres
internationaux : une modélisation en
Stock Flux Cohérent à trois pays”
445
11:30am - 1:30pm
603
Identity and National Culture- 2/2
Nasser Al-Badri, IDPM - University of
Manchester: “Beyond Just Religion and
Tribalism, the today’s Omani National
Culture”
WOCMES
115
Marta Wozniak, University of Lodz: “The
Modern Assyrians and Arameans in
Search for National Identity”
Aharon Klieman, Tel-Aviv University &
Ashkelon Academic College: “Beyond
Nationalism: Inclusive Middle East
Regional Frameworks -The Argument and
the Urgency”
Elie Podeh, Hebrew University of
Jerusalem: “Celebrating the Nation: The
Politics of Commemorations in the Arab
World”
446
11:30am - 1:30pm
212
Islam in Ireland: Exploring Middle
Eastern Links of a Muslim Community
in Europe
Chair: Brannon Wheeler, US Naval
Academy
Bruce Lawrence, Duke University:
“Liberal Citizenship for Muslim and NonMuslim Minorities: Indian Ocean Cases”
Uzi Rabi, Tel Aviv University: “The Omani
Ibadhism as an Instrument of Political
Culture”
Abdulrahman al-Salimi, Ministry of
Awqaf and Religious Affairs: “Pluralism in
Modern Islamic Thought”
Mushtaq Kaw & Riyaz Punjabi, University
of Kashmir: “Silk Route and the Tradition
of Mutliculturalism in Middle East, South
and Central Asia”
449
11:30am - 1:30pm
The Challenges of Globalization1/2: Adaptation or Resistance to
Globalization?
Chair: Ronit Lentin, Trinity College Dublin
Chair: Alejandro Lorca, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid
447
11:30am - 1:30pm
105
Violence Against Women in Name of
Honour
Alessia Belli, Sant Anna School of
Advanced Studies: “Being a Muslim
Woman. The Complex Dynamics of SelfDefinition through the Case of Honour
Killing in Italy”
Mazhar Bagli, Dicle University: “Honor
Killing in Turkey”
448
11:30am - 1:30pm
112
Islam and Pluralism
Organized by: Brannon Wheeler, Director
and Professor, US Naval Academy
116
WOCMES
451
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-03
Electoral Support for Islamist Parties
in the MENA
Organized by: Miquel Pellicer, Senior
Lecturer, University of Cape Town
Organized by: Oliver Scharbrodt, Lecturer
in the Study of Religions, University
College Cork
Adil Hussain Khan, University College
Cork: “Insights into the Organisational
Structure of the Irish Muslim Community”
Vivian Ibrahim, University College Cork:
“The Dubai Factor: Islamic Fiscal Reforms
in Ireland”
Oliver Scharbrodt, University College
Cork: “Moulding the Public Image of
Islam in Europe: The Shiis of Ireland as
‘Moderate’ Muslims”
Transmission of Queer Imaginings”
Erica Li Lundqvist, Lund University:
“Linking Religion and Desire? Reconciling
Sexuality with Faith among Young Nonheterosexual Muslims in Lebanon”
José Sánchez García & Lorenz Nigst,
Universitat Autonoma De Bellaterra: “The
Phenomenon of the ‘Boyat’ in the Gulf”
P-11
Mimoun Attaheri, NADOR: “Les societes
arabes du Proche-Orient face a la
mondialisation culturelle”
Zahra Ahmadypor, Tarbiat Modares
University: “The Challenges of the Islamic
World in the Globalization”
Mohammad Taghi Ghezelsofla & Houri
Jahanshahrad, Mazandaran University /
Monash University: “Localization in the
Middle East: A Reaction to Globalization”
Mouhcine Tallaki, Università degli
studi di Ferrara: “Culture and Systems
of Management Control in the
Mediterranean”
Bryan Daves, Yeshiva University:
”Swimming against the Tide: Explaining
Middle East Resistance to the Wave of
Globalization”
450
11:30am - 1:30pm
201
Sexuality and Gender Identity in the
Muslim World - 1/2
Chair: Aymon Kreil, EHESS & Institut
d’ethnologie
Elham Etemadi, Catholic University
of Leuven: “Homosexuality Disclosed:
Iconological Analysis of Sani’ al-Molk’s
‘The Two Young Lovers and a Coiffeuse’”
Noor Al-Qasimi, SOAS - University of
London: “The Ghantout Case: Cyber
Chair: Eva Wegner, University of Cape
Town
Discussant: Ellen Lust-Okar, Yale
University
Michael Robbins, University of Michigan:
“What Accounts for Popular Support for
Islamist Parties in the Arab World?”
Tarek Masoud, Harvard University:
“Muslim Brotherhoods, Party Organization
and Electoral Rules”
Ali Çarkoglu, Sabanci University: “Voting
for the New Generation Islamists in
Turkey: What Do We Know about the AKP
Voters?”
Miquel Pellicer, University of Cape
Town: “Socio-Economic Voter Profile and
Motives for Islamist Support in Morocco”
452
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-08
Minorities and Identity in Israel- 1/2
Ibtisam Ibrahim, American University:
“Muslim Non-Violent Resistance: The
Case of the Al-Aqsa Association for
Islamic Restoration and Sanctities
(AAAIRS) in Israel”
Mandy Turner, University of Bradford:
“Minorities and Democratic Participation:
A study of the Arab-Israeli Members of
the Knesset”
Ahmad H. Sa’di, Ben Gurion University:
“Controlling an Unwanted minority: Israel’s
Methods during the First Two Decades”
453
203
11:30am - 1:30pm
Gestion traditionnelle des ressources
pastorales et transhumance au
Maghreb: Relique du passé ou activité
durable?
Organized by: Pablo Vidal, Professor,
Catholic University of Valencia
Chair: Pablo Vidal, Catholic University of
Valencia
Mohamed Mahdi, Ecole Nationale
Agricole: “Tradition et modernite dans la
transhumance de l’Atlas marrocain”
Didier Genin, Université de Provence:
“Gestion des ressources fourragiers dans
les societés berbères”
Pablo Vidal, Catholic University of
Valencia: “La multi spatio-temporalité du
système des agdals”
Anne-Marie Brisebarre, Laboratoire
d’Anthropologie Sociale: “Étude
comparative: la transhumance en France
et au Maroc”
454
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-09
Intellectuals and Political Elites: Case
Studies
Chair: Abbas Zarei Mehrvarz, Bu- Ali Sina
University
Abdelhay El Khili, University Mohammed
Vl: “Examples of the the Intellectual Elite
Reform Projects in the Mediterranean”
Abbas Zarei Mehrvarz, Bu- Ali Sina
University: “A Comparative Review of the
Iranian Intellectuals Performance in Two
Revolutions: the Constitutionalism and the
1978 Revolution”
Gulfishan Khan, AMU Aligarh: “IndoPersian Elites’ Perceptions of the
Islamic East during the Age of European
Expansion”
Cecilia Vadesalici, Ca’ Foscari Unversity:
“Intellectuals in Politics and Societies: the
Case of Egyptian Private Owned Dailies’
Editors-in-chief.”
455
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-24
457
113
11:30am - 1:30pm
Méthodes, approches et themes
des recherches actuelles sur les
arts visuels au Moyen-Orient et
au Maghreb - 2/2: Perspectives
contemporaines
Challenges to Theorical Perspectives
of International Relations
Organized by: Annabelle Boissier,
Assistante, Institut Supérieur des BeauxArts de Tunis & EHESS
Nassef M. Adiong, Middle East Technical
University: “Eclecticism in the Study of
International Relations of the Middle East”
Simon Mabon, University of Leeds:
“Identity Incongruence in the Gulf: an
Analytical Approach to Middle Eastern
International Relations”
Ellinor Zeino-Mahmalat, German Institute
of Global and Area Studies: “Saudi
Arabia’s and Iran’s Regional Policies in the
Gulf at the Intersection of Power, Interests
and Identity”
Chair: Michal Natorski, Universidad
Autónoma de Barcelona
Chair: Hamdi Ounaina, Paris III Sorbonne
Nouvelle
Discussant: Kirsten Scheid, AUB &
Wissenschaftskolleg Berlin
Yves Gonzalez-Quijano, Gremmo &
Université Lumière Lyon II: “Le marché de
l’art en Syrie : des politiques nationales à
la mondialisation”
Melis H. Seyhun, University of Geneva:
“Rewriting History through Private
Museums: Recent Developments in the
Private Museums Scene of Turkey”
Wafa Wabsi, EHESS, Paris et Université
de Genève: “L’Artiste-Peintre Figure
de Proue de la Société Irannienne
Contemporaine”
Alice Bombardier, EHESS & Université de
Genève: “L’artiste-peintre figure de proue
de la société iranienne contemporaine”
Emilie Goudal, Université Paris Ouest
Nanterre & IRMC: ”La notion d’hybridité
dans l’art contemporain algérien:
expression des paradoxes de la
mondialisation de l’art”
456
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-10
Palestinian Economy and
Development
Chair: Anja Zorob, Freie Universitaet
Berlin
Discussant: Nayif Saleem, Czech
University of Life Sciences
Rania Jaber & Dema Hanya, Birzeit
University: “PPPs in Palestinian Municipal
Activities”
Mohamed El Dahshan, Institut d’Etudes
Politiques de Paris: “Foreign Direct
Investment in Post-Conflict Countries,
with a Special Mention of Palestine and
the Sudan”
Mahmoud Dodeen, Vrije Universiteit
Brussel: “To What Extent Are the Listing
Rules Efficient for the Palestine Securities
Exchange?”
458
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-04
Arabic Literature and its Interaction
with other Languages and Cultures
Organized by: Zahia Smail Salhi, Senior
Lecturer, Head of Department., University
of Leeds
Leeds
Discussant: Ronak Husni, Herito-Watt
University
Idris Mansor, University of Leeds:
“Challenges in the Process of Translation
of Arabic Travel Literature: Rihlat Ibn
Battuta into Malay as Case Study”
Wafa Dukmak, University of Leeds: “Harry
Potter Speaks Arabic: Culture-Specific
Items in the Translation of Harry Potter
into Arabic”
Mazin Al-Harthi, University of Leeds: “The
Linguistic Journey of the Word in Arabic
Literature”
Adel Al-Zahrani, University of Leeds: “The
Desire for Innovation in Classical Arabic
Poetry”
Ahmed Al-Shilabi, University of Leeds:
”Western Orientalism versus Middle
Eastern Occidentalism. The “I-Other” and
the “Other-I” interactions”
Alaa AlGhamdi, University of Leeds:
”Home and Identity in the Work of Hanif
Kureishi”
WOCMES
117
Friday afternoon / Vendredi après-midi
459
11:30am - 1:30pm
P-13
Ottoman Perspectives - 3/4: The
Empire and Beyond
roundtable
Christiane Czygan, University of
Hamburg: “How the Young Ottomans
Perceived Europe: Views on the Other
- Features in the Journal Freedom
(Hürriyet) 1868-1870”
Morteza Nouraei, University of Isfahan:
“Iran and Ottoman’s Relations at the
Ordinary People Level”
Will Smiley, University of Cambridge: “The
Shifting Boundaries of Captivity in the
Ottoman Empire, 1739-1829”
Joshua White, University of Michigan:
“Navigating Piracy, Banditry and Captivity
in the Early Modern Adriatic: Ottoman
Policy and Frontier Reality”
Ceren Aygül, Middle East Technical
University: ”Fluctuations among the Great
Powers in the Middle East: The Ottoman
Policy Towards Germany at the Outbreak
of the WWI”
459-b 11:30am - 1:30pm
460
P-02
Medieval Arabic Philosophy - 2/2
Chair: Kevin Gray, Instructor, American
University of Sharjah
Murat Erten, Ankara University: “Islamic
Philosophical Tradition”
Inka Nokso-Koivisto, University of
Helsinki: “The Human Body as the
Microcosm in the Islamic Medieval
Thought”
Mariam al-Attar, King’s Academy:
“Comparison between the principle of
utility and the doctrine of al-Maslaha”
P-22
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Special Session. Islamist and Leftist Movements in Arab
and Muslim Communities: Irreconcilable Differences?
Organized by: Fahd Ahmed, Lecturer, San Francisco State University
Chair: Fahd Ahmed, San Francisco State University
Amirah Ali Lidasan, Suara-Bangsamoro partylist.
Ahmad Junaid, Lahore University of Management Sciences.
Naima Bouteldja, Journalist, Documentarian, & Activist.
Azzam Tamimi, Institute of Islamic Political Thought.
Salman Sayyid, University of Leeds.
461
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-24
The Maghreb, the World and the Text
Organized by: Claudia Esposito, Assistant
Professor of French, University of
Massachusetts-Boston
Chair: Claudia Esposito, University of
Massachusetts-Boston
Discussant: Marta Segarra, University of
Barcelona
Edwige Tamalet-Talbayev, Yale University:
“Writing Diversality in the Gibraltarian
Contact Zone”
Hakim Abderrezak, University of
Minnesota: “Smuggling Documented
‘Ilegales’ in Boualem Sansal’s ‘Harraga’
and Fawzi Mellah’s Clandestin en
Méditerranée”
Cristian Ricci, University of CaliforniaMerced: “Defining New Trends of
Amazighness in the Works of Saïd El
Kadaoui and Najat El Hachmi”
Claudia Esposito, University of
Massachusetts-Boston: “Addio Farança:
Theorizing New Idioms”
462
2:30pm - 4:30pm
605
Health, Medicine and Social Sciences
in the Middle East: State of the
Art and Perspectives - 2/2: The
Integration of Biomedicine in Islamic
Contexts
Organized by: Claire Beaudevin,
Associate researcher, CReCSS Université Paul Cézanne d’Aix-Marseille
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WOCMES
Chair: Anne Marie Moulin, CNRS Université Paris VII
Claire Beaudevin, CReCSS - Université
Paul Cézanne d’Aix-Marseille: “When
Biomedicine and a Disease ‘Appear’
Simultaneously: Inherited Blood Disorders
in Oman and Creation of the Healthcare
System”
Laurence Kotobi, Université de Bordeaux:
“Santé reproductive et islam : lectures
françaises. Discours et pratiques à
Bordeaux et Paris”
Samira Mahfoudi, Université PierreMendès-France: “Le Droit naissant des
biotechnologies : le cas de l’Egypte et du
Liban”
Catherine Le Chalony & Jean-Yves
Moisseron, French Research Institution
/ Institut de Recherche pour le
Développement: “Research Governance in
Egypt: Biotechnology as a case study”
463
2:30pm - 4:30pm
501
Les trois Méditerranées: Centralité
des cultures et rôle de l’Europe dans
les processus de paix
Organized by: Maria Donzelli, Professeur
Ordinaire de l’Université de Naples
L’Orientale, Peripli - Cultures et Sociétés
Euroméditerranéennes
Chair: Eugenia Ferragina,
Peripli - Cultures et Sociétés
Euroméditerranéennes & CNR - Naples
Discussant: Bruno Amoroso, Roskild
University of Copenaghen
Maria Donzelli, Peripli - Cultures et
Sociétés Euroméditerranéennes &
Université de Naples L’Orientale: “Le rôle
des cultures dans les processus euro
méditerranéens de paix”
Dominique Bendo-Soupou,
Peripli - Cultures et Sociétés
Euroméditerranéennes & Université de
Salerne: “La question de la construction
de l’espace euro méditerranéen”
Martì Grau i Segu, Peripli - Cultures
et Sociétés Euroméditerranéennes
& University of Indianapolis: “EuroMediterranean Dialogue and the Politics
of History in the Middle East Conflict”
Marianna Pace, Peripli - Cultures
et Sociétés Euroméditerranéennes
& Université de Naples L’Orientale:
“Aspects juridiques du partenariat euro
méditerranéen: le conflit au Moyen Orient”
464
2:30pm - 4:30pm
105
Culture and Education: Case Studies
Chair: Mohammad Mesbahi, The Islamic
College
Laura Rodríguez del Pozo, TEIM Universidad Autónoma de Madrid:
“Religion and Identity in Moroccan School
History”
Laura Mijares, Universidad Autónoma de
Madrid: “Muslim Schoolgirls in Spanish
Schools: Rethinking Processes of
Exclusion”
Vladislav Sobolev, St Petersburg State
University: “Muslim Education in Russian
Megapolises”
465
2:30pm - 4:30pm
201
Sexuality and Gender Identity in the
Muslim World - 2/2
Chair: Aymon Kreil, EHESS & Institut
d’ethnologie
Maria Malmström, School of Global
Studies: “Inner and Outer Sexual Desire
among Muslim Women in Cairo”
Ayse Oyku Is, Koc University:
“Prostitution, Obscenity and Literature in
the Early 20th Century Ottoman Empire”
Shirin Saeidi, University of Cambridge:
“Nationalism and Gender in the Middle
East: Iran’s Silent Sexual Revolution
during the Iran-Iraq War”
Abdi Amina, “Les femmes et le VIH/sida
dans le monde et en Algérie”
Itir Bagdadi, Izmir University of
Economics: ”The Effects of Failed State
Developmental Projects on Women: An
Alternative Approach to Sex Trafficking”
Muge Ozbek, Bogazici University:
”Policing the Prostitutes in the Late
Ottoman Istanbul, 1876-1914”
466
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-05
Espace euroméditerranéen: une
révision en perspective
Chair: Daniela Provansal, Universitat de
Barcelona
Djamila Si Mohamed, Université
d’Alger: “Les conséquences de l’acoord
d’association avec l’UE sur les pays du
Maghreb central”
Iman Rashed, Institut d’Etudes Politiques
de Paris: “Rôle des ‘Think Tanks’
dans la prise de décision politique en
Méditerranée”
Mustapha Touil & Khalida Touil,
Université Es-Senia: “L’integration des
Pays du Maghreb dans l’Espace EuroMediterraneen”
Imed Medhioub & Rafaa Mraihi, South
University: “Trade Intensity and Business
Synchronization: A Mediterranean and
European Comparison”
Ali Mourad, Université de Rennes I: ”La
politique euro-méditerranéenne de l’Union
européenne : Entre l’impasse de l’action
extérieure et la persistance des crises
politiques régionales”
Soumaya Frigui & Antonio Picciotti,
University of Perugia: ”The Impact of
the Intercultural Context on the Path of
Socio-economic Integration between
EU Countries and the Countries of the
Maghreb”
467
2:30pm - 4:30pm
113
Minorities Under Ottoman Rule
Chair: Eloy Martín Corrales, Pompeu
Fabra University
Hayat El Eid Bualuan, American
University of Beirut: “The Druzes and the
Maronies Under Ottoman Rule as Viewed
by Late 18th and Early 19th Century
Historians of Bilad al Sham”
Emine Dingeç, Dumlupinar University:
“Gypsies in the Ottoman Law Codes”
Ugur Pece, Stanford University: “Fighting
for the Fatherland: Ottoman Greeks and
the Introduction of Conscription (19081912)”
468
P-13
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Ottoman Perspectives - 4/4: Rule,
Policies, and Social-Economic
Consequences
Mustafa Ozturk, Firat University: “The
Ottoman Rule: The Effects of Economic
and Social Structure in the Middle East”
Fatih Ermis, University of Erfurt: “Ottoman
Economic Thinking in the Light of the
Humour Theory of the State”
Fulya Ozkan, Binghamton University:
“Rethinking Nineteenth-Century Ottoman
Modernization in the Context of the
Reconstruction Process of the TrabzonErzurum Road”
469
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Graus
Globalization of Higher Education in
the Arab World - 2/2: Challenges and
Chances
Organized by: Ala Al-Hamarneh &
Seteney Shami, Assistant Professor,
Sponsored by: SSRC-New York (USA)
and CERAW-Mainz (Germany)
Chair: Gunter Meyer, CERAW - University
of Mainz
Discussant: Seteney Shami, SSRC - New
York
Torsten Brandenburg, University of
Mainz: “Higher education for a new Era?
Internationalization and Privatization of
Higher Education in the Sultanate of
Oman and the State of Qatar”
Daniele Cantini, University of Modena and
Reggio Emilia: “Discourses of Reforms
and Questions of Citizenship: The
University Systems of Jordan”
Yasmine Moataz, American University in
Cairo: “The International Experience: A
Discourse Analysis of Egypt’s Emergent
Private Higher Education”
Nahida Jared, University of Tunis: “The
LMD Reform in Tunisia”
WOCMES
119
470
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-03
Caucasus Analysed: Past and Present
Chair: Francesc Serra, Universitat
George Sanikidze, Tbilisi State University:
“Iran, Turkey and the South Caucasus:
Challenges for Regional Policy after 2008
August War”
Masoud Bayat, Urmia University:
“Geopolitical Role of Caucasian
Mountains in Determining Identity Border
in the North West of Iran”
Gozalova Nigar, Azerbaijan National
Academy of Sciences: “Aqa Muhammad
Shah Qajar Campaigns’ to Transcaucasia
in the End of 18th Century”
Agustí Alemany, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona: “The Caucasus as a Border
between Eurasian Steppe Nomads and
Near Eastern Empires: An Approach to
the Pre-Islamic Period”
Oktay F. Tanrisever, Middle East Technical
University: ”Nagorno-Karabagh Conflict
and its Impact on RegionalL Stability in
the Caspian Sea Region”
Nani Gelovani, Tbilisi State University:
”Woman in Georgia: Islamic Tradition and
Transition”
471
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-08
Minorities and Identity in Israel- 2/2
Chair: Linde Lindkvist, Lund University
Cathrine Furberg Moe, London School
of Economics and Political Science:
“Negotiating Ethnicity, Race and Class:
Being Mizrahi in an Israeli Border Town”
Elian Weizman, SOAS - University of
London: “The Anti-Zionist Resistance in
Israel: Participation or Withdrawal?”
Linde Lindkvist, Lund University:
“Religious Freedoms in Israel”
472
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-11
The Challenges of Globalization- 2/2:
Religious Dialogue in the Context of
Globalization
Chair: Alejandro Lorca, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid
Giuseppe Scattolin, Pontifical Institute for
Arabic and Islamic Studies: “Spiritualities
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WOCMES
in Dialogue - Facing the Challenge of
Globalization”
Eva Mirjam Johanna Kolbitsch, AT
Bienenberg: “The Influence of the
Understanding of Revelation on
Interreligious Dialogue: A Case Study of
Shiite and Roman Catholic Dialogue”
Suliman Aba El Kheil, Al Imam University:
“Tolerence in Islam”
Mohammad Hassan Khalil, University
of Illinois: “Islam, Salvation, and the Fate
of Others: Assessing the Contemporary
Pluralist-Inclusivist Debate”
473
2:30pm - 4:30pm
202
George Lane, SOAS - University of
London: “The Persians of Yuan Hangzhou”
Na’ama O. Arnon, Hebrew University of
Jerusalem: “Trails of Fire, Trails of Hope
– the Mongols in Four Mediaeval Hebrew
Texts”
Andrew Peacock, British Institute at
Ankara: “Religion in Mongol
Anatolia: the evidence of the manuscripts
of Ibn al-Sarraj’s works.””
