「記憶」のフィールド・アーカイビング：イスラームがつなぐ共生社会の動態の解明

Yasuhiro FUKUSHIMA (Research Associate, ILCAA)

“Current Situation and Problems of Halal Certification in Malaysia”

Mayuko OKAWA (Research Associate, ILCAA)

“The Role of African Omanis in the Labor Market”

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Ryoko WATABE (ILCAA Joint Researcher, the University of Tokyo)

“Fiscal System and Ledgers in Ilkhanid Iran during the 13th and 14th Centureis”

Kumiko SAITO (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Keio University)

Ottoman Rule and Timar System in South East Anatolia during the 16th and 17th Centureis”

“Empires and Women: A Case of an Arabian Princess Salme binti Said”

Date / Time	25 February 2013 (Mon.) 19:00-20:30
Venue	Crowne Plaza Beirut
Language	Arabic and English (With simultaneous interpretation)
Organized by	Japan Center for Middle Eastern Studies(JaCMES)
For further information	Japan Center for Middle Eastern Studies - Phone (01) 975851

Abstract of the lecture

Salme was an Omani princess who was born in 1844 in Zanzibar, a small coral island in the Indian Ocean near the East African coast. She converted to Christianity from Islam after eloping with a German youth to Hamburg. Four years later, she lost her husband in a horse tram car accident. To raise her three small children, she tried to obtain her lawful inheritance from her brother, the Sultan of Zanzibar. In this process, she became involved in the imperial politics of Germany, Britain, and Oman. Disappointed and tired of the male-dominated sphere of influence, she decided to exile herself to Beirut, where she lived from 1892 to 1914. She died in 1924 at the age of 79 in Jena. In this lecture, I will discuss the gender and genderstructure of the Christian and Islamic Empires from the viewpoint of Salme, who lived between these two worlds.

Lecturer :
Prof. Chizuko Tominaga
(Former Professor of Miyagi Gakuin Women’s University, Sendai, Japan)

Day 1: Friday, February 1.

Masayuki Ueno

"Public Benefit or Protection of Religious Privileges? : Urban Reform in Istanbul and Armenian Cemetery in Beyoglu"

Yoichi Takamatsu

"Greek Orthodox (Rum) Population in Istanbul according to the Mid-Nineteenth Century Ottoman Census Registers"

Kaoru Yamamoto

"Writing the Civil War: Lebanese Writer's Cahallenge"

Aida Kanafani-Zahar

"Mobility, Coexistence and the Reconstruction of Identity: Beirut after the Civil War"

Aiko Nishikida

"Contention over Palestinian Naturalization in Lebanon"

Takayuki Yoshimura

"The Armenian Communities Abroad after WWI and the Relations with their "Homeland""

Day 2: Saturday, February 2.

Taku Osoegawa

"Middle Eastern Regional Politics and the Impact on Beirut's Inter-sectarian Relations"

Nobuaki Kondo

"Migration and Multiethnic Coexistence in Qajar Tehran"

Bernard Hourcade

"Migrations and Social Mobility in Greater Tehran: From Ethnic Coexistence to Political Divisions?"

Masato Iizuka

"Standing at a Crossroad? : Arab Awakening 2011 and the Arab 'Islamists' Thought on the Coexistence of Muslims and Non-Muslims"

Hidemitsu Kuroki

"Outsiders of Aleppo in 1849"

Kosuke Matsubara

"Toward Urban Reconstruction Planning in Syria"

Stefan Knost

"The Christian Communities in Aleppo (19th Century): The Role of Religious Endowments (Waqf) in the Construction of Translocal Spaces"

The 4th meeting：ILCAA Joint Research Project “Multi-disciplinary Study on Islam and Cultural Diversity in Southeast Asia”

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Julkipli Wadi (University of the Philippines)

“Reframing Policy, Transforming Struggle: Philippine Dynamics of Identity Formation and Self-determination”

Abhoud Lingga (Institute of Bangsamoro Studies)

“The Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro: Opportunity to Address Muslim Minority Problem in the Philippines”

Ken MIICHI (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Iwate Prefectural University)

“Contemporary social changes and cultural plurality within Muslim politics: A case of Jakarta gubernatorial election”

Comment : Nobutaka SUZUKI (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Tsukuba University)

All members : Discussion

Report (French, Japanese)

Lahcen DAAÏF (Institut de Recherche et d’Histoire des Textes / CNRS)

“Statut de faqīh contesté à l’imam du traditionnisme Ibn Ḥanbal : arguments pour une approche comparative.”

