CIS Research Day – 2022
Date – 9th March
Venue – Room 7 of the Lecture Block, Sidgwick Site, Sidgwick Ave, Cambs
This is an informal, ‘in-house’ event where we bring all the CIS researchers and fellows together to share some of their latest research.
9.40 – Paul – Commerce and Patriarchy in pre-war Aleppo
10.10 – Khaled – Rethinking the 1967 Arab-Israeli war
10.40 – Break
11.10 – Amina Shareef – Besieged Life and Vigilante Power in An Age of Terrorism
11.40 – Paul Keeler – A chapter from his new book – A Life’s Journey
12.15 – Lunch
13.20 – Taushif – The Venture of Islamic studies: Pakistan and the formation of a discipline
13.50 – Yomna – Maqāṣid discourse from Islamic modernism to theorising authoritarianism, Bin Bayyah and the politicisation of maqāṣid al-sharī‘ah
14.20 – Nader Hashemi – How Authoritarianism is Destabilizing the Middle East and Our World
Tea/Coffee/lunch to be provided for participants.
Students/Staff are very welcome