Charles Melville, University of Cambridge:
”The Decline and Fall of the Mongol
Empire? - a Long-term View”
475
2:30pm - 4:30pm
203
Islam and Integration in Europe: The
Example of Austria
Third Actors in the Middle East: From
Facilitators to Mediators
Organized by: Mag. Thomas Schmidinger,
Lecturer and PhD Student, University of
Vienna
Chair: Christina Bache, Istanbul Policy
Center, Sabanci University
Chair: Thomas Schmidinger, University of
Vienna
Discussant: Dunja Larise, University of
Vienna
Sana Shah, University of Vienna: “On
the Representativeness of the Islamic
Religious Community (IGGiÖ) in Austria”
Ezgi Ertan, University of Vienna: “Alevis in
Austria”
Ahmad Soma, University of Vienna:
“Mobilization against Muslims in Austria”
Ahmad Saya, University of Vienna: “Leftist
Groups and its Mobilization for Muslims in
Austria”
Mona El Khalaf, University of Vienna:
”Islamic Religious Education in Austria
and the Current Debates in the Austrian
Print Media”
474
2:30pm - 4:30pm
606
of the Middle East - 3/3: The Mongols
and their Neighbours
Siddharth Saxena, PhD Candidate / Chair
of the Cambridge Central Asia Forum,
University of Cambridge / University of
Cambridge
Chair: Josep Lluis Alay, University of
Barcelona
Alla Zakharchenko, Odessa Mechnikov
National University: “Problems of External
Mediation in the Arab-Israeli Conflict in
the Beginning of the XXI Century”
David B. Roberts, University of Durham:
“Qatar: Perfectly Positioned to Act as
Iranian-US Intermediary?”
Katherine Harbord, University of Bath:
“TRCs in a Middle Eastern Context: Sulha
and the Peace Process”
476
2:30pm - 4:30pm
108
Localising the Global: Recent Trends
and Changing Approaches in Cultural
Heritage Conservation in Turkey
Organized by: B. Nilgün Öz, Conservation
architect, Middle East Technical University
Chair: Jason Wood, University of
Birmingham
B. Nilgün Öz, Middle East Technical
University: “Recent Developments and
their Impacts on the Conservation of
Archaeological Sites in Turkey”
Pinar Aykaç, Middle East Technical
University: “The Role of Museums in
Heritage Conservation in Turkey”
Sermin Çakici, Uludag University:
“Historic Urban Centres in Transformation:
The Case of the Commercial District in
Bursa, Turkey”
Aysem Kilinc Ünlü, University of
Pennsylvania: “Approaches for
Conservation of Industrial Heritage in
Turkey”
F. Nursun Kul, Izmir Institute of
Technology: ”The Conservation Status of
20th Century Architecture in Turkey”
477
Shiite in the Middle East”
Sajad Jiyad, Centre for Islamic Shia
Studies: “A Case Study of Identity in Iraq:
The Arab Shi’a in Baghdad and Samarra”
Jehan Saleh, Council for British Research
in the Levant: “The Political Mobilisation of
Lebanon’s Shi’ite Community”
211
2:30pm - 4:30pm
481
European States Looking towards the
South
Chair: Alain Messaoudi, Centre d’histoire
sociale de l’Islam méditerranéen - EHESS
Discussant: Sarah Vivet, Université
Montpellier III
Mathieu Bouchard, Université Paris I:
“L’idéal méditerranéen en France (19001960)”
Saskia van Genugten, SAIS - Johns
Hopkins University: “Italy’s Evolving Eye to
the South”
Maj Joanna, University of Lodz: “Two
Centuries of Oriental Studies in Poland”
479
601
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Editing Manuscripts and Texts
Seyed Sadegh Asef Agah, Majma
Zakhair Islami: “Waqf-names of
Manuscripts in Iran during the Qajar
Period”
Mohammad Hossein Saket, Written
Heritage Research Centre: “Books as
the Tools of Knowledge and Scholars
according to Ibn-I Jam’a and al-M’w”
Mariam Nanobashvili, Iv. Javakhishvili
Tbilisi State University: “Early Arabic
Apocrypha on Saint George”
480
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Moshe Gershovich, University of
Nebraska: “The Emergence of the ‘New
Press’ and the Delimitation of Free
Speech in Morocco under Muhammad VI”
Bruce Maddy-Weitzman, Tel Aviv
University: “The Amazigh Factor:
Muhammad VI and the Amazigh (Berber)
Culture Movement”
P-02
Approaches to Shi’i Studies
Chair: Shadaab Rahemtulla, Oxford
University
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-04
483
P-12
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Conflict Analysis and Resolution: Case
Studies
Regards croisés sur la migration
Chair: Marc Lavergne, CEDEJ, French
research center on Contemporary Middle
eastern Studies in Cairo
Chair: Xavier Aragall, IEMed
Discussant: Mehdi Mabrouk, University of
Tunis
Sandra Rishani, AUB (Lebanon) &
Princeton University: “Peace, Planning
and Justice The case of Choueifat’s
Continuous Violent Conflicts”
James Goode, Grand Valley State
University: “A Microcosm of International
Tensions: The War in Dhufar, 1971-1975”
Jonathan Agensky, Cambridge University:
“Contentious Politics: Sudan’s Civil War
and the Global Evangelical Imaginary”
Javier Gil Pérez, Instituto Universitario
General Gutiérrez Mellado: “Lessons
of Peace in Aceh: Decentralisation and
Political Participation”
Berdal Aral, Fatih University: ”The UN
General Assembly Posturing with Regard
to the Three Cases of Aggression against
Iraq (2003), Lebanon (2006), Gaza
(2008-2009)”
Ahmad J Azem, The Emirates Center
for Strategic Studies: ”Iraq From
Transformational Conflict Resolution to
Conflict Management”
Hiroshi Kojima, Waseda University:
“Determinants of Islamic Religiosity
among Muslim Immigrants in Japan and
Europe”
Dalila Nadi, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Berlin: “La migration chinoise en Algérie
et vice versa : les nouveaux flux de la
globalisation par le bas”
Sophie Servais, Chercheuse
indépendante &- Coordinatrice de projet:
“‘Migrations de confort’ et confort dans
la migration : immigrés en Turquie et
immigrés de Turquie. Anthropologie
comparative”
Stéphane Valter, Université du Havre:
“Théorie et pratique du mariage mixte
en islam : réflexion sur l’identité et la
citoyenneté à partir des cas syrien et
français”
482
2:30pm - 4:30pm
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Into the Second Decade: Morocco
under King Muhammad VI
Organized by: Moshe Gershovich,
Professor of History, University of
Nebraska
484
P-06
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Institutions: Tools for Rulers, or to
Change the Rules of the Game?
Transformation of the Relationship
between Ruling Elites and the
Opposition through Institutions
Organized by: Keiko Sakai, Professor,
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Chair: Keiko Sakai, Tokyo University of
Foreign Studies
Chair: Mark Sedgwick, Aarhus University
Søren Schmidt, Danish Institute for
International Studies: “The Role of
Religion in Politics. The Case of ShiaIslamism in Iraq”
Mohammad Reza Hafeznia & Sayed
Abbas Ahmadi, Tarbiat Modares
University: “The New Challenges in front
of Spreading and Influence of Political
Daniel Zisenwine, Tel Aviv University:
“Towards a Transformed Political System?:
Moroccan Politics Under Muhammad VI”
Abdelilah Bouasria, Monterey Institute
of International Studies: “The Other
‘Commander of the Faithful’: Morocco’s
King Mohammed VI’s Religious Policy”
Makoto Imai, Keio University: “What
Effects Do Formally-democraticinstitutions Have on Party Competition
and Cooperation under Single-party
Authoritarian Regimes?”
Housam Darwisheh, Tokyo University of
Foreign Studies: “The Impact of Changing
Electoral Institutions on the Party
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System and Determinants of Electoral
Competition in Egypt (1984-2005)”
Ratib Muzafary, Tokyo University of
Foreign Studies: “Karzai’s Strategy of
Keeping Parliament Weak: The Absence
of Political Parties and its Impact on the
Function of the Afghan Parliament”
Masaki Mizobuchi, Sophia University:
“Competitive Clientelism in Lebanon:
Za’m-based Oligarchy and Parliamentary
Elections after the Withdrawal of Syria”
Takuro Kikkawa, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific
University: ”Who is Jordanian? National
Unity and Diversity of Identities among
the Elites”
486
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-10
Managing Multiculturalism
Chair: Lorenzo Ascanio, Firenze University
Pietro Soddu, University of Cagliari &
University of Granada: “Immigration and
pluralism as new challenge for the Italian
and Spanish civil societies: dialogue
and social participation with Muslim
immigrants”
Valentina Fedele, Università della
Calabria: “La formation des imams
de France: une approche socioislamologique”
Giuliana Cacciapuoti, CILA - University
of Naples L’Orientale: “Intercultural
Strategies and Legal Treatment for
Young: Intercultural Strategies and Legal
Treatment for Arabic Speaking People
in Campania-Italy speaking people in
Campania-Italy”
Maisa C. Taha, University of Arizona:
“Life in the Intercultural Chronotope:
Projections of Diverse Madrid in Amateur
Fiction”
487
2:30pm - 4:30pm
P-09
Challenges of Field Research in the
Middle East
Vincent Planel, IDEMEC - Université de
Provence: “Dealing with Ethnographic Bad
Faith on a Yemeni Fieldwork: An Islamic
Echo in the Batesonian Critique”
Julian Jansen van Rensburg, University
of Exeter: “Integrating the Isolated: The
Socotra Archipelago”
Hande Ozkan, Yale University: “Rural
Studies in the 21st Century and
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New Approaches in Anthropology:
Representations, Uses and Management
of Forests in Turkey”
Sakhri Khalil, Faculté de Médecine de
Sétif: “La mise en ouvre de la convention
cadre pour la lutte contre le tabac dans la
région du Maghreb”
Havva Çaha, Fatih University: ”Turkish
Womens Attitudes and Behaviors Toward
Energy Saving”
488
2:30pm - 4:30pm
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Jordanian Politics and Tribalism
Chair: Ibtesam Al-Atiyat, St. Olaf College
Stefanie Nanes, Hofstra University:
“Do Gender Quotas Help Women? A
Quota for Women on Jordan’s Municipal
Councils”
Paolo Maggiolini, Catholic University
of the Sacred Heart: “The Hashemite
Emirate of Transjordan, Political spaces
and Tribal Culture”
Ibtesam Al-Atiyat, St. Olaf College:
“Women’s Legal Status and the Challenge
of Islamism and Tribalism in Jordan”
489
2:30pm - 4:30pm
603
Le Sahara Atlantique: fragments
d’histoire d’un espace de contacts
Organized by: Elemine Ould Mohamed
Baba, Conseiller aux Archives Nationales,
Université de Nouakchott
Chair: Elemine Ould Mohamed Baba,
Université de Nouakchott
Mohamed Saïd Ould Ahmedou,
Université de Nouakchott: “Le littoral
mauritanien: interface entre Trarza et
puissances européennes”
Ahmed Mewloud Ould Eida, Centre
d’Etudes et de Recherches sur l’Ouest
Saharien: “Les Ahl Barikallah et la maîtrise
des points d’eau littoraux : enseignements
du Kitâb el-Oumrane”
Francisco Freire, Universidade Nova de
Lisboa: “Histoire du Sahara Atlantique et
mémoire tribale: les Bidhân mauritaniens
et leurs lectures des premiers contacts
avec les Européens”
490
2:30pm - 4:30pm
Actes
Water Issues in MENA Countries Bridging Divides for Water at National
and International Level
Organized by: Eugenia Ferragina &
René Georges Maury, I° Researcher/
Professor, ISSM - Consiglio Nazionale
delle Ricerche /Università degli Studi di
Napoli l’Orientale
Chair: Eugenia Ferragina & René
Georges Maury, ISSM - Consiglio
Nazionale delle Ricerche / Università
degli Studi di Napoli l’Orientale
Hatif Hamdi, Institut Agronomiques
Méditerranéen & CIHEAM - Montpellier:
“Bridging the Divides between Water
Supply and Demand: The Scarcity
Challenge”
Jean Margat, UNEP - Centre d’Activités
Régionales, Environnement et
Développement en Méditerranée: “Essai
de cartographie originale des ressources
en eau de l’ensemble de la Région du
Middle East”
René Georges Maury, Università degli
Studi di Napoli l’Orientale: “L’évolution
récente des questions de l’eau en
Syrie dans le contexte géopolitique,
économique et social. La situation du
grand projet de l’Euphrate syrien entre
Turquie et Iraq”
Simona Benfenati, Università di Bologna:
“From Environmental Challenges to
Potential Cooperation. How Israeli,
Jordanian and Palestinian Communities
Identify Cross Border Solutions to their
Shared Water Crisis: Evidences from Case
Studies”
Desirée A. L. Quagliarotti, ISSM Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche: ”The
Overexploitation of Fossil Water: The
Great Man-Made River Project StudyCase”
Poster Exhibition / Présentation d’affiches
The posters will be on display in the Psychology Hall (Faculty of Psychology). The poster designers will be available
to present their work and answer questions at the following times:
Tuesday, July 20th 11 am-12 noon
Wednesday, July 21st 4.30 pm-5.30 pm
Thursday, July 22nd 11am-12 noon
Les affiches seront présentées dans le Hall de Psychologie (Faculté de Psychologie). Les auteurs de ces affiches
seront disponibles pour présenter leur travail et répondre aux questions aux horaires suivants:
Mardi, 20 Juillet
11h00 – 12h00
Mercredi, 21Juillet 16h30 – 17h30
Jeudi, 22 Juillet 11h00 – 12h00
Po-1 A propos de quatre Orchidées des Aurès (Algérie): note préliminaire
Yassine Beghami, Université de Batna
Po-2 A Review: Folk Medicine in Iran (Case Study: North-West of Iran)
Farideh Madjidi Khameneh, Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicraft Organization
Po-3 Actualizing Poetry in Architecture: Modern Iranian Monumental Architecture
Seyed Jamalaldin Mousavi, Architect
Po-4 Andalusi Islamic Textiles
Miriam Ali de Unzaga, University of Oxford
Po-5 Anthropisation et dégradation des ressources naturelles en milieu aride. Cas du sud du Hodna, Algérie
Salah Abdesselam & Amor Halitim, Université de Batna
Po-6 Anticooperation and Debt in Mediterranean Countries
Ariadna Isern Creus, Observatori del Deute en la Globalització
Po-7 Apport du modèle numérique de terrain (MNT) pour la cartographie des réseaux hydrographiques
Dekhinat Saïd, Université de Batna
Po-8 Conservation of the Arabian Dragon Tree Dracaena Serrulata
Aishah Ali Abdallah, Prescott College & IUCN
Po-9 Cultural and Social Structure Factors of Women’s
Ali Mohammad Ghodsi, Bu Ali Sina University
Po-10 Economic Value of Tree Fruit Production in Jordan Valley from a Virtual Water Perspective
Khaldoon Mourad, Lund University
Po-11 From Campania to the Arab World. Experimentations and Good Practices for the Social and Linguistic Preservation
of the Arabic-Speaking Second Generations in Campania, Italy
Giuliana Cacciapuoti & Luisa Salvati, University of Naples L’Orientale & C.I.L.A.
Po-12 Germans as Facilitators in the Middle East conflict? Findings from a Qualitative Study
Simone Heil, Jacobs University Bremen
Po-13 IEMedObs – Observatory of Euro-Mediterranean Policies: A new tool to understand and shape Euro-Mediterranean reality - European Institute of the Mediterranean
Julia Anglès & Jordi Padilla, IEMed
Po-14 Impact de la pollution par les eaux déversées sur les eaux méditerranéenne
Nardjess Benamar, Mohammed Abdelatif Benamar & Nadjat Mouadih, Université d’Oran
Po-15 Impact de la sécheresse sur l’environnement
Dalila Kherchouche, Université de Batna
Po-16 Inspirations with the Mediterranean Culture in the Details and Ornaments of the Krakow Town Houses
Beata Makowska, Krakow University of Technology
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Poster Exhibition / Présentation d’affiches
Po-17 L’enseignement supérieur et l’intégration des TIC: Une nouvelle approche dans les universités Algériennes
Abdelhamid Rihane, Université de Constantine
Po-18 La culture juridique dans les anciennes possessions européennes du Maghreb
Renucci Florence, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Po-19 Legumes of the Arabian Peninsular and Socotra
Barbara Mackinder, Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh
Po-20 Lessons Learned from Kidnappings of Foreigners in Yemen (1991-2009)
Daniela Siebeck, Otto-Friedrich University Bamberg & GTZ - German Technical Cooperation
Po-21 L’étude de l’impact socio- économique et environnemental sur les milieux semi-arides à l’aide des SIG dans l’Est des Aurès (Algérie).
Benmessaoud Hassen, Kalla Mahdi & Abdessalem Kamel, LRNAT - Université El hadj Lakhdar - Batna
Po-22 Mountain Village Architecture (Case Study: Palangan Village in West of Iran)
Batoul Majidi Khameneh, Shahid Beheshti University
Po-23 Muslim Worlds – World of Islam?
Sonja Hegasy, Zentrum Moderner Orient
Po-24 Parallel States Project? A Research Project at Lund University about Israel and Palestine
Mathias Mossberg, Lund University
Po-25 Passivehouse in the Mediterranean
Micheel Wassouf, Plataforma Edificación Passivhaus - Delegación Barcelona
Po-26 Survey of Experts and Actors on the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership: Assessments and Forecasts
Jordi Padilla & Xavier Aragall, IEMed - European Institute of the Mediterranean
Po-27 Systematics and Biogeography of Senna (Leguminosae) in the Arabian Peninsula
Faten Zubair Filimban, CMEP - Centre for Middle Eastern Plants
Po-28 TASWIR and TASWIR.ORG: Exhibition as Palimpsest and Architectural Performance
A.S. Bruckstein Çoruh, Ha’atelier Platform for Philosophy and Art
Po-29 “TEIM’’ Election Watch of MENA and Muslim Countries: An Online Project of Electoral Academic Observation
Rafael Bustos & Luciano Zaccara, Autonomous University of Madrid & TEIM Election Watch
Po-30 The Imperial Bank of Persia: British Bank or Iranian Bank? - and Whose Banknote?
Michael E. Bonine, University of Arizona
Po-31 The Oriental Decoration in the Coptic Textiles
Laura Rodríguez Peinado, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Po-32 The Relationship between Religious Theatre and Collective Identity: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Study
of the Relationship between the Iranian Ta’’ziyeh and Shi’ite Collective Identity
Alexander Kolbitsch, University of Wales
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Meetings in Conjunction / Réunions parallèles
MC-01: AMEWS Discussion: Women and Gender Studies of the Middle East: Perspectives from Europe
Institution: Association for Middle East Women’s Studies (AMEWS)
This event is open to public participation
Thursday 22 July 2010
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Room: 212
Analysis of the current and emerging trends, perspectives and challenges within European academia in regard to Women and
Gender Studies. The meeting starts with four contributions by scholars from different academic contexts within Europe and will then
be open for participation.
MC-02: Arabic and Muslim World’s Image in Spanish Newspapers
Wednesday 21 July 2010
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Room: 601
Presentation of the conclusions of an investigation analysing the image of the Muslim and Arab world in the main Spanish
newspapers, conducted in the first quarter of 2007.
MC-03: BDPEX, A Database for a Foreign Policy Analysis Focused on Players and Means
Institution: GRESAM – Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Room: 603
Presentation of two research projects funded by the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science: 1. Foreign policy and cultural
relations with the Arab world; and 2. Political actors and interests of Spanish foreign policy in the Arab and Muslim world.
MC-04: Broadening Horizons 3. 3rd Conference of Young Researchers Working in the Ancient Near East
Institution: Department of Prehistory. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.
Monday 19 July 2010,
Tuesday 20 July 2010, Wednesday 21 July 2010
2:30 pm – 7:00 pm
9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Room: P-09
Three day conference of young researchers from different disciplines to discuss and debate the relationship between the landscape
and the societies that settled in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Near East. The conference aims to address new and old theories
and challenges, stimulating an exchange of information and a free debate.
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MC-05: Business Meeting of the Iraqi Studies Association
Institution: Iraqi Studies Association
Association members only
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Room: P-21
Business Meeting of the Iraqi Studies Association.
MC-06: Cultural Diversity 2030: The Implications of the UNESCO Convention on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions in
the Mediterranean Space
Institution: Vice-Presidency Department, Government of Catalonia, in cooperation with the “U40 Cultural Diversity 2030” Network
of the German Commission for UNESCO, and the Interacts Foundation
Tuesday 20 July 2010
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Room: 105
Presentation and discussion about the “U40 Cultural Diversity 2030” programme initiated by the German Commission for UNESCO
in 2007, in order to foster a discussion by young cultural experts on the present and future implications of the UNESCO Convention
on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions.
MC-06b: Current Scenario and Strategies for the Future of Women’s Cinema in the Arab World
Institution: Entre Cineastas (Amongst Women Filmmakers), an association of Arab-Ibero-American Women Filmmakers.
Sponsored by: Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AECID)
Friday 23 July 2010
9:00 am – 4:30 pm
Room: P-21
Analysis of the situation of women’s cinema in the Arab world by gathering the testimonies of film directors, and to propose a
strategy to develop some line of action to increase and develop the kind of women’s cinema which can break down the stereotypical
image of women in the Arab World , and create a directors’ international network.
MC-07: EURAMES Council Meeting
Institution: EURAMES
Association members only
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Room: P-21
Annual Business Meeting of the European Association for Middle Eastern Studies (EURAMES) Council.
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MC-08: INEX Project Meeting
Institution: Fundació CIDOB, Bilkent University
Project members only
9:00 am – 1:30 pm
Room: Seminari A
Presentation and discussion of the EU-funded Framework 7 Project entitled INEX. Converging and Conflicting Ethical Values in the
Internal/External Security Continuum in Europe. The meeting will enable the project researchers to present and contrast their initial
findings on the implications of the implementation of the project in Morocco, Algeria and Egypt.
MC-09: “Mediterranean Politics” Reception
Institution: Routledge
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Room: Sala Luis Vives I (Hotel Serhs)
Join Routledge for a drink and help us celebrate an excellent year for Mediterranean Politics.
MC-10: Mediterranean Politics: Meeting of Editorial Board and International Advisory Board Members
Institution: Mediterranean Politics
Board members only
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Room: P-21
Meeting of Editorial Board and International Advisory Board members of the Mediterranean Politics journal.
MC-11: Presentation of Catalan Institute of Anthropology
Institution: Institut Català d’Antropologia
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Room: Seminari A
Presentation of the Catalan Institute of Anthropology and its review Quaderns d’Antropologia. The association, created in 1978, is
also a member of the World Council of Anthropological Associations.