Chair : Masato IIZUKA (ILCAA)

Walid Salem (The Center for Democracy and Community Development, Director, Jerusalem)

“New approaches to two states solution after the UN bid”

Comment1 : Adam Keller (Gush Shalom, Spokesperson)

Comment2 : Yakov Rabkin (Montreal University, Professor)</dt>

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12 January [open workshop]
Workshop “What are regugees?: Marginalized people in Asian and African countries”

Aiko NISHIKIDA (ILCAA)

“Refugees: Palestinian refugees after 65 years of Diaspora”

Yuko MIO (ILCAA)

“Migrants: Indiginized Chinese in Vietnam”

Shinya KONAKA (ILCAA Joint researcher, University of Shizuoka)

“Internally Displaced Persons: Neglected People in East Africa”

CHEN Tien-shi (ILCAA Joint research, National Museum of Ethnology)

“Stateless: How they are living in Japan”

Q & A between Panelists and the students
Presentation of the activity for international cooperation by Yoshiwara High school
Q & A by the students of Yoshiwara High school with panelists

13 January [closed meeting]

Shinya KONAKA (ILCAA Joint Researcher, University of Shizuoka)

“Citizens without Citizenship: Internally displaced Persons among East African Pastoral Societies”

Kazuyori ITO (ILCAA Joint Researcher, University of Shizuoka)

“The logic of state formation in the process of decolonization: Implications for the concept of citizenship in developing countrie”

Yuko TOBINAI (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Sophia University)

“Whom Are They Becoming?: Citizenship in Transition in the Case of People’s ‘Migration’ Coursed by Independence of South Sudan”

Research meeting

Ms. Guita Hourani (Director, Lebanese Emigration Research Center)

“The Proposed Electoral Law for 2013 and Out of Country Voting: Marginalization of the Lebanese Diaspora Engagement”

Henrietta Wilkins

“JaCMES Lecture: Lebanese Foreign Policy and the 2006 War”

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Hiroyuki MASHITA (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Kobe University)

“Local Chronicle from Early Seventeenth Century Deccan: Tadhkirat al-Muluk”

Hiroyuki OGASAWARA (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Institute of Politics and Economy)

“History Education in the Late Ottoman Empire”

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Bashir Bashir (Hebrew University in Jedrusalem, Israel)

“Multidimensional Citizenship in Israel:between hierarchy and equality”

Itamar Y. Lee (Center for Contemporary China Studies, Korea)

“The Devided Region Without a Regional Indentity: The Paradox of Shifting Regional Identity in Northeast Asia”

All members “Research meeting”

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The 3rd meeting：ILCAA Joint Research Project “Multi-disciplinary Study on Islam and Cultural Diversity in Southeast Asia”

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Naofumi ABE (ILCAA Joint Researcher, JSPS Fellow)

“Owners of Villages in Provinces of 19th-Century Iran: The Case of Amir Zakariya Village”

Jun AKIBA (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Chiba University)

“Hundred Times Confusions’: Ottoman Qadi System as Tax Farming during the 18th Century”

Machi OKUYAMA (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Tokiwa University)

“Dilemma of Israel as a Jewish Democratic State”

Atsushi KONDO (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meijo University)

“Characteristics and Issues of Japan’s Migration Laws: How to Compare Immigration and Integration laws”

All members “Research meeting”

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Kota KARIYA (ILCAA)

“The Network of West African Muslim Intellectuals: A Study of the Arabic Writings of Ahmad Bamba and Their Sources.”