Annual research day, Cambridge
A research symposium day took place at King’s College, Beves room, Cambridge on Tuesday 6 December 2016 which brought together members of the CIS community, including visiting scholars (Ahmed Izzidien), visiting fellows (Ahmed Paul Keeler), sponsored graduate students (Dorothea Ramahi), post-doctoral research and outreach fellows (Mehrunisha Suleman, Ryan Williams and Julian Hargreaves) and members of the post graduate forum (Hira Amin and Margot Dazey, https://cmepf.wordpress.com/).
Programme:
12:45 End of life care: a Muslim perspective, Mehrunisha Suleman
13:05 Fieldwork update on conversion to Islam in a family context: emerging
Anthropological themes, Dorothea Ramahi
13:25 Discussion
13:45 Break
14:00 Thinking about everyday citizenship in a criminal justice settings, Ryan Williams
14:20 Police Stop and Search within British Muslim Communities: Evidence from the
Crime Survey, Julian Hargreaves
14:40 Discussion
15:00 Tea & Coffee
15:30 Decisions in ideological contexts: Law-making as an extension of implicit beliefs, Ahmed Izzidien
15:50 Contemporary Perspectives on Sectarianism among Arab Merchants in China, Paul Anderson
16:10 Discussion
16:30 Close