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MC-12: Presentation of FIMAM (Researchers Forum on the Arab and Muslim World)
Institution: FIMAM (Foro de Investigadores sobre el Mundo Árabe y Musulmán)
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Room: Seminari A
Presentation of the FIMAM network origins, goals and work carried out since its foundation by a group of young researchers in 1995.
Afterwards, participants are cordially invited to a reception for exchange and networking.
MC-13: Presentation of the IEMedObs and the Euromed Survey: Two New Tools to Understand and Shape the EuroMediterranean Reality
Institution: European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed)
Friday 23 July 2010
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Room: Graus
Presentation of the IEMedObs - Observatory of Euro-Mediterranean Policies, an indispensable tool of information, knowledge and
documents focused on the Mediterranean basin. Afterwards, the main conclusions of the 2009 Euromed Survey will be presented to
assess the progress, achievements and shortcomings of the Barcelona Process. A cocktail will be offered to the participants.
MC-14: Presentation of the Mediterranean Yearbook, Med.2010
Institution: European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed)
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Room: Graus
Presentation of the Mediterranean Yearbook project, which has reached its seventh edition this year. The meeting aims to provide
an assessment of Euro-Mediterranean relations from the Barcelona Process to the Union for the Mediterranean and its recent
developments. Afterwards, a cocktail will be offered to the attendants.
MC-15: Presentation of the OAC as a Tool for Public Diplomacy
Institution: Observatorio de Asia Central (OAC) – Casa Asia, RIE Elcano and Fundación CIDOB
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Room: 113
Presentation of the outcome of the Observatory on Central Asia, and debate on its performance as a tool for public diplomacy.
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MC-16: Presentation of the Spanish Translation of “A Regional Peace Plan: Annexes to the Geneva Accords”
11:30-1:30 pm
Room: Sala d’Actes
Presentation of the Annexes of the Geneva Accords and debate on the initiative which proposes solutions for the urgent problems of
the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Presentation of the Annexes by a group of experts, followed by a debate on the initiative.
MC-17: Reporting from the Middle East
Institution: European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed); Estudios de Política Exterior SA; Centre Internacional de Premsa de
Barcelona; under the patronage of afkar/ideas.
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Room: Graus
Discussion on the cooperation between scholars, journalists and media professionals, focusing on core issues that affect
communication such as distortion of perceptions, picturing the Other, conflict reporting and conflict resolution.
MC-18: Scandinavian Middle East Reception
Institution: University of Oslo in cooperation with the University of Lund and the University of Copenhagen
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Room: Sala Luis Vives I (Hotel Serhs)
Presentation by senior representative of the University of Oslo, Lund and Copenhagen on the major research-programmes in Middle
Eastern Studies from those three universities, their researchers and future plans. A representative from each university will present
the relevant programmes. The presentation will be followed by a reception.
MC-19: Social Reconciliation Following Tensions in Egypt
Institution: Center for Intercultural Dialogue and Translation
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Room: Sala d’Actes
Presentation of the results of an investigation into social tensions in Egypt, in particular between Muslims and Christians, as reported
in the Egyptian media.
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MC-20: Specialisation and Accessibility: “Culturas” Journal on Contemporary Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Issues
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Room: Seminari A
Presentation of the journal Culturas, which seeks to shed new light on the complex Middle Eastern reality in an effort to combine
the accessibility required to attract the general public with the necessary academic accuracy. The meeting will be followed by a
conference on the same topic.
MC-21: Strengthening Democracy and Social Justice in the Euro-Mediterranean Region: General Pictures and Country
Cases
Institution: Fundació Rafael Campalans and Foundation Friedrich Ebert Stiftung
Friday 23 July 2010
9:00 am – 12:00 am: Open to public participation
12:00 noon – 7:30 pm: For Foundation members only
Room: Hotel Serhs
Presentations from academics and political actors and discussion on the role of political cooperation of socialist and progressive
organisations in the Euro-Mediterranean region, their impact on the political democratisation and reform process in the
Mediterranean, as well as on the prosperity of the region from the perspective of social justice.
MC-22: The Civil Society: Base of the Union for the Mediterranean
Institution: European Arab Centre of Catalonia, in collaboration with: School of Political Scientists, ACSAR Foundation and Rafael
9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Room: P-11
Debate on civil society in the Mediterranean region in terms of whether a new concept for it is necessary, the relation of the informal
powers with civil society, and the religious approach to the topic.
MC-23: Villes Intermédiaires. Regards et Buts – Josep Maria Llop
Institution: Cátedra UNESCO de Ciudades Intermedias & UIA-CIMES
2:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Room: P-24
Presentation of the book Villes Intermédiaires. Regards et Buts (Intermediary Cities: Vision and Goals), by Mr. Samir Gharib (National
Director of the Organisation for Urban Harmony, Egypt); followed by a presentation of an example city: El-Mansoura of the Nile-Delta
by Dalila el Kerdany (Cairo University).
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MC-24: WOCMES Council Meeting
Institution: WOCMES Council
Council members only
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Room: P-21
Discussion of WOCMES affairs. Meeting is restricted to WOCMES Council members.
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WOCMES Book Fair / Foire du livre WOCMES
The Book Fair is located in the hallway of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres).
The fair will be open during the following hours:
Monday, July 19th – Thursday, July 22nd Friday, July 23rd 10:00am-7:00pm
10:00am-5:00pm
La Foire du livre se tiendra dans le hall de la Faculté de Philosophie et de Lettres (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres).
Horaires d’ouverture :
Lundi, 19 Juillet – Jeudy, 22 Juillet Vendredi, 23 Juillet
10h00 - 19h00
10h00 -17h00
Exhibitors with Booths / Exposants avec stands
Arab American Language Institute in Morocco (AALIM)
Association Alphabets
Brill Publishing
British Society for Middle Eastern Studies (BRISMES)
Cambridge University Press
Casa Árabe - IEAM
Center for International and Regional Studies (CIRS)
CNRS-IREMAM
Edinburgh University Press
Edwin Mellen Press
European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed)
Eurospan Group:
-American Universiy in Cairo Press, The
-Kent State University Press
-Lynne Rienner Publishers
-Marcus Wiener Publishers
-McFarland & Co.
-Melbourne University Publishing
-Ohio University Press
-Stanford University Press
-Transaction Publishers
-University of New Mexico Press
-World Bank Publications
Garnet Publishing / Ithaca Press
Hurst Publishers
I.B. Tauris Publishers
Interlink Publishing
International Center on Nonviolent Conflict
Konrad Adenauer Stiffung
Libraire Antioe
Peeters Publishers
Routledge Taylor & Francis
Saudi Aramco World
The Institute of Ismaili Studies
Contributors to the Collective Book Display /
Participants au stand collectif d’ouvrage
Arabicus Books & Media LLC
Austrian Academy of Sciences Press
Dr. Günther Widhager
Dr. Ludwig Reichert Verlag
Fundación Tres Culturas
Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft
Peter Lang Gmbtt
Rand Corporation c/o Oxford Publicity Partnership
Saudi Aramco World
University of Chicago Press
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Cultural and Social Activities / Activités culturelles et sociales
Exhibitions and Theatre / Expositions et Théâtre
IRAN: Images From Beneath a Chador.
The Hostage Crisis in the Iran-Iraq War
(1980-1983)
Organizer: Randy Hope Goodman
Location: Theatre Hall – Edifici d’Estudiants, Plaça Cívica
Photography exhibition exploring life inside the Islamic Republic
from 1980 to 1983. Photojournalist Randy H. Goodman’s pictures
chronicle the lives of the Iranian people, irrevocably changed by
revolution, the US Embassy takeover and the Iran-Iraq War. She will
be present to discuss her work.
Le Yémen en dernier (al-Yaman âkhîran)
Organizer: Anahi Alviso-Marino / Jameel Subay’, CEFAS/ Yemen
Location: Hallway of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts
Presenting the work of Yemeni photographer Jameel Subay, this
exhibition questions the relationship his country has created and
maintains with the “outside”. Subay uses an artistic and journalistic
approach that deals with “Yemen, At Last” through a visual
wandering, rich in information and critical in perspective.
Martyrdom: A Poster of Life and Concept
Organizer: Ayman Alazraq, Oslo National Academy of the Arts
Martyrdom is an everyday event that continues to perpetuate itself in
Palestine, which means all Palestinians are subject to death. So why
not give everyone the right to choose and make their own poster,
which has potential use in the case of martyrdom. The individuals
featured on the posters in the exhibition chose the backgrounds,
photos and the texts presented on each one.
Musique et danse au Sahara.
La tradition dans le contemporain
Organizer: María Elena Morató
Location: Room 216 of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts
Une exposition photographique et documentaire autour des
célébrations populaires des sociétés habitant le Sahara que
nous montre les liens parfois subtiles entre ce « sud du sud »
Méditerranéen et un nord qui oublie souvent les racines communes.
L’exposition nous conduis aux trois sources essentielles de la
tradition créatrice : la voie maure, la voie touarègue et la voie
gnaoua.
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Persian Illustration and Script in the 18th
Century. “Tea House Style Illustration, Original
Lithography, Painted Illustrations and Script”
Organizer: Nasser Palangi, Palangi Persian Art Gallery in Australia
Location: Hotel Serhs Campus – Sala Martí i Franquès 2
This collection includes over a hundred original lithographs and
painted historical, mystical, religious, talismanic and mythological
illustrations from the 18th century, portraying different aspects of
Persian culture, art and style. Drawn from books published during
this era, they focus on the popular “Tea House Style” or “Qajar” styles
and are accompanied by Arabic and Farsi scripts.
Projecting and Restoring in Khadimiya
(Baghdad, Iraq)
Organizer: Victoria Garriga & Pedro Azara, AV62Arquitectos /
UPC-ETSAB
The Municipality of Baghdad organised a competition in 2009 for
the renewal of Khadimiya, around a 16th century Shiite sanctuary.
Millions of pilgrims visit it several times a year. Invited by the Town
Council, our proposal preserves the neighbourhood. The requested
mosque is located underground.
Soufisme et politique au Pakistan
Organizer: Alix Philippon, IREMAM
This exhibition displays photos taken in Pakistan from 2005 to 2009
exploring the important and controversial role and evolving definition
of Sufism in the state apparatus and society. Themes documented
include the worship of the saints; the nationalisation of the shrines
by the state and the instrumentalisation of the Sufi reference by
governments, specifically under former President Pervez Musharraf.
The Media in the Mediterranean Sea
Organizer: Dr. Eugeni Giral Quintana & Dr. Xavier Ginesta Portet,
Grup d’Estudis de Comunicació i Política and the Departament de
Periodisme i Ciències de la Comunicació – UAB
Location: Biblioteca de Comunicació i Hemeroteca General Communication Library and General Newspaper Archives, Plaça
Cívica
Often heralded for a richness and complexity of culture, the
Mediterranean region is a vast landscape of diversity and
coexistence. This exhibition showcases this diversity through media
representations (news agencies, press, radio and television) drawn
from the region’s 31 territories.
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Poètes de la Méditerranée :
poètes arabes contemporains
Organizer: Josep Cerdà i Ferré
Location: Auditorium Hall of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts
L’installation est composée de 8 sculptures sonores chacune
reproduisant les récitations de poètes arabes contemporains
sur fond de paysage sonore méditerranéen et de musique
électroacoustique. Le mélange acoustique offre une expérience
sensorielle dans l’espace au spectateur lors de son parcours entre
les sculptures.
Crédits :
Réalisation de les sculptures, l’assemblage et la conception de
l’exposition : Josep Cerdà
Composition sonore et musicale : Ferran Cruixent
Consultation scientifique et traduction : Luz Gómez
Collaborations :
Laboratori d’Art Sonor Universitat de Barcelona, Martí Ruiz, Vicent
Matamoros, Sérafin Alvarez.
Groupe de recherche BR : AC (Barcelone, recherche, art et création)
Groupe Paisatgesonor UB, enregistrement du paysage sonore de la
Méditerranée.
Marc Reventós, sons du Caire.
Jaume Ayats, sons de Tunis.
Seven Movements – Egypt
Theatre
Organizer: María Isabel Panosa, Assoc. Cultural Viatgers en el Temps
Location: Theatre, Edifici d’Estudiants, Plaça Cívica
Date / Time: Thursday, July 22nd, 6.00 pm – Jeudi, 22 Juillet, 18h.00
A timeless experience of recreation, where dance, music
and expression come together in a single narrative form, this
contemporary composition blends history, culture and art to
create a space to explore ancient Egyptian heritage, tracing it into
the present through a performance that emphasises aesthetic
enjoyment and recognition of cultural roots.
Danses du Maghreb
Théâtre
Organizer: Zina Ouaglal, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre la Défense
Location: Theatre, Edifici d’Estudiants, Plaça Cívica
Date / Time: Thursday, July 22nd, 8.45 pm – Jeudi, 22 Juillet, 20h.45
L’objectif de la représentation est de pouvoir redonner un autre
regard sur les danses du Maghreb trop souvent éparpillées au grès
du vent et qui se perdent dans notre monde contemporain. C’est un
voyage initiatique dans le monde des arts traditionnels issu d’une
recherche à la fois personnelle et professionnelle de que ce que
révèle la danse dans nos sociétés.
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The Mediterranean of the 20th Century. Realities and images
Organisation: European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed) and EFE News Agency
With the collaboration of Government of Catalonia and Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
Cooperation
Curator: Tomás Alcoverro
Exhibition Room 1 to Palau Robert (Passeig de Gràcia, 107. Barcelona)
From 7 June to 29 August 2010
Opening hours: from Monday to Saturday, from 10 to 7 pm. Sundays and public holidays,
from 10 am to 2.30 pm
We propose a journey through the turbulent century we have left behind using 125 photos provided
by the EFE news agency photo archive, with the aim of recalling the most important events that marked
the course of the region during the 20th century. From the end of the great empires to the creation of
the new states; from bloody conflicts to the search for peace; from the traditional and rural world to
urban modernity. A collection of realities and views on this lively, diverse Mediterranean of ours.
Lawrence of Arabia. A cultured man
and lover of the Arabic world and
tongue, he was sent by the British
Government to help the Arabs fight the
Ottomans. He became one of the most
controversial figures in English history
and, above all, a legend. EFE
The Exhibition is divided into five sections:
“Tumultuous Start to the Century (1900-1930)“
“From the Belle Époque to the End of European Hegemony (1930-1945) “
“The Glorious Thirty (1945-1973) “
“Crisis and Withdrawal in an uncertain World (1973-1995) “
“Towards a Shared Mediterranean (1995-2010)”.
There are many Mediterraneans. The diversity of its people is so great that it calls into question
all the egocentrisms started by ancient civilisations and powerful contemporary hegemonies. The
Mediterranean has become the world’s most striking frontier, with a true fracture in the living standards
between north and south. At the same time, however, it is the meeting place between East and West,
where empires and cultures are born and die and where there are people who write from left to
right and others who write from right to left; where daily coexistence with the “other” is a permanent
challenge. The big port cities of the past and present are the main actors in its history. Three-quarters
of Europe’s population and half the inhabitants of the Arab counties live there. This string of cities –
Istanbul, Alexandria, Beirut, Tel Aviv, Algiers, Barcelona, Marseille, Naples and Athens – is the froth on
the coastal urban development which dominates the inland territories. It is where the problems of rising
demographics and a shortfall of housing and public services meet; it is where the spontaneous vitality
of the people has its raison d’être, where identities, religions and languages cannot be crushed by either
war or political conflict.
Jewish refugees from Germany and Poland
A British soldier looks perplexed at the multiple
wait at the Port of Barcelona before boarding
signs in Italian and German at Mersa Matruh
a ship bound for Palestine (1945). Thousands
(Egypt). The Italian offensive against Egypt
of Jews from around Europe, survivors of the
begins in 1940, aimed at gaining strategic
Faisal I of Iraq visits Great Britain (1931). King of the
Holocaust and the war, set off to found the
control of the Suez Canal, in the hands of the
new Iraqi State, he is a puppet monarch created by
new State of Israel. EFE/Carlos Pérez de
British and French. EFE
England’s George V to stabilise the former lands of the
Rozas
Ottoman Empire. EFE
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Open Air Concerts / Concerts en plein air
Arabic Orchestra of Barcelona
Monday, July 19th at 8.30 pm
Plaça Cívica – UAB Campus
For five years now, the Orquestra Àrab de Barcelona has been echoing the thoughts, voices and dreams
of the alleys of Barcelona, of the emigrants, and of the new generation. They play a melange of senses,
languages, and melting identities. The OAB performs to present difference, to raise awareness against
stereotypes, and to deliver a message of hope.
The OAB’s repertoire encompasses a wide variety of themes from solidarity to the country and the
nature of life. They play the political sensitivity to highlight the internationally common humane values.
They juggle words and expressions to enrich the context and amuse the listener.
Depuis cinq ans maintenant, l’Orquestra Àrab de Barcelona (OAB) s’est fait l’écho musical des pensées,
des voix et des rêves des ruelles de Barcelone, des émigrants et de la nouvelle génération. Ils mêlent
ainsi sens, langages et identités. L’OAB se produit pour sensibiliser aux différences, faire prendre
conscience des préjugés qui nous habitent et pour délivrer un message d’espoir.
Le répertoire de l’OAB compte une grande variété de thèmes, de la solidarité internationale à la nature
de l’existence. Leurs textes, engagés, soulignent les valeurs humaines communes que partagent les
pays. Ils jonglent avec les mots et les expressions pour nous éclairer, mais aussi simplement pour
amuser l’auditeur.
Neila Benbey “Algerian Soul”
Wednesday, July 21st at 8.30 pm
Plaça Cívica – UAB Campus
Through “Algerian Soul”, Neila Benbey wanders into the heart of Algeria presenting the listener with
some of the great classics of popular Algerian music in a contemporary translation, embellished with her
originality and transmitted via her Mediterranean fusion band.
The repertoire includes different versions of traditional and popular Algerian songs, including
arrangements of “Chaabi” music, pieces which have been redressed into more contemporary pop songs
such as “Chahlet laayani” and “Bakht” as well as some tribal pieces of Berber and Saharawi artists. The
group also presents personal compositions inspired by Saharan and Tamazight rhythms.
Dans « Argelian Soul », Neila Benbey voyage au cœur de l’Algérie pour nous présenter de grands
classiques de la musique populaire algérienne, adaptés avec beaucoup d’originalité au XXIème siècle
par sa propre troupe de « fusion méditerranéenne ».
Le répertoire compte des versions de chansons traditionnelles et populaires algériennes, des
arrangements de musique chaabi, d’autres transformées en mélodies pop plus actuelles, comme Chahlet
Laayani et Bakhta, et enfin certaines, plus tribales, d’artistes berbères et sahraouis. Il compte aussi des
compositions personnelles inspirées des rythmes du Sahara et des Amazighs.
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The Ceremony of the WOCMES Award for Outstanding
Contributions to Middle Eastern Studies 2010 will take place at the
Barcelona Palau de la Música Catalana on Tuesday July 20th
at 8.30 pm. Situated in the heart of Barcelona, the emblematic
Palau de la Música Catalana stands as a monument to Catalan
Art Nouveau. Opened in 1908, the auditorium designed by Lluís
Domènech i Montaner was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site
in 1997.
All WOCMES participants are invited to attend this great
academic and cultural event in an exceptional surrounding. Doors
open at 8 pm. Please show your badge to enter.
WOCMES Barcelona 2010 Laureates
The 2010 WOCMES Award recognises the achievements of two
distinguished scholars for their outstanding contributions to the
field of Middle Eastern Studies. This year, WOCMES has chosen
to honour the work of professors Josef van Ess and Roger Owen.
Previous award winners, chosen by the International Advisory
Council of WOCMES, include Edward Said in 2002 and André
Raymond in 2006.
Cérémonie de remise des prix WOCMES
La cérémonie de remise du Prix WOCMES Barcelone 2010, qui
récompense l’excellence des contributions aux études sur le
Moyen-Orient, se déroulera au Palau de la Música Catalana de
Barcelone, le mardi 20 juillet à 20 h 30. Située en plein cœur de
Barcelone, cette salle de concert grandiose constitue l’un des plus
beaux joyaux du modernisme catalan. Inauguré en 1908, le hall
conçu par Lluís Domènech i Montaner a été classé au patrimoine
mondial de l’UNESCO en 1997.
Tous les participants au WOCMES sont invités à assister à ce
grand événement académique et culturel qui se tiendra dans un
cadre somptueux. L’ouverture des portes est à 20h00. L’entrée est
libre sur présentation de votre badge.
Les lauréats du prix WOCMES Barcelona 2010
Le Prix WOCMES 2010 récompense le travail de deux brillants
experts pour leurs contributions aux études moyen-orientales. Cette
année, le WOCMES a décidé de décerner le prix aux professeurs
Josef van Ess et Roger Owen. Parmi les lauréats des précédentes
éditions nommés par le Conseil consultatif international du
WOCMES, figurent Edward Saïd, en 2002, et André Raymond, en
2006.
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Josef van Ess Emeritus Professor of Islamic Studies and Semitic
Languages at the University of Tübingen, Germany.
Van Ess is the world’s foremost scholar on classical Kalam,
the Islamic theology that was the precursor to and foundation of
modern Islam. His publications focus on the history of the Islamic
world, Islamic theology and philosophy, especially the formative
period of the 8th to 10th centuries, the age of Mongol conquest
(13th-14th centuries) and Islamic mysticism.
Josef van Ess Est professeur émérite d’études islamiques et de
langues sémitiques à l’Université de Tübingen (Allemagne). Il est,
dans le monde académique, le plus fin connaisseur du Kalam,
la théologie musulmane toute à la fois annonciatrice et base
fondatrice de l’Islam moderne. Ses travaux portent sur l’histoire du
monde islamique, la philosophie et la théologie islamique, dans leur
période de formation (VIII-Xème siècle) et à l’époque de la conquête
mongole (XIII-XIVème siècle), mais également sur le mysticisme
islamique.
Roger Owen, A.J. Meyer Professor of Middle Eastern History at
Harvard University, United States. Owen is a leading historian of our
time for his work on social, economic and political histories of the Arab
world and Egypt in particular. Owen is also engaged in contemporary
issues in the Middle East, and his position on crucial questions in the
region is highly valued by media outlets and fellow academics. Owen’s
forthcoming books include a work on the politics of succession in the
Presidential monarchies of the modern Arab world and another on the
Middle East and the first wave of modern globalisation, 1870-1930
Roger Owen, A.J. Meyer Professeur en histoire moyen-orientale
au département d’histoire de l’Université d’Harvard, aux États-Unis.
Ses travaux pionniers sur l’histoire sociale, économique et politique
du monde arabe en général, et de l’Egypte en particulier, l’ont
positionné comme l’un des historiens majeurs de notre époque.
Roger Owen est aussi engagé dans les débats sur la situation
actuelle du Moyen-Orient, et son éclairage sur les enjeux cruciaux
auxquels est confrontée la région est très apprécié par les médias
et les milieux académiques. Parmi ses deux prochains ouvrages, l’un
traite de la politique de succession des monarchies présidentielles
dans le monde arabe moderne, et l’autre du Moyen-Orient et la
première vague de mondialisation moderne (1870-1930).
Musical Performance The ceremony will be accompanied by a
musical performance by Folkincats, an innovative, inspired and
modern look at traditional, popular Catalan music. The event will
provide a repertoire of rhythmic, harmonic and melodic levels
accompanied with lyrics camouflaged within the sounds of their
four instruments (bass and guitar as a rhythmic base, violin and
saxophone as melodic instruments).
Concert de musique La cérémonie sera accompagnée d’un
concert des Folkincats. Ce groupe pose un regard nouveau, inspiré
et moderne sur la musique traditionnelle et populaire catalane. Il
nous propose ainsi des variations libres de tout leur répertoire, au
niveau rythmique, harmonique et mélodique, et un discours musical
enveloppé par la sonorité acoustique de leurs quatre instruments
(contrebasse et guitare comme base rythmique et violon et saxophone
comme instruments mélodiques).
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Film Festival / Festival du cinéma
The WOCMES Barcelona 2010 Film Festival showcases a
range of 10 feature films and 10 documentaries recently released
from across the Middle East and North Africa.
The festival’s main aim is to bring attention to the cinema of the region by both
showcasing the work of well-known filmmakers, as well as being a platform
for the new works of young talents.
All the films have been selected by a committee of experts and they deal with
subject matters that are to be discussed in the congress’ panels and scientific
sessions.
Thanks to the generous collaboration of distributors, filmmakers and
producers, the festival has gathered a wide spectrum of audiovisual works and
different subjects that compose the final program.
The festival takes place during 6 days at the Edifici d’Estudiants (ETC
Building), Plaça Cívica of the UAB Campus.
The WOCMES BARCELONA 2010 FILM FESTIVAL is organised by the
European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed) with the collaboration
of the Association
of Independent Producers of the
Mediterranean (APIMED) in partnership with the European Institute
of the Mediterranean (IEMed).
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Agdal, Voices of the Atlas
Basra
Agdal, voix de l’Atlas
A film by Pablo Domínguez
A film by Ahmed Rashwan
This documentary, based on four years of
ethnological and ecological works, analyses for
the first time ever the ancestral Agdal of Yagour, a
system of communal control of natural resources
by the Berbers in the High Atlas, which will permit
access to numerous secrets of the tandem nature
and society in the North of Africa.
Documentary
2008
26’
French, Spanish and Tachelhit (Berber dialect from
the South of Morocco). (French subtitles)
Co-production: Spain-Morocco-France
Courtesy of: Pablo Domínguez
Tuesday, July 20th – 6.55 pm – Director’s speech
7 pm - Agdal, Voices of the Atlas
7.26 pm – Q&A Friday, July 23rd – 10.05 am
Cairo, March 17th, 2003. The US-UK strike
against Iraq is imminent. How can an Egyptian
photographer, in his thirties, surpass his own
disappointments and fears?
How can he find an answer to the existential questions related to life, death, sex and logic amidst his
awareness of all the absurdity around him? Can
this artist remain alive (breathing, thinking, and photographing) surviving the oppressive atmosphere?
Or is he going to collapse with the fall of Baghdad?
Feature Film
Reel Films Productions
2008
94’
Arabic (English subtitles)
Egypt
Courtesy of: Ahmed Rashwan
Monday, July 19th – 5.30 pm
Wednesday, July 21st – 2.35 pm
Algeria, Unspoken Stories
Do You Remember Adil?
Algérie, histoires à ne pas dire
A film by Jean-Pierre Lledo
Akalti Ala Adil
A film by Mohamed Zineddaine
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In 1962, at the moment of independence, Jewish
and European minority communities left Algeria.
Four Algerians of Muslim origin searching for truth
about their own lives return to the last years of the
war 1955-63, which are also the last of French
colonialism. Between hatred and fraternities, they
take us on a journey through a hidden memory of
their relationships with their Jewish and Christian
neighbours. With them, we revisit the founding
myths of the new Algeria…
But will they find a resolution to their personal
myths?
Adil and Rachid have known each other since
childhood. Adil has never imagined his life in
Morocco; his dreams are all directed at the other
side of the Mediterranean. Following an adventure,
he lands in Bologna where his brother has been
living for years. Adil leads parallel lives in the city:
on the one hand, he is the model brother who takes
care of his handicapped brother; and, on the other,
he works for an unsavoury character who hires him
to do “odd jobs”. Trapped between the two lives,
Adil is once again faced with escape as the only
way out.
Documentary
Naouel Films & Mille et une productions
2007
156’
French & Arabic (English subtitles)
Co-production: Algeria-France
Courtesy of: Jean-Pierre Lledo
Wednesday, July 21st – 10.05 am
Feature Film
Ouarzazate Films Production
2008
85’
Arabic & Italian (English subtitles)
Morocco
Courtesy of: Ouarzazate Films Production
Tuesday, July 20th – 2.15 pm
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Help
Laila’s Birthday
A film by Marc Abi Rached
Eid Milad Laila
A film by Rashid Masharawi
Ali, a 14 year old delinquent, is living a chaotic
life. His life changes when he meets Souraya, a
prostitute threatened by Jacques, a mob guy who
is having problems at home. Maroun, a poor taxi
driver, while driving Jacques in his cab to his office,
notices their extreme resemblance. And the story
begins.
The choices of some and the destinies of others
meet and change their existences.
Feature Film
Frame by Frame Productions
2009
80’
Lebanon
Courtesy of: Marc Abi Rached
Hey, do not forget the cumin!
A film by Hala Alabdalla
Three voices: Jamil Hatmal and Sarah Kane, who
are both absent and have left our planet, and
Darina Al Joundi, who is resisting. All three of them
are linked to texts. All three of them have chosen a
form of artistic expression in their bid for freedom.
Through the film, and by trying to draw with them
this circular relation between Life, place, exile /
voice, text, art / madness, suicide, death, we shall
come to realize that this circle may also be the path
we all follow: To fall or not to fall?
Documentary
Familia Productions & Les Films d’Ici
2008
66’
Arabic & French (English subtitles)
Co-production: Syria-France
Courtesy of: Klaketa Árabe - Klaketa
Iberoamericana
Tuesday, July 20th – 11.05 am
Thursday, July 22nd – 3.45 pm
A former judge who still retains his regal bearing, Abu
Laila (stone-faced Mohamed Bakri, a Palestinian Buster
Keaton), now drives a taxi to make ends meet. His
customers are a motley cross-section of Ramallah’s
citizens: a young Romeo who hires the taxi to have a
place “alone” with his lover; a housewife who’ll stop
anywhere there’s a free-food giveaway (“Is this Fatah?
Hamas? Who knows? I just saw a line and got in”),
armed militia members (to whom Abu Laila points out
the “NO SMOKING” and “NO AK-47s” signs) and, in
one dramatically complicated case, an ex-convict who
leaves his cell phone in the cab. Our harried hero is also
trying to regain his former position (his frequent trips
to the Ministry of Justice are both comical and heartbreaking) and, today at least, needs a birthday cake for
his daughter.
Feature Film
Cinetéléfilms, Cinema Production Center,
Sweetwater Pictures & Fortissimo Films
2008
71’
Co-production: Tunisia, Palestine, & The Netherlands
Courtesy of: Mohamed Habib Attia
Friday, July 23rd – 12.30 am
Made in Europe
A film by Inan Temelkuran
Stories of Turkish people living in three European cities:
Madrid, Paris and Berlin. Most are illegal immigrants
and, while seeking permits or living in hideouts, they go
through life dealing with humiliation, insecurities, betrayals and self-pity. The stories reflect the schizophrenic
nature of the immigrant world, which turns the movie
into something more than life in Europe.
Feature Film
2007
85’
Turkish, Spanish, French, German (English subtitles)
Turkey
Courtesy: Selda Salman (VTR)
Thursday, July 22nd – 11.10 am
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Maid for Sale (left) / Messages from Paradise / Pomegranates and Myrrh / Prison no. 5: 1980-84 (right)
Maid for Sale
Pomegranates and Myrrh
Bonne à vendre
A film by Dima Al Joundi
Al Mor wa al Rumman
A film by Najwa Najjar
This socially concerned film reveals that among
800,000 immigrant workers in Lebanon, some
150,000 are maids from Sri Lanka. Many find
themselves in situations worse than those they
left behind at home. Many have their passports
confiscated, some are locked up in their employers’
houses and are paid as little as $100 a month. The
situation drives many to run away, often to equally
bad or even worse problems. Others attempt
suicide. The film draws a bleak picture of an
unfortunate situation found in many Arab countries,
not just Lebanon.
Documentary
Crystal Films, Les Films du Soleil & Cineart
Panaché Productions
2007
52’
Arabic, Sinhalese (English subtitles)
Co-production: Lebanon-France-Belgium
Courtesy of: Patricia Hubinet
Sunday, July 18th – 5.10 pm
Messages from Paradise
A film by Daniela Swarowsky & Samuli Schielke
In a village in Egypt, young men dream of migrating
to Europe where they hope to find all the good things
they lack at home: money, freedom, new horizons. In
Vienna, Egyptian migrants long to return home. Their
tales of migration reveal that the realities of living in
Europe are more complex and nuanced than they
themselves might have dreamt. Paradise, according to
both sides of this fictional dialogue, is always elsewhere. And perhaps happiness lies not in making old
dreams come true, but in finding new ones.
Documentary
Daniela Swarowsky
2009
44’
Arabic & German (English subtitles)
Co-production: Egypt-Austria-The Netherlands
Courtesy of: Daniela Swarowsky
Tuesday, July 20th – 10.05 am
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Ramallah, this decade. A free spirited woman dancer,
Kamar, finds herself the wife of a prisoner, Zaid, and away
from everything she loves until she returns to the dance,
defying society’s taboos. At the dance, Kamar is confronted
with Kais, a Palestinian returnee, who has taken Kamar’s
role as the head choreographer. Sparks fly between Kamar
and Kais, creating more than a passionate, emotional
dance for both of them. Matters become even more
complicated when Zaid’s sentence is extended.
Feature Film
Ustura Films
2009
98’
Arabic, English & Hebrew (English subtitles)
Palestine
Courtesy of: Najwa Najjar & Hani E. Kort
Thursday, July 22nd - 6.15 pm – Round Table with Director
7.25 pm – Pomegranates and Myrrh
Friday, July 23rd – 1.55 pm
Prison no. 5: 1980-84
5 nolu cezaevi: 1980-84
A film by Çayan Demirel
This is a documentary about Diyarbakir prison, where
some of the most horrific atrocities of state terror in recent
history took place after the military coup of 12th September 1980. The documentary exposes how the use of systematic torture and Turkification policies were imposed by
the state upon all prisoners, most of whom were Kurdish.
While the Turkish military authorities describe the prison
as a “military school”, the prisoners describe it as “years of
indescribable brutality”. The only way to break the chain of
atrocities was through resistance and self-sacrifice. The
prisoners took up the challenge to break it and 3 decades
later director Çayan Demirel takes up the challenge again
to show us what happened.
Documentary
Surela Film Yapim
2009
97’
Turkish (English subtitles)
Turkey
Courtesy of: Selda Salman (VTR)
Sayed Kashua – Forever Scared
A film by Dorit Zimbalist
“I‘m scared of cars, of dogs, of snakes. I’m scared
of airplanes, helicopters, tanks and soldiers. I’m
scared of terrorist attacks. I’m scared of Jews, I’m
scared of Arabs, I’m scared that one day they’ll
put us in refugee camps”. (Sayed Kashua, Haaretz
Newspaper 2002).
Sayed Kashua always feels he doesn’t belong. The
Jews don’t like him because he is an Arab. The
Arabs don’t like him because he is successful. The
Arabs think he is a collaborator. The Jews think he
is an alcoholic. He is always viewed as The Other,
and he is always scared.
This is an intimate yet political portrait of a writer
and publicist who is also a loving husband and a
father of two. His family pays a heavy price for the
choices he makes and the perpetual wandering
from place to place, from nation to nation,
belonging neither here nor there.
Documentary
Heymann Brothers Film
2009
52’
Hebrew & Arabic (English subtitles)
Israel
Courtesy of: Dorit Zimbalist & Heymann Brothers Film
Thursday, July 22nd – 10.05 am
The Glass House
A film by Hamid Rahmanian & Melissa Hibbard
The fringes of Iranian society can be a lonely
place, especially if you are a teenage girl with few
resources to fall back on. The Glass House follows
four girls striving to pull themselves out of the
margins by attending a one-of-a-kind rehabilitation
centre in uptown Tehran. Forget about the Iran
that you have seen before. With a virtually invisible
camera, the girls of The Glass House take us on
a never-before-seen tour of the underclass of
Iran with their brave and defiant stories: Samira
struggles to overcome forced drug addiction; Mitra
harnesses abandonment into her creative writing;
Sussan teeters on a dangerous ledge after years
of sexual abuse; and Nazila burgeons out of her
hatred with her blazing rap music. This groundbreaking documentary reflects a side of Iran few
have access to or paid attention to: a society lost
to its traditions with nothing meaningful to replace
them and a group of courageous women working
to instil a sense of empowerment and hope
into the minds and lives of otherwise discarded
teenage girls.
Documentary
Fictionville Studio
2008
92’
Persian (English subtitles)
Co-production: Iran-USA
Courtesy of: Melissa Hibbard
Wednesday, July 21st
7.10 pm – Director’s speech
7.15 pm – The Glass House
8.47 pm – Q&A
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The Long Night (left) / The One Man Village / The Other Side of the Mirror (right)
The Long Night
The One Man Village
La longue nuit
A film by Hatem Ali
A film by Simon El Habre
One night, three political prisoners are released
from jail, but a fourth one is not. Through one night,
one long night, the film depicts the details of their
release from prison back to life and their families’
reactions. The film also tackles the different lives
of the different members of these families in their
struggle to meet the daily needs of life where
some choose, voluntarily, to be in exile, while others
pay a very expensive price for staying: shunning,
isolation and marginalization. As one of the families
just released from prison awaits his “corner stone”,
the latter decides to head straight to his village,
his birthplace. Waiting for the daylight, the fourth
prisoner lives in a long night; he lives on the hope
that this night will one day come to an end.
Feature Film
Reelfilms - Haitham Hakki
2009
94’
Syria
Courtesy of: Hatem Ali
Semaan is leading a quiet life on his farm in the small
village of Ain al-Halazoun in the Lebanese mountains.
The hamlet was completely emptied and destroyed
in combats during the civil war in Lebanon between
1975 and 1990. Today, many years after an official
reconciliation, its inhabitants, who are all from one
family, regularly go back to the village to cultivate their
plots of land or visit their houses and always leave
before sunset. In his comforting and humorous film,
Simon El Habre observes the life in his quasi-ghost village and tries to reflect on the collective and individual
memory in a country that seems to live in a collective
amnesia and is vulnerable to a new civil war.
Documentary
Beirut DC
2008
86’
Lebanon
Courtesy of: Mec Film
Sunday, July 18th – 6.20 pm
The Other Side of the Mirror
L’envers du miroir
A film by Nadia Cherabi-Labidi
Selma, une jeune femme erre dans les rues d’Alger
portant un bébé tel un fardeau… Elle monte dans le
taxi de Kamel, où elle abandonne aussitôt son enfant.
Par ce geste, Selma a sans doute, mis son passé en
attente. Kamel, va, à son corps défendant, relancer ce
temps à l’arrêt qui est, en quelque sorte, aussi, le sien.
Mais peut-on évaluer l’intensité d’un feu seulement à
partir de la fumée qui s’en dégage. En allant au delà de
ce qui est apparent, on croise alors dans la vie comme
dans le reflet d’un miroir, son double, sa propre image.
Ce film est un fragment de miroir.
Feature Film
Procom Productions
2007
105’
Algeria / Courtesy of: Procom Productions
Friday, July 23rd – 3.45 pm
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The Screams of the Swallow Girls (left) / Twenty / Touareg Art and Poetry for the Third Millennium (right)
The Screams of the Swallow Girls
Twenty
Les cris des jeunes filles des hirondelles
A film by Moumen Smihi
Bist
A film by Abdolreza Kahani
While exploring young Larbi Salmi’s sexual turmoil
at the time of Moroccan Independence (in the
50’s), this ninth full-length movie aims to enlighten
the great questions that nowadays rock the Muslim
cultural sphere: the links between sacrilege and
holiness, sexuality and freethinking.
Feature Film
Imago Film Int.
2008
90’
Morocco
Courtesy of: Centre Cinématographique Marocain
Sunday, July 18th – 8 pm
Wednesday, July 23rd – 5.25 pm
Touareg Art and Poetry for the Third
Millennium
Furigraphier le vide
A film by Hélène Claudot-Hawad & Nathalie Michaud
Comment être nomade aujourd’hui? Comment poursuivre la marche qui multiplie les horizons? Comment
occuper le vide? Ces questions douloureuses se posent
avec une violence accrue dans les espaces arides du
Sahara et du Sahel à l’économie asphyxiée, à la population criminalisée et aux territoires âprement convoités
pour leurs richesses minières. Pour résister au chaos
et au non-sens, pour lutter contre l’ultime dépossession
de soi : celle de l’imaginaire, quarante-quatre poètes
touareg réunis pendant trois nuits et trois jours en
novembre 2006 à Agadez dessinent des parcours
sonores libérés des entraves qui immobilisent
aujourd’hui leur société et réinventent à leur manière
les trames du présent.
Twenty tells the story of Mr Soleimani (Parastui), a
grim-faced lonely old man who pays minimum wages to,
and demands maximum hours from, the put-upon staff
at his banqueting hall which caters for both weddings
and funerals. He shows no sympathy or understanding,
despite their endless litany of woes: a one-armed cook,
for example; a widowed waitress ostracized by society
carrying her child around on her hip; and homeless staff
members who sleep in trucks or buses before they
come back in again the next morning.
As deprived and ill-treated as they are, however, the
staff are still desperate when Mr Soleimani announces
his intention to shut down in 20 days due to ill health,
after which the site will be sold, razed to the ground and
a condominium for the rich erected in its place.
Feature Film
Iranian Independents
2009
88’
Farsi (English subtitles)
Iran
Courtesy of: Iranian Independents
Wednesday, July 21st – 8 pm
Friday, July 23rd – 10.45 am
Documentary
Université de Toulouse-Le Mirail & Portique Nomade
2009
55’
Berber (French subtitles)
France
Courtesy of: Hélène Claudot-Hawad & Nathalie
Michaud
Monday, July 19th – 10.05 am
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Film Festival / Festival du cinéma
Acknowledgements
Marc Abi Rached
Ashrafieh, Laique street, Halabi blg
Beirut
Lebanon
T. +961 1 562629
F. +961 1 562609 [email protected]
Hatem Ali
Damascus – Almazeh, Damascus
Syria
T. +963 11 44 69 35 00
M. +963 944 237 837
F. +963 11 44 69 35 01
[email protected]
Mohammad Atebbai
Iranian Independents
Po Box 15875-4769
Tehran
Iran
T. (+98-912) 3198693
[email protected]
Habib Attia
Cinetéléfilms
23, Rue d’Andalousie – Borj Baccouche
2080 l’Ariana Tunis
Tunisie
T. 216 70 731 985
F. 216 70 731 900
[email protected]
www.cinetelefilms.com
Nadia Cherabi
Procom International
23, Cité Soummam (Ex-Baranes), 16006
Air de France, Bouzarea, Alger Algérie
T. 213 21 94 33 77
F. 213 21 94 34 42
[email protected]
Hélène Claudot-Hawad & Nathalie Michaud
UTM-DTICE, 5 allées Antonio Machado,
31058, Toulouse
France
T. +33 (0) 5 61 50 42 48
[email protected]
Pablo Domínguez
C/ Entença 39, 2º-4ª
08015 – Barcelona
Spain
150
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M. +34 653 910 230
[email protected]
Patricia Hubinet
Les Films du Soleil
39 avenue de Saint Bernabé, 13012
Marseille
France
T. 334 91 49 14 00
F. 334 91 34 24 70
M. 33 603 83 33 75
[email protected]
Jean-Pierre Lledo
Naouel Films
France
M. +33 (0) 6 26 68 63 26
[email protected]
Najwa Najjar
Ustura Films
Jerusalem Road, Ramallah, 2119
Palestine
T. 9702 2966868
M. 972 599398297
F. 9702 2952486
[email protected] Irit Neidhardt
Mec Film
Meppener Stasse 9, 48155 Münster
Germany
T. +49 251 663346
F. +49 251 6744596
[email protected]
www.mecfilm.com
Selda Salman
VTR
Tesvikiye
34367 Istanbul
Turkey
T. 90 212 2313931
F. 90 212 2326147
[email protected]
[email protected]
Daniela Swarowsky
Wolphaertstraat 27b, 3082BK Rotterdam
The Netherlands
[email protected]
Dorit Zimbalist
Heymann Brothers Films
2 Barzilay street Tel-Aviv 65113
Israel
T. 972-3-5602701
F. 972-3-5604082
[email protected]
Centre Cinématographique Marocain
Quartier Industriel - Avenue El Majd
BP : 421, Rabat
Maroc
T. + 212 (0) 5 28 92 00 (L.G)
F. + 212 (0) 5 37 79 81 05 / 08
[email protected]
Klaketa Árabe – Klaketa Iberoamericana
Asun Santesteban
C/ Doctor A. Palomar, nº. 42, 3º D,
50002 Zaragoza
Spain
[email protected]
Hamid Rahmanian & Melissa Hibbard
39 Remsen Street, 2A Brooklyn,
NY 11201
USA
T. +1 718-852-7815
[email protected]
Amal Ramsis
29 El Khalifa El Amer, st., Nasr City, Cairo
Egypt
[email protected]
[email protected]
Ahmed Rashwan
3 Gamal Al Deen Al Afaghany st, Messaha ,
Haram 12111 Giza
Egypt
M. +2010-300-71 93
T. +202 252 49 747
F: +202 252 49 747
[email protected]
Ouarzazate Films Production
67, rue 26 Hay Essaada
Sid El Barnoussi
Casablanca
Maroc
T. +212 22 44 62 62
F. +212 22 44 62 62
[email protected]
Film Festival
Festival du cinéma
List of Participants and Related Activities / Liste des participants et activités associées
A
Aba El Kheil, Suliman Ababneh, Abdelkader Ababneh, Sara Abassi, Driss Abaza, Oumnia Abbas, Mehdi Abbas, Mukarram Abbasy-Asbagh, Ghazal Abboud, Samer Abdel Fadil M. Abdel Aziz, Mohammed Abdel Ghany, Reem Abdel-Fadil, Mona Abdelhadi, Magdi Abdelhady, Khalid Aly Abdelhakim, Aboullouz Abdelhamid, Hénia Abdelhay, El Khili Abdelouahab, Belgherras Abdelrahman, Maha Abderrezak, Adel Abderrezak, Hakim Abderrezak, Benhabib Abdessamad, Hichem Abdesselam, Salah Abdessemed-Foufa, Amina Abdo, Diya Abdo, Nahla Abdollahi, Mahshid Abdul Kadous, Mayssa Abdulhadi, Rabab AbdulHassan, Nabeel Abdulrahman, Assem Abecassis, Frédéric Abella, Manolo Abenante, Paola Abou El-Fadl, Khaled Abou-Bakr, Randa Abou-Hodeib, Toufoul Aboukhater, Roula Abou-Zaki, Hala C. Abu Amara, Nisrin Abu Jaber, Saleem Abu Nahleh, Lamis Abugideiri, Hibba Abujidi, Nurhan Abbreviations list / Liste d’abréviations
MC = Meeting in Conjunction / Réunions parallèles
Po = Poster / Affiche
RT = Roundtable / Table Ronde
154
WOCMES
472
208
414
073
270
047
414
105
238
RT-141
MC-23
325
MC-17
130
409
362, 391
454
153
383
015
179, 461
021
391
Po-05
003
290
171, 214, 231
343
MC-04
RT-281, RT-431
036
MC-04
265
311
286
RT-141
276
142
202
165
144
360
266
219
414
Abukhalil, Asàd Abunnasr, Yaser AbuRabi, Ibrahim Aburabia, Safa Abu-Shoek, Ahmed Achmawi, Randa Achour-Bouakkaz, Nawel Acikel, Fethi Acloque, Benjamin Acma, Bulent Adelkhah, Fariba Adely, Fida Adib-Moghaddam, Arshin Adiong, Nassef M. Adly, Hossam Adriaesens, Dirk Affif, Edouard Mills Agapiou-Josephides, Kalliope Agensky, Jonathan Agir, Seven Agius, Dionisius A. Agus Yusoff, Mohammad
Ahmadi, Sayed Abbas Ahmadypor, Zahra Ahmed, Ali Ahmed, Yasmine M. Ahmed, Shahinaz Ahmed, H.K. Ahmed, Sumaiyah Ahmed, Chanfi Ahmedou, Mohamed Saïd Ould Aicart Yudego, Joan Aidyn, Mustafa Aimone, Laura Airò, Barbara Aishima, Hatsuki Aita, Samir Aixalà, Albert Aixelà, Yolanda Aja, Eliseo Akacem, Mohammed Akahori, Masayuki Akar, Sylvia Akbarnia, Ladan Akbarzadeh, Shahram
Akboga, Sema Akiba, Jun RT-431
208
154
171
262
088, MC-17
052
037
442
279, 315, 365
079
076, 320
100
457
443
170, RT-371
RT-169
259
481
182
016
423
480
449
MC-22
307
310
129
267
262
489
205
337
MC-13, MC-14
428
109
MC-17
MC-22
MC-11, 343, 394
107
233
065, 101
085
439
092
406
377
List of participants and related activities / Liste des participants et activités associées
Akioud, Hassan Akkaya, Ahmet Aknur, Müge Aksan, Virginia H. Aksel, Bahar Aktan Kucuk, Deniz Aktar, Ayhan Aktoprak, Elcin Al Fassi, Hatoon Al Handal, Adil Yousef Al Umari, Sana Al-Abbasi, Abeer A. Alaç, Rojda Al-adhadh, Kamil Al-Adhami, Mundher Alagha, Joseph Alahmar, Hazar Al-Ali, Nadje Al-Anani, Khalil
Alankus, Sevda Al-Arian, Laila Al-Asadi, Dhiaa Al-Assaf, Sawsan Alatiyat, Ibtesam Al-Attar, Mariam Alay, Josep Lluís Alay’lu, Sevilen Toprak Al-Ayouty, Iman Alazzeh, Ala Albadri, Nasser Al-Bar, Mohammed Albayrak, Ismail Albqami, Raja M. Albrecht, Holger Albrecht, Mara Albukaai, Diaa Al-Dailami, Ahmed Al-Dakkak, Kelly Alemany, Agustí Al-Fawzan, Abdullah
Algan, Ece Alghadeer, Hessa Al-Ghadeer, Moneera Al-Ghamdi, Alaa Al-Hamarneh, Ala Al-Hardan, Anaheed Al-Harthi, Jokha Al-Harthi, Mazin Al-Hassan Golley, Nawar Ali, Taisier M. Ali, Malik H. 243
133
136
206, 239
208
050
106
037
236
164
430
145
071
125
RT-371
379
MC-04
121, 195, 285, MC-01
022
378
RT-431
054
150
488
459-b
474
160
126
038
445
111
090
114
322
074
MC-04
429
090, 353
470
458
022, 160
276
389
458
009, 040, 432, 469
231
102
458
353
346
129, 164
Ali Abdallah, Aishah Ali Chelongar, Mohammad
Ali de Unzaga, Miriam Ali Lidasan, Amirah Ali Mat Zin, Aizan Alibek, Pius Al-Ibrashy, May Ali-de-Unzaga, Omar Alizadeh Kashani, Neda Al-Janabi, Basim Aljaradin, Mohammad Al-Jawahiri, Emad Aljazy, Ibrahim Al-Jeloo, Nicholas Alkan, Necati Alkan Olsson, Johanna Alkan Olsson, Ilhami Al-Khayyat, Sana Allegra, Marco Allinson, Jamie Almezaini, Khalid Al-Mukhtar, Mustafa A. Alnajjar, Mustafa Alone, Massimo Alqarawee, Harith Al-Qasimi, Noor Al-Rashed, Thaer Al-Rasheed Nayel, Ameena Al-Rowaily, Saud L.R. Al-Saad, H.T. Al-Salimi, Abdulrahman Al-Sayyid, Mustapha K. Al-Shaaer, Raed Al-Shaikh, Abdul-Rahim Al-Shilabi, Ahmed Alsuwaidi, Fares Altan, Cemal Al-Tikriti, Nabil Altug, Fatih Altun, Fahrettin Alvarado, David Álvarez de Millán, Cristina Álvarez-Ossorio, Ignacio Alviso-Marino, Anahi Alwan Al-mayah, Abdulridah A. Al-Zahrani, Adel Amad, Iman Amadessi, Veronica Amal El-Maaytah, Aleksandra Amara, Mahfoud Ambjörn, Lena Po-08
020
Po-04
RT-460
050
MC-22
187
098
347
RT-371
227-b
119
161
287
299
280
237
150
309, 333
242
403
164
MC-04
057
422
450
005
180
178
129
448
161, 194
227-b
115
458
375
162
238
314
144, 296
089
251
096
434
164
458
130
193
360
073
156
WOCMES
155
Ambrosini, Maurizio Amghar, Samir Amin, Yasmin Amina, Abdi Amina Ouenzar, Iman Amirah-Fernández, Haizam Amitai, Reuven Ammar, Leïla Amoroso, Bruno Amour, Philipp Anas, Omair Anceschi, Luca Anderson, Betty Anderson, Jon W. Andreeva, Elena Andujar, Ndeye Anglès, Julia Anitta, Kynsilehto Annemarie, Profanter Antela-Bernárdez, Borja Antil, Alain Antín, Yolanda Antoon, Sinan Aoudé, Ibrahim G. Aoun, Joy Aouragh, Miriyam Aperghis, G.G. Aragall, Xavier Arai, Kazuhiro Aral, Berdal Ardiç, Nurullah Aref, Haider Arenas, Manuel
Argit, Betul I. Arkawi, Abeer Armbrust, Walter Arminjon, Constance Arnon, Na’ama O. Arrayás Morales, Isaías Arrivabeni, Monica Artaud, Hélène Artens, Hannes Ascanio, Lorenzo Asli Aksoy, Hürcan Asma, Benbouhedja Asutay, Mehmet Atacan, Fulya Ataman, Muhittin Atasoy, Yildiz Atay, Güldehan Attaheri, Mimoun 156
WOCMES
336
387
119
465
015
092, 201, MC-20
411
152
463
030
140
100
320
228, 173
174
267
Po-13, MC-13
430
419
221
329
250
115
147
288
061
024
007, 483, Po-26, MC-13
101
481
416
005
424
049
202
109, 367
332
474
082
MC-04
323
292
313, 486
194, 425
002
264
404
441
112
050
449
Attar, Samar Attias, Aviel Attinà, Fulvio Aubaile-Sallenave, Françoise Auclair, Laurent Aviam, Mordechai Awang, Azmi Aydin, Zulkuf Aydingun, Aysegul Aydinli, Halil Ibrahim Ay’e, Güner Ayeb, Habib Aygül, Ceren
Aykaç, Pinar Ayman, Gulden Aymes, Marc Aysel, Nezih R. Aytekin, E. Attila Aytekin İnceoğlu, Asuman Aytürk, İlker Ayyildiz, Esengul Azab, Mahmoud Azadibougar, Omid Azaiez, Mehdi Azaola, Bárbara Azara, Pedro Azem, Ahmad J. Azhar, Ahmad Aziza, Mimoun Azizan Sabjan, Muhammad Azizi, Shadi Azizi, Shadnaz Azizi, Mahmoud Azoy, G. Whitney 190
380
201, 233, 259
213
018
MC-04
423
062
199
406
106
352
459
476
147
258, 377
050
027
014
258
160
274
347
143
345
050
481
423
336
175
167
167
355
073
B
Baabood, Abdullah Bacaria, Jordi Baccarin, Cristina Bache, Christina Bacik, Gokhan Badakhchani, Jalal Badaruddin, Shaharuddin Badawi, Ahmed Bader, Ali Baer, Marc Baer, Andrea Bagce, Samet Bagdadi, Itir Baghban, Iran 403
304
MC-04
209, 475
100
210
023
280-c
054
116
302
199
465
033
Bagheri, Asal Bagheri, Mehri Bagherian, Mohammad Bagli, Mazhar Bah, Mohamed Fall Ould Bahadir, Sefik Alp Bahdon, Mohamed Bahurmoz, Asma Baines, Melodee M. Baker, Raymond William Bakour, Mohamed Balazümbül, Zeyneb Balcı, Ali Balda-Tillier, Monica Baltà, Jordi Baltiansky, Gadi Bania, Radoslaw Banisadre, Niloufar Banishamsa, Amjad Bank, André Bank, Charlotte Barbalat, Ari Barbé, Esther Barbeito, Mary Luz Barbosa, Gustavo Barceló, Miquel Barlas, Dilek Barona, Claudia Barrado Timón, Diego Barrani, Mouneim Barras, Amelie Barriga, Cecilia Barthel, Pierre-Arnaud Bartowski, Maciej Barzani, Mahmood Bashier, Fathi Bashiron Mendolicchio, Herman Bashshur Abunnasr, Maria Başlık, Seher Basma, Tarchi Bassil, Noah Bassiri Tabrizi, Aniseh Bataineh, Afaf Bauer, Susanne Baulúz, Javier Baumann, Hannes Bawardi, Hani Bayat, Masoud Bayoumi, Dalia Bayram Soner, Ali Bazoobandi, Sara 079
082
167
447
323
005
RT-401
380
343
170, RT-225
002
247
296
058
MC-06
MC-16
373
079
064
001, 053, 172
375
441
294, MC-10
080
121
317
377
420
442
036
081
MC-06b
350
427
005
297
375
223
208
070
057
166
222
091
056
120
230
470
345
013
114
Beaudevin, Claire Beaugrand, Claire Béchir Ayari, Michaël Beck, Martin Becker, Martina Beghami, Yassine Behar, Almog Behr, Timo Behravesh, Maysam
Behrooz, Maziar Belfioretti, Luca Belguidoum, Saïd Belli, Alessia Belloni Mignatti, Maria Pia Bellusci, Luca Bellver, José Belt, David D. Ben Achour, Souhayma Ben Damir, Amina Ben Hamadi, Amor Ben Hounet, Yazid Ben Slimane, Fatma Ben Tahar, Jamel Benabbas Kaghouche, Samia Benamar, Nardjess Benamar, Abdelhak Benamar, Mohamed Abdelatif Ben-Ari, Nirit Benbouziane, Mohamed Bendana, Kmar Bendjaballah, Ouassila Bendo-Soupou, Dominique Benfenati, Simona Benhabib, Abderrezak Benharkat, Sarah Benjemia, Monia Bensedrine, Sihem Benselama, Safia Bergareche, Borja Bergh, Sylvia I. Bernard, Anna Bernard Maugiron, Nathalie Berndtsson, Ronny Bernes, Laure-Anne Bernhardsson, Magnus T. Bernsand, Niklas Berry, Moulouk Berti, Benedetta Berto, Luigi Andrea Bertran, Jordi Berzighiyarova, Maria 436, 462
364
329
203, 226, 257
402
Po-01
132
269
435
174
016
RT-029
447
012
188
185
RT-113
118
232
261
389
391
362
110
Po-14
021
385, Po-14
138
021
428
063
463
490
021
052
118
290
003
MC-17
162
132
118
227-b
007
238
387
219
043
175
MC-17
358
WOCMES
157
Besleney, Zeynel Abidin Biancani, Francesca Bicakci, Salih Bier, Laura Bilezikci, Cigdem Bilgin, Pinar Biosca, Carles Biran, Michal Birdal, Nur Banu K. Birringer, Thomas Blackwell, Sue Blanc Altemir, Antonio Blili, Leïla Blue, Lucy Blum, Binyamin Blum Bakour, Houda Bocquet, Denis Bodenstein, Ralph Boening, Astrid Boëx, Cécile Bofill, Maria Boisliveau, Anne-Sylvie Boissier, Annabelle Boix, Joana Bollens, Scott A. Bombardier, Alice
Bombardieri, Maria Bonakdarian, Mansour Bond, David Bonine, Michael E. Bonnefoy, Laurent Bonos, Yannis Boon, Vivienne Bora, Altun Borck, Carsten Borges de Castro, Ricardo Borgmann, Monika Borrell, Ferran Bos, Gerrit Boscarol, Agnese Botmeh, Samia Bouasria, Abdelilah Boubekeur, Amel Bouchard, Mathieu Boudemagh, Noureddine Bouderbane, Azzedine Boudersa, Leulmi Boudreau Morris, Katie Boufenara, Karima Bougrioua, Lamia Boulay, Sébastien 158
WOCMES
378
428
437
219
337
089
243
439
195
203
035
386
263
016
293
026
134
417
123
402
MC-04
143
455
MC-04
309
455
370-b
229
438
Po-30
434, 364
258
096
160
148
136
235
MC-04
153
381
035
482
329, 363
477
063
222
330
061
002
373
323
Boulby, Marion Bouma, Aomar Bounoua, Choaib Bourmaud, Philippe Bourqia, Rahma Bouso, Monica Boussaa, Djamel Boussaid, Farid Boussouf, Faïma Boustani, Carmen Boutbouqalt, Tayeb Bouteldja, Naima Bouteldja, Abdelnacer Boutieri, Charis Bouziane, Malika Bouzidi, Houda Boztemur, Recep Bozzo, Anna Brach, Juliane Bradley, John Brahimi Bensalem, Nesma Branca, Paolo Branco Correia, Fernando Brand, Aaron Brandenburg, Torsten Bravo López, Fernando Bremberg, Niklas Brentjes, Sonja Breuer, Ingo Briant, Pierre
Brisebarre, Anne-Marie Briskman, Linda Bromber, Katrin Browers, Michaelle Brown, Scott G. Browne, Heather Brownson, J. M. Jamil Bruckmayr, Philipp Bruckstein Çoruh, A.S. Brummett, Palmira Bsoul, Labeeb Bsoul, Fakhri Bualuan, Hayat El Eid Buckner, Elizabeth Buechs, Annette Bueno, Josefina Bunch, Clea Bunt, Gary R. Burcak, Berrak Burgat, François Burge, Stephen 414
173
021
436
432
MC-04
187
409
003
217
028
RT-460
021
300
162
012
199
268
197, 234
359
070
255
349
074
469
271
294
058, 098, 122
426
024
453
181
134
405
315
173
240
440
Po-28
093, 206
313
025
467
348
216
046
334
228
041
170, 305, 364
102
Burkay, Helin Bustos, Rafael
Butcher, Kevin Butxaca, Jordi Byrne, Jeffrey James 284
015, 435, Po-29
055
398-b
269
C
Cacciapuoti, Giuliana 486, Po-11
Çaha, Havva 487
Çaha, Ömer 041
Çakici, Sermin 476
Cakir, Burcin 267
Cakirer, Deniz 237
Calaf, Rosa Maria MC-17
Calasso, Vanna 393
Calatrava, Adolfo 444
Calderini, Simonetta 303
Caletrio, Javier 181
Calkins, Sandra 426
Calvo, Angel 319
Calvo Labarta, Emilia 251
Camarero, Inmaculada 272
Campos, Michelle 356
Camps, Eliana MC-22
Cancian, Alessandro 157
Canel, Ozgur 395
Cano Avila, Pedro 272
Cantini, Daniele 469
Cañete Aranda, M. Dolores 048
Capresi, Vittoria 128, 152
Carabí, Guillem 205
Carafa, Luigi 183
Caratini, Sophie 420
Carbonell, Laia MC-06
Cardeira da Silva, Maria 135
Çarkoglu, Ali 451
Carlisle, Jessica 176
Carniel Bugs, Ricardo 056
Carpenter-Latiri, Dora 418
Carrasco, Silvia 398-b
Caruso, Carmen 231
Carvajal, Fernando 433
Casado i Aijón, Irina 397
Casaglia, Anna 309, 333
Casanovas, Xavier 003, 039, 070, 110, 130, 187, 202
Casier, Marlies 133
Casini, Lorenzo 381
Cassarino, Mirella 344
Cassarino, Jean-Pierre 311
Cassia, Antonella 429
Castellanos, Carles Casulleras, Josep Català, Alexandre Catlos, Brian A. Cato, Johan Cattedra, Raffaele Cavatorta, Francesco Çduygu, Ahmet Celep, Odul Çelik, Birten Celikpala, Mitat Cenev, Gjore Cerarols, Rosa Cerdà i Ferré, Josep Chaalal, Amin Chacko Jacob, Wilson Chandan, Sukant Chandler, Jennifer Chapoutot, Mounira Chedouki, Jihane Chelkowski, Peter Chergui, Samia Cherif, Mustapha Cherif Seffadj, Nabila Cherkaoui, Driss Chevalier, Patrice Cheynel, Jean-Paul Chiappero-Martinetti, Enrica Chiara, Diana Chiara Calabrese, Erminia Chibi, Abderrahim Chiffoleau, Sylvia Chirugwagomi, Heidi Chiti, Eléna Chokri, Essifi Chomiak, Laryssa Chouadra, Said Chraïbi, Aboubakr Christmann, Andreas Christol, Aurelien Chubak, Hamideh Ciabarri, Luca Ciric, Ivana Civantos, Christina Clancy-Smith, Julia Claret, Andreu Clark, Cari Jo Clark, Janine A. Clarke, Morgan Claudot-Hawad, Hélène Clément, Anne 243
185
398-b
384
127
350
001, 047, 233, 405, MC-10
081
136
045
378
051
354
375
370-b
115
RT-431
270
261
208
174, 372
039
213
070
137
434
RT-169
204
300, 396
074
021
436
157
265
070
326
052
344
216
MC-04
210
134
187
179
263
177
388
394
332
RT-169
293
WOCMES
159
Coates Ulrichsen, Kristian Cohen, Raya Cole, Juan Colette, Establet Coll, Carme Conte, Maria Rosaria Cooper, John P. Corboz, Elvire Correa, Elka Correale, Francesco Cortadella Morral, Jordi Cortadelles, Àngel Cortés, Carles
Cortese, Delia Cosar, Simten Costa, Oriol Costa Font, Joan Ç’rakman, Asl’ Cremonesi, Lorenzo Cresti, Federico Cricco, Massimiliano Cruanyes, Toni Crusafon, Carmina Csicsmann, Laszlo Csirkés, Ferenc Cunliffe, Emma Cutillas Ferrer, Josep F. Czygan, Christiane
283
333
238, 332
027
056
381
016
332
396
420, 442
082
MC-06
046
361
327
294
091, 126
103
064
128, 428, 438
268
MC-17
028
216
382
MC-04
250
459
D
D’ana, Seif Da Riva, Rocio Dach, Johannes Dadoo, Yousuf Daftary, Farhad Daghfous, Radhi Dahlgren, Susanne Dalmasso, Emanuela Daniele, Giulia Danis, Mary Dar, Natasha Darbouche, Hakim Darvish Rohani, Shirin Darwisheh, Housam Daryaee, Touraj Daves, Bryan Davidson, Christopher Davis, Rochelle Dayem Nusear, Abdel Dayton, Maria 160
WOCMES
147
MC-04
247
075
067, 210
261
303
017
171
223
286
351, 280-b, 386, MC-10
131, 220
484
055
449
283
076
RT-141
RT-087, RT-399
de Felipe, Helena De Gregorio, Claudia de Hart, Betty de la Cruz, Óscar de la Puente, Cristina De Nicola, Bruno de Regt, Marina de Stefani, Paolo De Wenden, Catherine W. Debruyne, Pascal DeGregorio, Claudia Deguilhem, Randi Deiana, Manuela del Río, Olga Del Sarto, Raffaella A. Del Zanna, Giorgio Delgado, Mireia Delhaye, Grégoire Della Ratta, Donatella Demichelis, Marco Demiralp, Seda Deniz Cakir, Dunya Deniz Ozan, Ebru Dennerlein, Bettina Depetris, Nicolas Desplat, Patrick Desrues, Thierry Deu, Esteve Deubel, Tara Deveci, Cem Deweerdt, Charlotte Di Peri, Rosita Di Ricco, Massimo Diafat, Abderrahmane Díaz-Fajardo, Montserrat Dieckhoff, Alain Diéguez Melo, María Dietl, Gulshan Dilyara, Guseynova Dimitroulias, Sophie Dinero, Steven Dingeç, Emine Dionigi, Filippo Dirèche, Karima Djhanin, Habiba Dodeen, Mahmoud Dogan, Setenay Nil Domínguez Gregorio, Pablo Donker, Teije Donner, Fred Donzelli, Maria 098
MC-04
176
302
349
411, 439, 474
151
204
311
009
MC-04
324, RT-169
048
056
351, MC-10
268
386
307
367
272
237
368
237
235, 280-c
183
241, 298
329, 366
319
389
103
265
233
192, 275
039
185
288
375
209
252
386
389
467
204
329
MC-06b
456
378
018
322
024, 067
463
Doratli, Naciye Dorigo, Rosella Dorlian, Georges Dorlian, Samy Dornschneider, Stephanie Dowling, Thomas E. Drenttel, Tamara Dris, Nassima Dris Ait-Hammadouche, Louisa Drory, Joseph Dudek, Anna Dukmak, Wafa
Dumariyyeh, Naser Dumasy, François Dumbe, Yunus Dumont, Liliane Dunja, Larise Dupret, Baudouin Durac, Vincent Duran, Burhanettin Durán, Paula Durbaş, Bingül Durieux, Jacob D’urso, Alexandra Dursun, Selcuk DuVall, Jack Dzisiów-Szuszczykiewicz, Aleksandra 202
381
193
434
075
RT-113
209
186
089
398
248
458
367
128
241
RT-169
271
118, 176, 389
017, 069, 127
013
RT-059
014
297
138
182
427
122
E
Ebert, Hans-Georg Ebrahim, Amaal Hassan Mohammed Ebrahimi, Mansoureh Eccarius-Kelly, Vera Echevarría Arsuaga, Ana Eddin Ibrahim, Saad Efdal Ozkul, Ali Egemen Ozbek, Esen Eickelman, Dale F. Eida, Ahmed Mewloud Ould Eido, M. Issam El Barasi, Yakub El Chazli, Karim El Dahshan, Mohamed El Faïz, Mohammed El Fani, Nadia El Ftouh, Abdesselam El Harrouni, Khalid El Horr, Mustapha El Imrani, Abdelouahab El Kadi, Ihsame 277
419
373
181
384
RT-087
131
422
173
489
084
036
190, 419
456
251
MC-06b
007
187
048
056
MC-17
El Kerdany, Dalila El Khalaf, Mona El Messaoudi, Amina El Mnasfi, Mustapha El Ouazzani Chahdi, Loubna El Samad, Ali Elaid Lahouaria, Nourine El-Amrani, Abdel Rahman El-Bassiouny, Noha El-Bathy, Basma Elena, Alberto El-Fadl, Khaled Abou El-Far, Mohamed Elhachimi, Mohamed El-Khalili, Mohammed El-Khouri, Lamia El-Khoury, Melkar El-Khoury, Laura J. Ellialti, Tugce Elliesie, Hatem El-Mahdi, Rabab Elmusa, Sharif Elnur, Ibrahim El-Outmani, Ismail El-Richani, Sarah Elsadda, Hoda Elsässer, Sebastian Elsayed, Eman El-Sayed Selim, Mohammad El-Sayegh, Fatima Eltayeb Ahmed, Mey Eltayeb Elgali, Sahar Emara, Ayman Fouad Sayyed Emperador Badimon, Montserrat Ephrat, Daphna Epkenhans, Tim Eppel, Michael Erder, Sema Erdogan, Yildirim Erdogru, M. Akif E’ref Turan, Ali Ermis, Fatih Ershad, F. Ertan, Ezgi Erten, Murat Ertınas, Hande Erturk, Mustafa Ertu’rul, Kür’ad Escribano, Gonzalo Escudero Chauvel, Lucrecia Esmeir, Samera MC-23
473
107
186
303
309
421
048
289
044
072
274
365
329
130
051
308
147
041
247
352, 383
035
230, 266
179
144
230, 266, 270
318
082
154
328
256
256
274
198, MC-12
058
207
188
106
199
131
106
468
010
473
459-b
014
353
103
183, 294
094
038, 115
WOCMES
161
Espinet i Burunat, Francesc Esposito, Claudia Essaid, Aida Etemadi, Elham Ettayeb, Mahmoud Ettmueller, Eliane Ursula Evri, Yuval Eyadat, Zaid Eyob, Ruth Ezbidi, Basem Ezgi Gurcan, Ayse Ezzerell, Kaïs 205, 330
461
333
450
362
276
132
204
RT-401
112
081
356
F
Faddagh, Mustafa Sami Fadil, Mohamed Faedah, Totah Fahd, Ahmed Fahmy, Ninette Faissal, Hadia Fajula, Anna Falahat, Somaiyeh Farag, Iman Farage, Samar Farah, May Farha, Mark Fariha, Mimoun Farouk Bajunid, Omar Farrin, Raymond K. Fartacek, Gebhard Fathollah-Nejad, Ali Fawzi, Nadia Fawzi Al-Assadi, Wesam Fean, Paul Fedele, Valentina Feldman, Matthew Feliu i Martínez, Laura Fernández, Natalia Fernández, Eva Fernández López, M.ª Ángeles Fernández Molina, Irene Ferragina, Eugenia Ferraro, Valeria Ferrer i Mallol, Maria Teresa Ferrero, Cándida Fethi, Salah Fidora, Alexander Fierro, Maribel Filiu, Jean-Pierre Findley, Carter 162
WOCMES
129
409
187
RT-281, RT-431, RT-460
277
MC-04
080
068
432
246
061
275
MC-22
301
137
220
092
129
290
310, 390
486
119
198, 409
080
MC-06b
183
366
463, 490
440
384
302
330
218, 302, 317
058, 060, 098
338
324
Firoz Uddin, Sabah Fischer, Sarah Fischer Tahir, Andrea Fliche, Benoit Florence, Renucci Florensa, Senén Florin, Bénédicte Fonseca, Sofia Foqaha, Nidal Forcada Nogués, Miquel Forte, Francesca Fortier, Corinne Foster, Angel Fotouhi, Sanaz Frede, Britta Fredj, Claire Freire, Francisco Freitag, Ulrike Freixa, Carme Frigui, Soumaya Frings, Marc Frische, Johannes Fritzsche, Kerstin Frutos, Susana Fuentelsaz, Jorge Furberg Moe, Cathrine
Fürtig, Henner 369
195
235
404
Po-18
088, MC-17
443
221
MC-16
185, 251
060
215
388
142
116
428
323, 489
116, 262
MC-22
466
280-b
397
295
094
119
471
257
G
Gabsi, Wafa
Gade, Tine Gaertner, Julien Gaetano, Lalomia Gafsia, Chiraz Galal, Lise Galal, Ehab Galas, Michal Galip, Ozlem Gallo, Elisabetta Gamal, Adel S. Gamini, Amir M. Gandolfi, Paola Gandolfo, K. Luisa García, Puerto García Altadill, Elisabet García Galindo, Juan Antonio García Ortiz, Ángel Garcia Ramon, Maria Dolors García-Montalvo, José Gardeñes Santiago, Miguel 455
120
RT-169
344
039
359
140
395
369
MC-04
355
156
117
318
366
080
028
168
354
091, 126
118
Garofalo, Sabrina Gavagnin, Katia Geisser, Vincent Gelovani, Nani Gençtürk Hızal, Senem Geneinhardt-Buschhardt, Konstanze Genin, Didier Genovese, Danila Gerlach, Daniel Gerlini, Matteo Gershovich, Moshe Gervasio, Gennaro Ghabbour, Walid Ghaly, Mohammed Ghandour-Demiri, Nada Ghanoonparvar, M. R. Ghanoun, Morteza Gharib, Samir Ghazal, Amal Ghazanfar, Shahina A. Ghidoni, Alessandro Ghodrat-Dizaji, Mehrdad Ghodsi, Ali Mohammad Ghrawi, Amer Giacaman, George Giesen, Jonathan Giglioli, Ilaria 3
Gil Pérez, Javier Gillespie, Richard Gillet-Ouhenia, Fanny Gilli-Elewy, Hend Gintsburg, Sarali Giralt, Josep Gleissner, Xenia Gobe, Éric Goenaga, Amaia Goker, Zeynep Gulru Gokkir, Necmettin Göl, Ayla Gölbaşı, Edip Golzard, Vahideh Gomes Faria, Rita Gómez, Anna Gómez Bustos, Laura Gómez García, Luz Gómez-Castro, Daniel Gómez-Quintero, Juan David González Bracco, María Carolina González Riera, José María Gonzalez-Quijano, Yves Goode, James 012
MC-04
366
470
044
286
453
387
144
242, 269
482
017, 057, 100, MC-22
290
111
427
372
269
MC-23
172
178
016
051
Po-09
234
112
RT-399
33
481
295, 351, MC-10
402
394
421
052
044
329
433
195
272
146
299
180
366
MC-04
MC-06
098, 271, 338, 387
221
190
345
329
173, 455
481
Goodrich, Thomas Gorska, Lena Gottesfeld, Dorit Goudal, Emilie Goulding, Kristine Gowayed, Heba Grabowski, Wojciech Gracia, Germinal Gil Gradeva, Rossitsa Grams, Benan Gramsch, Alexander Granås Kjøstvedt, Hilde Grangaud, Isabelle Granmayeh, Ali Grassi, Davide Grau i Segu, Martí Gray, Kevin W. Greco, Paolo Greeley, Robin Adele Greenstein, Ran Gregoire Delaunoy, Raimundo Gregoratti, Leonardo Gregurovic, Sujezna Grémont, Charles Grigoriadis, Theocharis N. Grosso, Sarah Grunow, Katja Gruntz, Lucile Guardi, Jolanda Guenther, Sebastian Guérin, René Guida, Michelangelo Guillaume, Jean-Patrick Guinand, Sandra Guirguis, Dina Gumuscu, Sebnem Gunlu, Ebru Günther, Sebastian Guo, Li Gurbey, Sinem Gutiérrez de Terán, Ignacio Guvenc, Serhat Güzeldere, Ekrem Eddy 211
418
290
455
343
310
387
MC-16
239
005
247
414
RT-029
092
201
127, 463
189, 392, 459-b, MC-22
277
024, 055, 067, 093
011
168
221
370-b
442
398
121
234
307
438
060
110
100
344
039
RT-399
081
033
058
312
081, 406
RT-401
337
146
H
Habib, Nadia Hadafi, Farzaneh Haddad, Mouloud Haddad, Yvonne Haddad, Toufic 375
408
338
124, 088
341
WOCMES
163
Hadjij, Cherifa Hadj-Moussa, Ratiba Hafez, Melis Hage, Ghassan Haghani, Fakhri Hailbronner, Kay Haj-Yahia, Muhammad Hakimi, Zohra Hale, Sondra Halim, Cameel Halitim, Amor Hall, Matthew Hamad, Hanan Hamadeh, Shirine Hamadouche, Louisa Dris-Aït Hamanaka, Shingo Hamdan-Saliba, Hanaa Hamdi, Hatif Hamdy, Iman Hamed, Yasser Hammadache, Ahmed Hammood, Hanaa Hamzah, Dyala Hanafi, Sari Haney, Gina Hanioğlu, Şükrü Hanley, Will Hansen, Lexine T. Hanya, Dema Haoui Bensaada, Samira Haoula, Mohamed Harbord, Katherine Harding, Taymour Harel, Yaron Harjane, Abdelkarim Harrami, Nurredin Harseeva, Tatiana Hartmann, Sarah Hartnell, Tobin Hartwig, Dirk Haslak, Irfan Hasrul Zakariah, Muhamad Hassabo, Chaymaa Hassan, Arwa Hassanpour, Amir Hassanpour Alashty, Hossein Hassen, Benmessaoud Hassencahl, Fran Hasso, Frances Haugbolle, Sune Hayes, Malcolm 164
WOCMES
RT-029
186
045
246
408
107
388
152
285
RT-087
Po-05
108, 164, 178
142, 195
417
MC-10
031
414
490
352, 383
227-b
444
005
109, 241
391
135
356
190, 293
030
456
003
385
475
049
026
402
117
297
419
051
143
406
165
023
427
292
273
Po-21
433
195
083, 109
MC-23
Hedayet, Nagwa Hegasy, Sonja Heil, Simone Hendrich, Béatrice
Henry, Mélanie Hermes, Nizar F. Hernández Estrada, Javier Hernando de Larramendi, Miguel Herranz Surrallés, Anna Herrera Casais, Mónica Hertog, Steffen Hervás Jávega, Isabel Hetou, Ghaidaa Heydeman, Steven Higgins, Annie C. Hillenbrand, Carole Hily, Marie-Antoinette Hinnebusch, Raymond Hirschkind, Charles Hoffman, Katherine E. Hoffmann, Sophia Hofmann, Sabine Hogendijk, Jan Holmsen, Jenny Holt, Maria Holthaus, Leonie Honvault, Juliette Horst, Jakob Hoseini, Maryam Hoskara, Sebnem Hosni Mostafa, Dina Hosoda, Kazue Hossein Saket, Mohammad Houbaida, Mohamed Hout, Syrine Hughes, Edel Hulsman, Cornelis Humphrey, Michael Hünefeld, Kerstin Hunt, Jennifer Husary, Jacqueline Husni, Ronak Hussain Khan, Adil Hussein, Ali A. Husseini, Hassan I
Ibrahim, Vivian Ibrahim, Barbara Ibrahim, Woroud Ibtisam, Ibrahim 289
235, 280-c, Po-23
Po-12
404, 440
265
175
072
366, MC-03
294
211
155
358
441
001, 155
273
102, 143
307, 316
001, 053, 326
115, 341
025, 303
308
234
251
325
181
168
434
226, 280-b, 295
347
202
139
140-b
479
261
193
071
MC-19
147
418
123
RT-281
314, 458
446
145
171
300, 446
230, 266
MC-04
452
Igsiz, Asli Ikeda, Misako Ilic, Slobodan Imai, Makoto Imbert-Vier, Simon Inan, Ece Incioglu, Nihal Ingber, Monica Ino, Takeji Insalaco, Eleonora Irani Ghomi, Akbar Irzik, Sibel Isern Creus, Ariadna Ishu, Lina Isik, Damla Isleyen, Beste Isootalo, Riina Issa-Sayegh, Danièle Istaiteyeh, Rasha Iwais, Mazen Iwasaki, Erina Iyem, Cemal Izquierdo Brichs, Ferran J
Jaafari-Dehaghi, Mahmoud Jaafari-Dehaghi, Shima Jaber, Rania Jackson, Peter Jacobs, Jessica Jacoby, Tim Jad, Islah Jafari, Reza Jahanshahrad, Houri Jaidi, Larabi Jalali Shirazi, Nadereh Jamaa, Olfa Jamal, Manal A. Jamal, Nadia Jamal Al-Natour, Ryan Jamjoum, Hazem Jamsheer, Hassan Jan Kraetzschmar, Hendrik Janardhan, Narayanappa Jansen, Willy Jansen Van Rensburg, Julian Jarecka-Stepien, Katarzyna Jared, Nahida Jari, Mostafa Javad Nateghpour, Mohammad Jawad, Saad 191
190
045
484
309
337
106
238
031
177
355
276, 284
Po-06
287
239
032
214
217
010
202
031
144
198
355
355
456
411
009
071, 097, 133, 146
142, 230
269
449
RT-340
361
152
096
210
287
038
189
023
114
176, 306
487
329
469
162
305
RT-371
Jawad, Rania Jawan, Jayum Jayyusi, Lena Jayyusi, May Jazayeri, Rezvanossadat Jebari, Sihem Jelidi, Charlotte Jerary, Amel Jiménez, Mercedes Jiyad, Ahmed M. Jiyad, Sajad Joanna, Maj Johansson-Nogués, Elisabeth Johnson, Douglas H. Jolivel, Audrey Jones, Clive Jones, Linda G. Jongerden, Joost Jordan, Josep Maria Joseph, Suad Joseph, Sabrina Josua, Maria Jouvenel, Aurélie Junaid, Ahmad Jünemann, Annette Juntunen, Marko Jurkiewicz, Sarah Juusola, Hannu K
Kabatilo, Fadi Kabouche, Manel Kachani, Mohamed Kaddouri, Samir Kafescioglu, Figen Kähler, Jürgen Kahn, Yehudith Kaidbey, Naila Kalawoun, Nasser Kale, Basak Kalie, Merom Kamel, Abdessalem Kamel, Mokhtar Kammoun, Raoudha Kamyab, Shahrzad Kanafani-Zahar, Aida Kanchana, Radhika Kandil, Manda Kapchan, Deborah Kaposi, Ildiko Kara Ozberk, Melike 038
423
341
112
033
227-b
128, 152
397
336
125
209, 480
477
386
346
311
334, 370
349
133
249
230, 266, 285
025
425
MC-04
RT-460
226, 280-b, 295, 351
298
083
275
298
RT-029
339
060
187
005
091
354
074
370-b
011
Po-21
RT-087
358
010
213
311
197
363
043
249
WOCMES
165
Karakoc, Ekrem Karaömerlioğlu, Asım Karaosmanoglu, Dehpne Karbassian, Malihe Kardaş, Tuncay Karimi, Mohammad Karlsson, Andrea Karmi, Ghada Kasim Han, Ahmet Kato, Hiroshi Katouzian-Safadi, Mehrnaz Kaunert, Christian Kausch, Kristina Kaw, Mushtaq Kaytmaz Balsari, Cagnur Kayyal, Mahmoud Kayyali, Randa Kchir, Khaled Kebri, Farida Kechriotis, Vangelis Keeler, Sarah Kelesoglu, Erhan Kentel, Ferhat Kerdy, Manar Keser, Ulvi Ketabi, Mahmood Kettaf, Fadila Keyman, Fuat Khaddar, Moncef Khadduri, Nofa Khader, Bichara Khadhar, Hédia Khalaf, Abdulhadi Khaled, Bouziani Khaled, Chorfi Khalid, Maryam Khalida, Touil Khalil, Amir Khalil, Sakhri Khalil, Mohammad Hassan Khalil, Asem Khan, Gulfishan Khan, Saeed A. Khanji, Rim Kharkhurin, Anatoliy Khashaba, Sherif Khawaja, Marwan Khedr, Mona Kherchouche, Dalila Kherouatou, Mouhieddine Khirfan, Luna 166
WOCMES
161
013
213
376
296
376
161
171
410
031
436
007
259
448
033
132
223
261
047
356
292
437
133
MC-04
437
166
152
159, RT-225
244
150
088, 339, 370-b, 398-b
232
308
385
002
222
466
380
487
472
308
454
369
MC-04
394
130
388
363
Po-15
110
130
Khorrami, Mehdi Khoury, Dina Khuri-Makdisi, Ilham Kibbi, Nour Kibirova, Sanat Kibris, Arzu Kibris, Guldeniz Kieser, Hans-Lukas Kikkawa, Takuro Kilic, Kutbettin Kılıçdağ, Ohannes Kilic-Schubel, Nurten Kilinc, Ibrahim Kilinc Ünlü, Aysem Kiltz, David Kingston, Paul Kinoshita, Hiroko Kirhlani, Said Kisaichi, Masatoshi Kishor, Sunita Kizilkaya, Saliha Kizilkaya, Necmettin Kızılyürek, Niyazi Kleiber, Katarzyna Klein, Janet Klieman, Aharon Kluesener, Edgar Kluge, Pascal Knees, Sabina Knerr, Beatrice Knorr, Andreas Knudesn, Are Kocabas, Arzu Kocak, Ezgi Kocamaner, Hikmet Koch, Christian Koehler, Kevin Koenraad, Bogaert Koerner, Christoph Koetschet, Pauline Kohstal, Florian Kojima, Hiroshi Köksal, Yonca Kolbas, Judith Kolbitsch, Eva Mirjam Johanna Kolbitsch, Alexander Kondo, Kumiko Konnecke, Maylis Korangy, Alireza Kose, Talha Kose, Burak 174, 372
206
417
156
413
043
188
356
484
416
356
207
136
476
143
394
301
329
004
388
189
049
159
030
292
445
216
097
108
010
197
112
202, 050
327
191
203
322
105
317
436
432
483
377
439
472
252, Po-32
153
074
122
013
013
Kose, Elifhan Kosugi, Yasushi Kotobi, Laurence Kouici, Lakhdar Kouider, Métair Kraft, András Kraidy, Marwan M. Kraler, Albert Krause, Roland Kreil, Aymon Kreitmeyr, Nadine Kresse, Kai Kreuer, David Krijnen, Marieke Kshanovskyy, Oleh Ksikes, Driss Kubala, Patricia Kubíková, Natasha Kübler, Johanne
Kühne, Hartmut Kul, F. Nursun Kulinich, Alena Kulk, Friso Kullaa, Rinna Kumetat, Dennis Kuppinger, Petra Kurita, Yoshik Kuroda, Yuga Kuruvilla, Samuel J. Kuttab, Daoud Kuzmanovic, Daniella Kverme, Kai Kvirikashvili, Nino Kwiatkowski, Jacek 327
264
462
279
070
218
341
339
247
450, 465
194, 425
241, 262
426
105
153
MC-17
109
096
022
055
476
085
176
373
283
076
229, 346
004
026
MC-17
083
305, MC-18
044
248
L
la Farina, Riccardo Laan, Nina Ter Labib, Malak Lacroix, Stéphane Lafi, Nora Lahlali, Mustapha Lahlou, Mehdi Lahmar, Mouldi Lamraoui, Samia Landa Perrez, Jair Lane, George Lange, Christian Lange, Katharina Langer, Robert MC-04
363
396
338
116
278
311
362
052
420
474
374
116
404
Lanteigne, Marc Larise, Dunja Latif, Abdelhamid Laura, Minervini Laurens, Henry Lavergne, Marc Lawrence, Bruce Lawson, Todd Le Chalony, Catherine Le Tellier, Julien Leanne Burgis, Michelle Leary, Adam Leavens, Dennis Lecka, Izabella Legrand, Vincent Legros, Olivier Leinonen, Anu Lentin, Ronit Lenze, Nele León, Bernardino Leonard, Sarah Lesch, Ann M. Lev, Yaacov Levanoni, Amalia Levine, Mark Levy, Lital Lewis, Franklin Li Lundqvist, Erica Liaras, Evangelos Liguori, Pierre Lindkvist, Linde
Lindner, Christine Linjakumpu, Aini Linke, Janka Liston, Kyle Llewellyn, Othman Llonch, Montserrat Llop, Jaume Llop Torné, Josep M. Llorca, M. Àngels Loewe, Markus Long, Taylor Lopasic, Alexander Lopes de Barros, Maria Filomena López, Santiago López Bargados, Alberto López Gil, Pablo Lorca, Alejandro Lorca Corróns, Alejandro V. Lotfy, Arab Louafi Ep Bellara, Samira 077
473
031
344
093
481
448
139
462
350
161
MC-09
240
248
370-b, 398-b
350
275
171, 231, 446
022
088
007
030
361
312
109, 184
132
382
450
071
396
471
306, 359
435
426
438
066
319
MC-04
MC-23
046
155, 197, 234
214
336
384
319
420, 442
MC-02
449, 472
183
MC-06b
052
WOCMES
167
Louër, Laurence Løvlie, Frode Lübben, Ivesa Lucke, Bernhard Luomi, Mari Lust-Okar, Ellen 288
096
295
MC-04
283
322, 451
M
Mabon, Simon 457
Mabrouk, Mehdi 483
Macdougall, Susan 430
Macho Vargas, Azucena 253
Machut-Mendecka, Ewa 430
Macías Amoretti, Juan Antonio 435
Mackinder, Barbara Po-19
Madani, Said 002
Maddy-Weitzman, Bruce 482
Madi-Sisman, Ozlem 237
Madjidi Khameneh, Farideh Po-02
Madoeuf, Anna 443
Maestri, Elena 236
Maggi, Eva-Maria 226, 295
Maggiolini, Paolo 488
Maghraoui, Mohamed 004
Maghraoui, Abdeslam 295
Mahdavi, Mojtaba 368
Mahdi, Mohamed 453
Mahdi, Kalla Po-21
Mahfoudh, Faouzi 261
Mahfoudi, Samira 436, 462
Mahindad, Naima Abderrahim 152
Mahjoubi, Rachida 003
Mahmoud, Rafeef MC-04
Mahmoud Maher, Ashraf 023
Mahran, Sahar 304
Maisel, Sebastian 299
Majidi Khameneh, Batoul Po-22
Majstorac-Kobiljski, Aleksandra 306
Makharadze, Irma 084
Makhlouf, Sanaa 101, 263, 274, 289, RT-141
Makhoul, Manar 132
Makowska, Beata Po-16
Makris, G. 390
Maliki, Samir 021
Malikov, Azim 220
Mallett, Alex 102
Malmström, Maria 465
Maloul, Linda 270
Man, Fuat 144
Mandala, Giuseppe 060
168
WOCMES
Mann, Laura Mansor, Idris Mansour, Sherif Manz, Beatrice F. Manzano, Marc Mañé, Aurèlia Marandi, Mohammad Marchetta, Francesca Marchetti, Andreas Marcillas, Isabel Marcou, Jean Marei, Fouad
Marfaing, Laurence Marfleet, Philip Margat, Jean Marimón García, Darío Marín, Manuela Marqués, Cristina Marsá Fuentes, Juan Marsh, Adrian Marten, Michael Martin, Florence Martín, Iván Martín, Francisco Martín Corrales, Eloy Martín Morán, Ana Martínez de Aguirre, Elizabeth Martínez Fuentes, Guadalupe Martínez Gázquez, José Martínez Milán, Jesús Martínez Romero, Carmen Martínez-Gómez, Raquel Marufoglu, Sinan Maruyama, Daisuke
Marzban, Shehab Masala, Carlo Mason, Victoria Masoud, Tarek Masoud Mousavi Shafaee, Seyed Massey, E. Massouh, Firas
Mateo Dieste, Josep Lluís Mattila, Janne Matzen, Ida Sofie Matzke, Torsten Mauriello, Raffaele Maury, René Georges May, Timothy Mazza, Roberto McCallum, Fiona McGahern, Una 390
458
427, RT-399
207
130
047, 444, MC-03
RT-431
316
259
046
107
040, 074
420
244, RT-225
490
MC-02
312
094
435
331
306, 318, 359
412
126, 339, 386, MC-10
056
420, 467
072
094
198
317
442
094
056
020, 027
065
264
203
181
451
092
111
421
018, 220
157
184
155
335
490
411
318
306, 318, RT-254
318
Md Said Kruak, Salleh 423
Measor, John 309
Medhioub, Imed 466
Medina, F. Xavier 213
Medjahdi, Mustapha 044
Meghari, Karima 315
Mehdi Khorrami, Mohammad 372
Meininghaus, Esther 216
Mejri, Ouissal 345
Melcangi, Alessia 268
Melfa, Daniela 438
Melville, Charles 382, 474
Memoli, Maurizio 443
Menderes, Çınar 071, 133
Menia, Hakim 063
Menna, Khaled 047
Ménoret, Pascal 364
Menouer, Ouassila 003
Mensa, Jaume 317
Mensching, Guido 153
Mercan, F. Ozden 218
Meringolo, Azzurra 255
Mérouani, Malek 039
Mérouani, Yamina 039
Merzuka Turkes, Selin 081
Mesbahi, Mohammad 348, 464
Messaci, Nadia RT-029
Messaoudi, Alain 428, 477
Messaoudi, Karima 110
Metlo, Zubeida 180
Meyer, James 324
Meyer, Gunter 432, 469, MC-05, MC-07, MC-24
Mezvinsky, Norton 154, RT-225
Mezzine, Mohammed 152
Mezzouj, Fatima 012
Michot, Yahya 364
Mijares, Laura 419, 464
Mikdashi, Maya 320
Miller, Tony 036, 066, 108
Millison, Dan 123
Milton-Edwards, Beverley 172
Minca, Claudio 009
Minobis, Montserrat 080
Mirkova, Anna 258
Mirzaie, Ida A. 197
Mis, Nebi 296
Misawa, Nobuo 101
Mitchell, Laura 142
Mitchell, Jane 345
Mitha, Farouk
210
Miura, Toru 025
Miyagi, Yukiko Miyokawa, Hiroko Mizobuchi, Masaki Mlodoch, Karin Moataz, Yasmine
Moeller, Esther Mogavero, Valeria Moghadam, Amin Mohamed Baba, Elemine Ould Mohammad, Mohannad Mohd Nasir, Badlihisham Mohns, Erik Mohomed, Carimo Mohsen, Habiba Moisseron, Jean-Yves Mokhefi, Mansouria Mokkadem, Khadija Molina, Lucía Molist, Miquel Moll, Yasmin Mondini, Sara Moor, Bilha Moore, Pete W. Moosa-Mitha, Mehmoona Moosavi, Mir Saeed Morales Lezcano, Victor Moreau, Odile Moreno Bolarín, Josefina Moriyama, Teruaki Moroz, Michal Mosbach, Vanja Mossallam, Alia Mossberg, Mathias Mostafa, Dalia Mostafa, Amira Mouadih, Nadjat Mouaziz, Najet Moufakkir, Omar Moulin, Anne Marie Mounqid, Safaa Mourad, Khaldoon A. Mourad, Ali Mousavi, Seyed Jamalaldin Mousavi, Hamidreza Moussadek, Nezha Moussaoui, Mériem Moussi, Maud Moustaoui Srhir, Adil Moutsis, Ioannis Mowafy, Mohey Mraihi, Rafaa 114
026
484
235
469
416
070
079
489
MC-04
301
172
360
089
462
373
RT-059
028
051
321
220
211
155
244
408
048
263
RT-340
085
156
161
235
Po-24
270
435
Po-14
RT-029
135
436, 462
186
227-b, Po-10
466
Po-03
167
233
385
443
385
258
075, 213, 380
466
WOCMES
169
Mubeen, Haris Muftuler-Bac, Meltem Muhanna, Issa Mühlböck, Monika Fatima Mularczyk, Miroslaw Mullin-Lery, Corinna
Muñoz Delgado, Beatriz Mura, Andrea Múrcia, Carles Murphy, Emma Mutabagani, Mazem Muzafary, Ratib Mwakimako, Hassan 419
081
348
272
248
064
183
172
243
257, RT-254, MC-10
374
484
262
N
Nabulsi, Mira Nachum, Shiloh Nacima, Hadj Moussa Nader, Nadia M. Nadi, Dalila Nadir, Alikhodja Nadjia, Gamouh Naeem, Naseef Naef, Silvia Nagaoka, Shinsuke Naguib, Nefissa Naguib, Assmaa Nagy, Sharon Naji, Salima Najjar, Abeer Nakamura, Naho Nanes, Stefanie Nanobashvili, Mariam Napolitano, Paolo Nashif, Taysir Nasran, Mohamad Nasserzadeh, Haana
Nassif, Nadim Natorski, Michal Nawolska, Anna Nayif, Saleem Neale, Sophie Nebi, M. Nefes, Turkay Negm, Heba Nemat Tavousi, Maryam Netton, Ian Neugebauer, Christian Nevine, Ahmed Newman, Marcy
170
WOCMES
RT-281
365
304
274
483
052
330
247
402
264
318
217
342
110
222
140-b
488
479
309, 333
226
025
044
073
457
153
249, 456
108
475
395
203
252
291
249
289
035
Newman, Daniel Ngo, Sotieta Niblock, Tim Nicosia, Aldo Nigar, Gozalova Nigst, Lorenz Nik Hairi, Omar Nikro, Norman Nimeh, Zina Nishikida, Aiko Niubó, Esther Niyazioglu, Asli Nocke, Alexandra Noelle-Karimi, Christine Nokso-Koivisto, Inka Nonneman, Gerd Nordbruch, Goetz Nouedine, Kara Nouraei, Morteza Nourallah, Riad Noureddine, Amara Noureddine, Sghaier
Nukii, Mari Nur, Shifa Mohd Nusair, Isis Nykanen, Johanna Ñaco Del Hoyo, Toni 291
339
114
255
470
450
423
280-c
204
328
MC-21
246
095
207
459-b
403
320
385
459
229
308
020
166
264
231
027
221
O
O’Meara, Simon O’Connor, Isabel Odeh, Adli Ofeish, Sami Ohan, Chris Ohtoshi, Tetsuya Ojeda García, Raquel Oka, Mari Oktem, Kerem Olav Utvik, Bjørn Olesti, Andreu Olgun, Inci Olivan, Helena Olivé, Enric Oliveras, Marc Olsson, Susanne Oncel, Derin Onodera, Henri Orhan, Mehmet
Ortega, María Luz Ortega García, Nieves 139
384
290
244
240
220
198
140-b
292
184, 305, 325
107
208
033
406
185
435
039
298
097
056
094
Ortega-Pérez, Nieves Orthmann, Eva Ortiz, Anabel Oruçoglu, Ilhami Osanloo, Arzoo Ostergaard-Nielsen, Eva Otsuka, Osamu Otterbeck, Jonas Otto, Margret Ouaglal, Zina Ouaissa, Rachid Ouali, Nouria Ouannada, Halima Ouarem, Nacer Ounaina, Hamdi Owen, A. David K. Owen, Roger Owtram, Francis Oyabu, Kana Oyku Is, Ayse Öz, B. Nilgün Ozan, Mehmet Ozarowski, Rafal Ozaydin, Gulsen
Ozaydin, Levent Ozbek, Muge Ozcan, Mesut Ozdemir, Bulent Ozel, Isik Özgur, Iren Özgür, Ergün Ozgur Kaya, Taylan Ozkan, Hande Ozkan, Fulya Özkırımlı, Umut Ozman, Aylin Ozturk, Necla Ozturk, Neva O. Ozturk, Mustafa Ozveren, Eyup Ozzano, Luca 429
376
MC-04
090
192
337
376
083
256
135, RT-059
172
339
232
444
455, 402
189
229
236
273
465
476
045
074
039
202
465
296
020
081
097
429
032
487
468
159
327
161
161
468
182
233
P
Pace, Roderick Pace, Michelle Pace, Marianna Paciello, Maria Cristina Padilla, Jordi Pagès-El Karoui, Delphine Pakkala, Maria 201
233
463
234
Po-13, Po-26, MC-13, MC-14
307, 316
280-b
Pala, Tugba Pala Güzel, Şebnem Palangi, Amin Palangi, Nasser Pallejà de Bustinza, Víctor Pancino, Claudia Panebianco, Stefania Panosa, Maria Isabel Panovic, Ivan Panzeca, Ivana Parejo Fernández, María Angustias Parés, Anna Parker, Christopher Parolin, Gianluca P. Parra, María José Parsi, Rouzbeh Parulava, Tamta Paryavi, Maliheh Pastor de Maria y Campos, Camila Patrick, Andrew J. Patton, Pandora Letitia Pavlik, Bruce Paz, Diana Peacock, Andrew Pece, Ugur Pecoraro, Eugenia Peig, Concepció Peker, Aslı Peled, Kobi Pellicer, Miquel Pellicer, Fabien Peña, Salvador Pepe, Teresa Perchel, Artur Perelli, Carlo Pérez Tornero, José Manuel Pérez-Sánchez, Gema Perrin, Delphine Persson, Kenneth M. Persson, Anders Peruzzetto, Alessandra Pervizat, Leyla Petersen, Tore. T. Petit, Martí Petricioli, Marta Petry, Carl Petti, Alessandro Pfeifer, Kristin Pfeiffer, Judith Philifert, Pascale Philippon, Alix 033
044
375
227
250
319
201, 233, 259
252
385
250
198
MC-22
009, 040
293, 308, 328
185
122
355
321
124
020
331
178
MC-06b
474
467
077
250, 424
097, 146
165
451
MC-22
355
022
237
135
094
179
328
227-b
127
135
014
334
MC-06
242
067
128
243
439
186
301
WOCMES
171
Phillips, P. Scott Phillips, Christopher Picciotti, Antonio Pieraccini, Paolo Pierret, Thomas Piggott, Leanne Pioletti, Antonio Piri, Zeinab Pitiurishvili, Tea Pizzo, Paola Pla, Albert
Planel, Vincent Planet, Ana I. Poblet, Marta Podeh, Elie Poirier, Marine Poor, Daryoush Mohammad Popp, Roland
Portegies, Ariane Posch, Walter Postalci Altinkaya, Ece Prager, Laila Pratt, Nicola Profanter, Annemarie Prosch, Bernhard Provansal, Daniela Pruzan-Jørgensen, Julie Puig, Montserrat Punjabi, Riyaz Pyrovolaki, Marina 331
140
466
268
120
123
344
361
393
268
424
487
366
118
445
434
210
415
430
257
050
299
121, 142, 195, 326, MC-01
236
005
466
053
080
448
060
Q
Qadéry, Mustapha Qatarneh, Yasar Quagliarotti, Desirée A. L. Quiroz, Diana
391
203
490
066
R
Rabah, Makram Rabbani, Mouin Rabho, Laila Abed Rabi, Uzi Rached, Ali Radhan, Luay Radner, Karen
Radpay, Ghazel Radwan, Nadia Radwan, Mona Ragheb, Mohammad 172
WOCMES
280-c
112
335
448
415
360
024
079
402
369
153
Ragsdale, Ian Rahemtulla, Shadaab Rahim, Roya Rahimi, Babak Rahman, Najat Rahmi, Ahlame Rak, Guy Ramadan, Samar Rami, Isaac Ramírez, Ángeles Ramsis, Amal Randhawa, Gurch Randjbar-Daemi, Siavush Rane, Halim Raouf, Mohammed Raouf Hamza, Hassine Rashed, Iman Rashid Sabri, Nidal Rasmussen, Anne Rasouli Sarabi, Eshagh Raspaud, Michel Rassmea, Salah Raudvere, Catharina Raz, Avi Razavi, Negar Rbii, Hamid Real, Bénédicte Redzuan Othman, Mohammed Redzuwan Mohd Yunus, Ahmad Reese, Scott Reetz, Dietrich Reilly, James A. Retamero, Fèlix Revenga, Miguel Reza Hafeznia, Mohammad Reza Kiani, Mohammad Reza Shirazi, Mohammad Ribas-Mateos, Natalia Ricci, Cristian Richardson, Suzanne Richter, Thomas Richter-Devroe, Sophie Riggs, Robert J. Rigoni, Isabelle Rihane, Abdelhamid Rishani, Sandra Rius-Piniès, Mònica Rivetti, Paola Rizaeva, Amina Rizk Khoury, Dina Roald, Anne Sofie MC-04
085, 090, 139, 480
033
121
038
342
068
MC-04
167
267
MC-06b
111
166
032
283
391
466
197
363
408
073
090
184, 404
380
RT-399
303
386
023
353
262
241
239
302, 317
107
480
435
068
336, 348
461
MC-09
257
214, 231, MC-01
332
177
Po-17
481
211
194
412
054
341
Robbins, Michael Roberson, Barbara. A. Roberts, David B. Roca Rosell, Antoni Roded, Ruth Rodríguez, Carmen Rodríguez del Pozo, Laura Rodríguez Esteban, José Antonio Rodríguez Peinado, Laura Rojo Pérez, Pedro Rokem, Jonathan Roozbehi, Farhad Roque, Maria-Àngels Rossetti, Gabriella Rothe, Delf Rouchdy, Malak Rubanovich, Julia Ruehrdanz, Karin Ruocco, Monica Ryad, Umar Ryan Cate, Stephanie Rynhold, Jonathan Ryzova, Lucie 451
168, MC-10
475
319
335
410
464
442
Po-31
209
309
050
205
231
226
352, 383
382
439
381
387
236, 419
370
300
S
Saad, Reem Saadaoui, Faouzi Saatchi, Layla Saatcioglu, Beken Sabahi, Farian Sabban, Rima Sabés, Fernando Sabry, Sarah Sadat, Mir Sadegh Asef Agah, Seyed Sa’di, Ahmad H. Sadiki, Larbi Sadoqi, Ilham Saeed, Haider Saeidi, Shirin Saeidi, Farangis Sáenz López, Sandra Safar Zitoun, Madani Sagaster, Boerte Sahraoui-Zerarka, Leila Sahri, Khalil Saï Tlili, Mahbouba Saïd, Dekhinat Saini, Valentina Saint-Gerons Herrera, Elvira 352, 383
362
219
337
255
151
028
310
RT-113
479
452
057
286, 321, 405
054
275, 465
167
211
RT-029
284
070
RT-059
232
Po-07
028
RT-340, RT-401, MC-20
Saito, Tsuyoshi Sajdi, Dana Sakai, Keiko Sakr, Naomi Salah, Hoda Salamah Qudsi, Arin Salamandra, Chirsta Salamey, Imad Saldaña, Marta Saleh, Waleed Saleh, Alam Saleh, Jehan Saleh, Elizabeth Saleh-Dirin, Forough Salehiravesh, Leila Salenson, Irène Sales, Ferran Salhi, Kamal Saliba, Issam Salicrú i Lluch, Roser Salih, Ruba Salime, Zakia Sallas, Valentí Salman, Nadir A. Salman, Nagam Salman Abdullah, Dawood Salvati, Luisa Salvatore, Armando Salwa, Ismail Samah, Idriss Sambró i Melero, Maria-Virtuts Sammas, Salur Samsó Moya, Julio Samy, Shahira San Martine Gonzáles, Enrique Sánchez, Elvira Sánchez García, José Sánchez Miñana, Jesús Sanchez Summerer, Karene Sanchís, Cristina Sanikidze, George Sanjakdar-Charani, Mona Sano, Mitsuko Santesteban, Asun Santillán Grimm, Paula Santonja, Francisca Santos, Madalena Saouli, Adham Sarajlic, Eldar Sarhan, Omar Sari, Ozgur 173
417
078, 484
028
286
157
367
343
433
227
422
480
213
135
444
350
MC-17
363, 379
154
349, 384
171, 214, 231, MC-01
286, 321
MC-06
129
MC-22
129
Po-11
083, 109, RT-254
310, RT-254
RT-225
043
162
185
342
183
278
450
319
359
MC-06
470
413
412
MC-06b
358
RT-340
214
403
177
MC-04
392
WOCMES
173
Sarikaya, Cafer Sarmento, João Sarnou, Dalal Sasayiannis, Christina Sassoon, Joseph Satari, Reza Sater, James Sato, Kentaro Saura, Jaume Saurina Lucini, Marc Savelsberg, Eva-Maria Savicheva, Elena Savvides, Andreas Saxena, Siddharth Saya, Ahmad Sayan, Serdar Sayed Mohamed, Ashraf Sayyid, Salman Sbaiti, Nadya Scalbert-Yücel, Clemence Scarce, Jennifer Scarcella, Simona Scattolin, Giuseppe Schaar, Stuart Schaebler, Birgit Scharbrodt, Oliver Scharfenort, Nadine Scheid, Kirsten Scheiner, Jens Schelcher, Anselm Schick, Irvin Schielke, Samuli Schippers, Arie Schlaepfer, Aline Schloeder, Catherine Schlumberger, Oliver Schmidinger, Thomas Schmidl, Petra Schmidt, Søren Schmidt, Silke Scholl, Ann Scholte, Paul Schomaker, Rahel Schultz, Warren Schumacher, Tobias Schuss, Heiko Schwarz, Michael Schwarz, Florian Schwarz-Funke, Traudel Schwedler, Jillian Sciortino, Maria Grazia 174
WOCMES
252
167
314
280
054
355
405
004
424
097
148
301
126
411, 439, 474,
473
315
051
RT-460
320
133, 148
291
MC-04
472
263
299
446
009, 040, 234
379, 402, 455
361, 418
220
417
083, 298
084
300
108
053, 194, 351
148, 256, 473
376
480
223
240
036
197
398
294, 351
005
009
207
009
326
393
Sebti, Abdelahad Secil Dagtas, Mahiye Sedgwick, Mark Seeberg, Peter Seelye, Melissa Segarra, Marta Seguí Alcaraz, Antoni Sehlikoglu-Karakas, Sertac Sekaleshfar, Farrokh Şeker, Nesim Selim, Gamal Sellès, Michèle Semaan, Lucy Semmoud, Nora
Sempere, Juan David Seneh, Khadijetou Senel, Muzaffer Sengebusch, Karolin Seo, Jeong-Min Sepasdar, Golrokh Seri-Hersch, Iris Serkan Tosun, Mehmed Serra, Francesc Serrano, Josep Serrano, Delfina Sert, Deniz Servais, Sophie Sevilla, Henelito A. Sevruk, Dmitry Seydi, Suleyman Seyedsayamdost, Elham Seyhun, Melis H. Shabaan, Abd el Nasser Shabafrouz, Miriam Shaban, Omar Shabana, Ayman Shafaie, Shirin Shafik, Viola Shah, Sana Shahid, Irfan Shahin, Emad Shaikh, Khanum Shakirah Mat Akhmir, Noor Shalom, Zaki Shami, Seteney Shanneik, Yafa Sharafeldin, Marwa Sharif, Rana Sharouz, Mina Saïdi Shemer, Yaron
Shepherd, Benjamin 004
246
053, 440, 482
053
327
461
168
041
111
062, 103
244
438
016
443
015
323
296
278
271
105
396
091
470
424
134
081
483
077
299
410
415
455
RT-141
092
032, 380
274
227
072
473
055
325
RT-281
139
370
378, 432, 469
290
321
285
079
095
123
Shereen Sakr, Laila Shields, Sarah D. Shir, Shai Shirazi, Pari Shively, Kim Shlomo, Shpiro Shoman, Samia Shuayb, Maha Si Mohamed, Djamila Siamdoust, Nahid Sidahmed, Abdel Salam Siebeck, Daniela Siegel, Irene Sikainga, Ahmad Silverstein, Shayna Silverstein, Brian Silvestri, Sara Simenel, Romain Sippel, Sarah Ruth Sisler, Vit Sisman, Cengiz Skally-Hanna, Loubna Skamla, Martin Skovgaard-Petersen, Jakob Sluglett, Peter Smail Salhi, Zahia Smiley, Will Smith, Simon C. Soage, Ana Belén Sobhi Elsayed Ghander, Ibrahim Sobhy, Hania Sobolev, Vladislav Soddu, Pietro Solari, Sara Solarz, Marcin Soler, Ana Soler i Lecha, Eduard Solieman, Mohamed Soliman, Salma Soma, Ahmad Soms, Eva Sonneveld, Nadia Sorbera, Lucia Soro, Elsa Sottimano, Aurora Soufan, Anas Southgate, Samuel Spallino, Patrizia Sportel, Iris Stacher, Joshua Stadnicki, Roman 061
093
411
372
071
370
RT-281
289
466
022, 138, 415
256
Po-20
253
346
321
191
177
018
426
228
395
328
370-b
120, 367
067, 093
137, 180, 421, 458
459
334
119
205
310, 390
464
486
381
248
253
089, 294, MC-08
082, 145
126
473
MC-15
215
017, MC-01
094
392
205
368
250
176
326
350
Staples, Eric Starczewska, Katarzyna Krystyna Starkey, Paul Starkey, Janet Stavridis, Stelios Stefanidis, Emmanuelle Stein, Shoshana S. Stein, Ewan Steiner, Christian Stelzer, Steffen Stenberg, Leif Stevens, Michelle Stjernholm, Simon Stock, Miriam Stolcke, Verena Stowasser, Barbara Straw, David Strohmeier, Martin Strzelecka, Ewa Suarez Collado, Angela Sudermann, Yannick Suechika, Kota Suhaimi, Ibrahim Sulaiman, Ghada Sultanova, Nazgul Supersberger, Nikolaus Suriano, Albarosa Surmava, Nino Susanna i López, Èlia Sweis, Lamees Swift, Tahrir Szmolka Vida, Inmaculada 016
218
291
291
201, 233, 259
143
335
011
134
289, RT-141
184, RT-254
066, 129, 164
184
121
MC-11
124
097, 146
131
222
366
009
078
423
MC-04
301
283
381
422
075
223
150
198
T
Tabishat, Mohammed Tadmori, Khaled Taghi Ghezelsofla, Mohammad Taglia, Stefano Taha, Buchra Taha, Maisa C. Taher, Majid M. Taheri, Alireza Tahiri, Ahmed Taibi, Ghomari
Taira, Kantarô Takahashi, Kei Takao, Kenichiro Talaat, Sahar Talahite, Fatiha Talani, Simona 240
202
449
258
MC-04
486
129
297
424
015
140-b
065
101
080
047, 015
316
WOCMES
175
Talebi, Shahla Talhouk, Salma Tallaki, Mouhcine
Tamalet-Talbayev, Edwige Tamimi, Azzam Tanrisever, Oktay F. Tantini, Giulia Taraki, Lisa Tareq, Ismael Tasdemir, Salima Tassin, Kristin Tawil-Kuri, Marta Tawil-Souri, Helga Taymaz, Erol Tayob, Abdulkader Teipen, Alfons H. Tejel, Jordi Tekdemir, Ömer Telci, Ismail Numan Tello Robina, Rosa Tena Medialdea, María Dolores Terzibasoglu, Yucel Tessler, Mark Teti, Andrea Tezcan, Selim Théliol, Mylène Thornhill, Michael Thowhidul Islam, Md. Tilde, Rosmer Tirali, Emine Tiryakioglu, Bilgin Tischler, Matthias M. Tlili, Mustapha Tohami, Mohamed A. Ahmed Tohme, Lara Tokluoglu, Ceylan Toktas, Sule Tomita, Hiroshi Tonaga, Yasushi Tonini, Alberto Tønnessen, Liv Tønnessen, Truls Toprak, Metin Töre, Tigin Tornero, Carles Torras, Núria Torre, Lucinda Touati, Saloua Touhtou, Rachid Touil, Mustapha Tourret, Jean Claude 176
WOCMES
321
108
449
461
RT-460
470
242
035
125, 170, 244, RT-225
433
206
441
061
429, 378
262
374
148, 188
146
296
443
252
182
288
057, 326
273
152
334
415
305, 325
410
397
302
362
216
297
199
013
031
065
269, 444
222
305
013
208
MC-04
MC-04
MC-06b
232
253
466
RT-340
Toutant, Marc Tovias, Alfred Tovias, Susana Tozy, Mohamed Trentin, Massimiliano Trevisan, Emanuela Trexler, Melanie Trigona-Harany, Benjanin Trindade Lopes, Maria Helena Trinidad, Maria Trombetta, Lorenzo Tsardanidis, Charalambos Tsimouris, Giorgos Tsujigami, Namie Tuastad, Dag Tuchscherer, Michel Tüfekçi, Zeynep Tumolo, Valentina Tuominen, Pekka Tuori, Riikka Tür, Özlem Turam, Berna Turhan, Ethemcan Turiano, Annalaura Türk, Fahri Turkoglu, Nurcay Turner, Mandy Twigt, Mirjam 065
091, MC-10
117
177
242, 269
117
124
356
221
370-b
057
259
390
342
305
396, 434
440
MC-04
298
145
194
406
280
265
092
160
452
151
U
Uckardesler, Emre Udo, Satoshi Ueno, Masayuki Uhlmann, Janette Ukin, Lajim Umar Bunza, Mukhatr Updegraff, Ragan Uqaili, Thamir Urkevich, Lisa Usta, Jinan Uzgel, Ilhan 062
140-b
377
425
423
435
146
125
138
388
037
V
Vacchiano, Francesco Vadesalici, Cecilia Vaez, Nafiseh Vafaei, Ramin Val, Alejandra Valbjørn, Morten 336
454
168
279
072
001
Valcárcel, Dario Valeri, Marc Vali, Abbas Vally, Salim
Valter, Stéphane Van Bruinessen, Martin Van den Berg, Gabrielle R. Van Dobben, Danielle Van Duzer, Chet Van Eijck, Esther Van Genugten, Saskia Van Hüllen, Vera Van Nieuwkerk, Karin Van Slageren, Michiel Vanetik, Boaz Vanhullebusch, Matthias Vanzan, Anna Vatanabadi, Shouleh Vega Montiel, Aimée Veguilla del Moral, Victoria Veiga, Francisco José
Velázquez, Teresa Vélez, Federico Vermaelen, Annemie Vezzadini, Elena Vianello, Alvise Vicente, Oriol Vidal, Pablo Vidal, Lurdes Vidal, Jordi Vignel, Leila
Viguera Molins, María Jesús Vilà, Blanca Vilanova, Pere Villanova, José Luis Vincent, Sarah Viñuela, Ana Virtanen, Tea Visser, Reidar Vita, Emma Vivet, Sarah Vloeberghs, Ward Volk, Lucia Voller, Yaniv Volpi, Frederic Von Angern, Wolf-Hagen Von Czechowski, Aditi Surie Von Jacobi, Nadia Voorhoeve, Maaike Vosmer, Tom Vural Tarlan, Kemal MC-17
403
292
035
483
241
382
191
211
215
477
294
363, 379
178
370
313
174
372
080
198
437
028, 056, 080, 094, 117
227
040
346
117
MC-04
453
MC-17
051
040
349
118, MC-22
043
063
192, 215
117
298
338
255
477
120
076
188
405, RT-254, MC-10, MC-22
227
073
204
192, 215
016
331
W
Wagenhofer, Sophie Wagner, Ben Wahlquist, John A. Wai-Yip, Ho Wali Al Khulaidi, Abdul Walker, Joshua W. Ward, Cheryl Warkotsch, Jana Wassouf, Micheel Wegner, Eva Weiss, Max Weiss, Harvey Weizman, Elian Wennesland, Vegard G. Westmoreland, Mark Wheeler, Deborah Wheeler, Brannon White, Benjamin White, Joshua Whiting, Joe Wilde, Andreas Wilkins, Henrietta Wilson, Alice Wilson, Brett Windhager, Günther Winegar, Jessica Winkel, Heidemarie Winter, Michael Wippel, Steffen Woertz, Eckart Wolff, Sarah Wood, Jason Woodcock, Joanna Worrall, James Wozniak, Marta
235
394
RT-113
228
036
239
016
322
Po-25
451
246
024, 055, 093
471
325
095
123
448
293, 306, 359
459
MC-09
207
278
389
324
354
379
306
312
134, 426
197
007
476
MC-09
334
445
Y
Yahaya, Nurfadzilah Yalman, Galip Yamamoto, Kaoru Yamao, Dai Yamashita, Shingo Yardimci, Sebnem Yaşar, Gamze Yavuz Demirbas, Kerem Yaycioglu, Ali Yazaki, Saeko Yazidi, Béchir 293
062
137
078
027
337
097
160
239
102
048
WOCMES
177
Yeğen, Mesut Yesiltas, Murat Yesilyurt, Nuri Yesilyurt Gunduz, Zuhal Yiftachel, Oren Yildirim, Onur Yildirim, Engin Yildirmaz, Sinan Yildiz, Netice Yildiz, Sevket Yildizoglu, Ergin Yilmaz, Rahile Yldz, Hülya Yoshimura, Takenori Younes, Anna Ester Young, Alden Younis, Kadhim H. Yount, Kathryn Yousfi, Ismail Yousif, Adil Youssef, Nariman Yurddas, Asli Yusoff, Kamaruzaman Yusuf Siddiq, Mohammad 133
296
037
327
333
103, 182, 258
013
136
131
068
062
085
314
398
286
242
164
388
RT-059
129, 164
270
395
373
175
Z
Zaccara, Luciano Zachariah, Benjamin Zachs, Fruma Zagnoni, Stefano Zahar, Marie Joëlle Zahedi, Farshad Zahniser, Alison Zahreddine, Abbas Ibrahim Zaid, Ahmad Zakharchenko, Alla Zaki, Lamia Zamrus, Mohamed Zandi-Sayek, Sibel Zangana, Haifa Zapata-Barrero, Ricard Zarei Mehrvarz, Abbas Zariv, Farideh Zayani, Mohamed Zazzaro, Chiara Zeghbib, Hocine Zein, Marwa Zeino-Mahmalat, Ellinor Zenebewerke, Tadesse Zengin, Asl’ 178
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023, 403, Po-29
134
193
128
288
072
085
365
423
475
186
085
417
150, 244, RT-225
007, 342
454
297
144
016
117
MC-06b
457
RT-401
041
Zenia, Salem Zerkly, Wadeea Zghal, Abdelkader Ziadeh, Radwan Zigmann, Friederike Zilfi, Madeline Zilya, Imamutdinova Zink, Tom Zintl, Tina Zisenwine, Daniel Zohry, Ayman Zorob, Anja Zouache, Abdallah Zoubir, Yahia H. Zubair Filimban, Faten Zunes, Stephen 243
MC-04
391
425
316
206, 395
413
178
280-b
482
307, 316
005, 456
047
201
Po-27
427
Practical Information Guide / Guide d’information pratique
The practical guide aims to provide all WOCMES participants
with useful information about getting around Barcelona and
the services available at the congress venue. For any additional
information, please contact the WOCMES Organisation at
the information desk located in the entry hall of the Faculty of
Philosophy and Arts Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres).
Useful Numbers
Ce guide à l’usage des participants au WOCMES a pour objectif
de fournir des informations pratiques pour se déplacer dans
Barcelone ; il contient également des renseignements utiles sur les
services disponibles sur le site du congrès. Pour tout complément
d’information, n’hésitez pas à contacter l’organisation du WOCMES
au bureau d’information situé dans le hall d’entrée de la Faculté de
Philosophie et de Lettres (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres).
Numéros utiles
Transport
Taxis: +34 934 811 085 / +34 933 033 033
Special taxis for people with reduced mobility: +34 934 208 088
Train Information:
RENFE (Spanish National Railway Network):
+34 934 900 202
Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya - FGC: +34
932 051 515
Airport Information: +34 932 983 838
Emergencies
Please call this number when an emergency occurs on the UAB
Campus: +34 935 812 525
Emergency Telephone: 112; Ambulances, Fire Department, Police
Police Stations in Barcelona: +34 932 903 000
Lost bank cards: Visa - Master Card – Servired: +34 933152 512
– 915 192 100 / American Express: +34 915 720 303
Medical Care
Health Assistance on UAB Campus: +34 935 811 800
+34 935 811 900
Medical Emergencies: 061
Information about 24-Hour Pharmacies: +34 934 810 060
Services at the Congress Venue (UAB Campus)
To Get to the UAB Campus by Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat
de Catalunya
Line S2: Barcelona - Sabadell, Universitat Autònoma station
Line S55: Barcelona - Universitat Autònoma (final stop)
In Barcelona city, these trains stop at Catalunya, Provença, Gràcia,
Muntaner and Sarrià stations.
Bus from Campus Facilities to Vila Universitària / Serhs
Campus Hotel
A free bus service connects the different buildings across the
campus and the Vila Universitària. The bus route from the Faculty
of Philosophy and Arts Building (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres)
to the Hotel Serhs - Vila Universitària is indicated on the map
enclosed at the end of the programme.
Accommodation on Campus
Vila Universitària: +34 935 803 095, [email protected]
Hotel Serhs: +34 935 808 353,
[email protected]
Health Care / First Aid Unit
Emergency: 8 am-8 pm
Consultations: 9 am-1 pm / 3 pm-7 pm
The location of the Medical Care centre is indicated on the map
enclosed at the end of the programme.
Transport
Taxis : +34 934 811 085 / +34 933 033 033
Taxis pour personnes à mobilité réduite : +34 934 208 088
Information du train :
RENFE (Réseau national des chemins de fer espagnols) :
+34 934 900 202
Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya – FGC : +34
932 051 515
Aéroport : +34 932 983 838
Urgences
Composez ce numéro en cas d’urgence sur le campus de l’UAB :
+34 935 812 525
Numéro d’urgence : 112; ambulance, sapeurs-pompiers, police
Police (Barcelone) : +34 932 903 000
Vol ou perte de carte bancaire : Visa - Master Card – Servired :
+34 933 152 512 – 915 192 100 / FAmerican Express : +34
915 720 303
Santé
Assistance médicale sur le campus de l’UAB : +34 935 811 800
+34 935 811 900
Urgences médicales : 061
Informations sur les pharmacies 24 heures : +34 934 810 060
Services disponibles sur le site du congrès (campus de
l’UAB)
Pour se rendre en train au campus de l’UAB (par les
Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya)
Ligne S2 : Barcelone - Sabadell, arrêt Universitat Autònoma
Ligne S55 : Barcelone - Universitat Autònoma (terminus)
À Barcelone, ces lignes desservent les stations de Plaça
Catalunya, Provença, Gràcia, Muntaner et Sarrià.
Bus reliant le campus à la Vila Universitària / Hôtel Serhs
Campus
Une navette gratuite assure la liaison entre les différents
bâtiments du campus et de la Vila Universitària. Le trajet de
bus reliant la Faculté de Philosophie et de Lettres (Facultat de
Filosofia i Lletres) à l’hôtel Serhs-Vila Universitària est indiqué sur
le plan joint en annexe.
Hébergement sur le campus
Vila Universitària : +34 935 803 095, [email protected]
Hôtel Serhs : +34 935 808 353, [email protected]
Santé / Premiers secours
Urgences : de 8h00 à 20h00
Consultations : de 9h00 à 13h00 et de 15h00 à 19h00
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Shops and Services
Pharmacy - Plaça Cívica – 9 am-8 pm: +34 936 918 231
Banks - Plaça Cívica: Caixa d’Estalvis i Pensions de Barcelona
“la Caixa”: +34 935 811 151, Caixa de Catalunya:
+ 34 935 800 219
Other services, such as supermarket, restaurants, post office, printing shop, hairdresser and travel agencies are available in Plaça
Cívica and around the campus.
Barcelona Transport
The subway is the easiest and fastest way of moving around the
city.
Barcelona has 2 different systems, the Metro M with its 5 lines
and the Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya
, with 2
lines in Barcelona and 4 more lines going to nearby towns.
M
Metro - Line 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5:
Monday to Thursday and public holidays: 5 am-12 midnight /
Friday and public holiday eves: 5 am-2 am / From Saturday 5 am
to Sunday12 midnight.
More info: Tel. 010 or +34 906 427 017
Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya:
Mon to Thu: 5.45 am-12.05 am / Friday and Saturday:
5.50 am-2.15 am / Sunday: 5.50 am-12.02 am.
More info: Tel. +34 932 051 515
Barcelona El Prat Airport Transfer
By Train: Line 2 - Renfe Cercanías
links the airport with the
centre of the city and the Sants - Passeig de Gràcia railway
stations.
By Bus: Aerobus (A1-A2) from the Airport to Plaça de Catalunya
(5 Euros)
Additional public transportation information can be found on line
in English, Spanish and Catalan on the official TMB website:
http://www.tmb.cat/en_US/home.jsp
Getting Around Barcelona
Tourist Information: a tourist information desk will be available
at the congress venue-Faculty of Philosophy and Arts Building
(Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres). Information can also be found at
www.barcelonaturisme.com. The central office is located in Plaça
de Catalunya 17-S.
Shopping and local opening hours: shops are normally open
Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 8 pm and are closed on
Sundays. Many large supermarkets and department stores are
open non-stop from 9 am to 9 pm.
Smoking Restrictions: in indoor public areas and public transport,
smoking is not permitted by law. The WOCMES Barcelona 2010
Organisation Committee thanks all participants and exhibitors for
not smoking inside the buildings of the congress venue.
Telephone Cards: the country code is 34. Telephone cards can
be purchased at post offices or small kiosks around town.
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L’emplacement du centre médical est indiqué sur le plan joint en
annexe.
Boutiques et services
Pharmacie - Plaça Cívica – de 9h30 à 20h00 : +34 936 918 231
Banques - Plaça Cívica : Caixa d’Estalvis i Pensions de Barcelona “la
Caixa” : +34 935 811 151, Caixa de Catalunya : +34 935 800 219
Vous trouverez de nombreux services (supermarché, restaurants,
bureau de poste, magasin de photocopies, salon de coiffure,
agences de voyages…) sur la Plaça Cívica et dans tout le campus.
Les transports à Barcelone
Le métro est le moyen de transport le plus rapide et le plus
efficace pour circuler dans Barcelone.
La ville est desservie par deux systèmes différents : le métro M
avec ses 5 lignes, et les Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de
Catalunya,
avec 2 lignes desservant le centre de Barcelone
et 4 lignes de banlieues.
M
Métro – Ligne 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 :
Du lundi au jeudi et jours fériés: de 5h00 à 00h00 / Vendredis et
veilles de jours fériés : de 5h00 à 2h00 / Du samedi à 5h00 au
dimanche à 00h00.
Renseignements : 010 ou +34 906 427 017
Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya:
Du lundi au jeudi : de 5h45 à 00h05 / Vendredis et samedis :
de 5h50 à 2h15 / Dimanches : de 5h50 à 00h02.
Renseignements : +34 932 051 515
Transfert de l’aéroport El Prat Barcelone
En train : Ligne 2 – Les trains de banlieue Renfe relient l’aéroport
au centre-ville desservant les stations de Sants - Passeig de Gràcia.
En bus : l’Aerobus (A1- A2) assure la navette entre l’aéroport et la
Plaça Catalunya (5 euros).
Pour plus d’informations sur les transports en commun, visitez le
site officiel de TMB (en anglais, espagnol et catalan) : http://www.
tmb.cat/en_US/home.jsp
Se déplacer dans Barcelone
Point d’information touristique : il y aura un point d’information
touristique à la Faculté de Philosophie et de Lettres (Facultat de
Filosofia i Lletres). Vous trouverez également des informations
sur le site www.barcelonaturisme.com. L’office de tourisme est
situé Plaça Catalunya 17-S.
Shopping et horaires d’ouverture : généralement les magasins
sont ouverts du lundi au samedi de 10h00 à 20h00 et sont fermés
le dimanche. De nombreux supermarchés et grands magasins
restent ouverts toute la journée de 9h00 à 21h00.
Interdiction de fumer : il est interdit de fumer dans les espaces
publics couverts et dans les transports en commun. Le comité
d’organisation de WOCMES Barcelona 2010 remercie tous les
participants et exposants de ne pas fumer dans l’enceinte du site.
Cartes téléphoniques : indicatif de l’Espagne : 34. Les cartes
téléphoniques sont en vente dans tous les bureaux de poste et
dans la plupart des kiosques.
Maps / Cartes
Barcelona City Center / Centre Ville de Barcelone
1. Ferrocaril Train Station (To UAB: L.S2-S55) / Station de Train Ferrocaril (A UAB : LS2-S55)
2. Ajuntament / City Town Hall / Mairie
3. Palau de la Generalitat / Seat of the Catalan Governement / Siège du Gouvernement Catalan
4. Palau de la Música / WOCMES Award Venue / Lieu de cérémonie du Prix WOCMES
5. Palau Robert / Exhibition: The Mediterranean of the 20th Century: realities and images by IEMed
Exposition : La Mediterranée du XXème siècle : Réalités et images, par l’IEMed
Pl. Rei
Joan Carles I
5
Hospital
Clínic
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Palau
Robert Diagonal
Rosselló
1
Dia
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Provença
M
Muntaner
Provença
La Pedrera
Bruc
M
Ptge.
Permanys
Girona
M
Girona
Casanova
Diputació
Pg. Sant Joan
Consell de Cent
Bailèn
Roger de Llúria
Pau Claris
València
Pg. de Gràcia
Pl. Dr.
Letamendi
Aragó
Rambla Catalunya
Enric Granados
Balmes
Aribau
Eixample
Mallorca
Verdaguer
Pg. de Gràcia
Pl. Tetuan
Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes
Pl. Universitat
M
M
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Universitat
Pl.
Pl. Goya
Castella
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Sant Pere Mitjà
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Palau de
la Música
Pl.
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Sant Pau
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Pg. Pujades
Palau de la Generalitat
Pl. de
Sant Jaume
Casa de la Ciutat
Ajuntament
i
M
2
Jaume I
Princesa
El Born
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55
Bellaterra Station
S2
4
Plaça Cívica
Vila Universitària
10
5
5
3
7
Servei d’Activitat Física
SAF (Sport Service)
8
AP-7
E-15
It is 10 minutes walk from the Vila Universitària to the WOCMES 2010
Venue and 5 minutes walk from the Universitat Autònoma Station.
If you are staying at Hotel Sehrs Campus or Vila Universitària, we
recommend to stop at Bellaterra Station.
1. Bus stop / Arrêt de Bus
2. Cinema / Theatre
3. Restaurant
4. Ferrocaril Train Station / Station de train Ferrocaril
5. Vila South - Bus stop / Vila Sud - Arrêt de Bus
6. Vila North - Bus stop / Vila Nord - Arrêt de Bus
7. Health Care Unit / Centre d’attention sanitaire
8. Sport Centre / Centre d’activité physique
línia 3 Green. Ciències - Biocampus
Map of the UAB Campus / Plan du Campus UAB
Hotel Sehrs Campus
6
5
S5
S2
Universitat Autònoma
S55
Station
2
Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres
WOCMES Venus
1
Maps / Cartes
Maps / Cartes
Map of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts (Facultat de
Filosofia i Lletres) / Plan de la Faculté de Philosophie et de
Lettres (Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres)
Access 3
Auditori
*Computer Room
Floor 0: 505-506*
Floor 0: 501
507: Press Room
Access 2
Cultural
Exhibitions
Access 3
Faculty main
entrance
Floor 0: 201-216 + Printing Room*
Floor 1: 108-115/Sala d'Actes/Sala
Seminari A
Bar Restaurant
Floor 0: 601-605
Floor 1: 606-607
Posters
Exhibition
Book Exhibition
Registration &
Information Desk
Floor 0: 101-107
P21-P24
Access from Plaça Cívica
Floor 0: P1-P6
Floor -1: P7-P13
WOCMES
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