Beyond the Border:
A New Framework for Understanding the Dynamism of Muslim Societies
(Kyoto, Japan, October 8-10, 1999)
Schedule
Session 1: The Concept of Territory in Islamic Law and Thought
Session 2: The Influence of Human Mobility
Session 3: A City of Interactions: Jerusalem
October 8, 1999 (Fri) |
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Room B1 |
Room B2 |
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8:30 |
Registration |
9:00 |
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9:30 |
Opening Ceremony |
9:30 |
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Session 1-1: Dar al-Islam as an Ideology |
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Chair: TAKESHITA Masataka |
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10:00 |
Brannon WHEELER |
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The Islamic Utopia: From Dar al-Hijra to Dar al-Islam |
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10:30 |
Michael LECKER |
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On the Burial of Martyrs |
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11:00 |
Haideh GHOMI |
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The Concept of Dar al-Islam in Sufism: Special Reference to Molana Jalal ed-Din Rumi |
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11:30 |
Discussion |
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12:00 |
Lunch |
12:00 |
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Session 1-2: Conception of Territory in Islamic History |
Session 2-1: Human Mobility in History, Part One |
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Chair: IIZUKA Masato |
Chair: KISAICHI Masatoshi |
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13:30 |
Elmostafa REZRAZI |
MORIMOTO Kazuo |
13:30 |
The Iqlim and Political Identities As Established in Islamic Tradition |
Diffusion of the Naqibship of the Talibids: A Study on the Early Dispersal of Sayyids |
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14:00 |
YANAGIHASHI Hiroyuki |
Yaacov LEV |
14:00 |
Solidarity in an Islamic Society: 'Asaba, Family, and the Community |
Turks in the Political and Military Life of Eleventh-Century Egypt and Syria |
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14:30 |
OKUDA Atsushi |
Taef Kamal EL-AZHARI |
14:30 |
Two Dimensions of the Reception of Western Modern Legal System in the Territory of Islam :A Case Study of Syria |
Human Mobility During the Crusades, As Seen in the Writing of Ibn al-Athir 555-630 A.H./1160-1233 A.D. |
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15:00 |
Discussion |
Discussion |
15:00 |
15:30 |
Coffee Break |
15:30 |
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Session 1-3: From Dar al-Islam to the Modern Conception of Territory |
Session 2-2: Human Mobility in History, Part Two |
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Chair: ARAI Masami |
Chair: KATO Hiroshi |
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16:00 |
Tetz ROOKE |
Ibrahim JADLA |
16:00 |
Colonial Borders Versus Natural Frontiers: History Writing in Syria After the First World War |
Al Sudan (Blacks) in Ifriqiya (Tunisia) in the Middle Ages |
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16:30 |
Iik Arifin MANSURNOOR |
KUROKI Hidemitsu |
16:30 |
The Impact of Territorial Expansion and Contraction in the Malay Traditional Polity on Contemporary Thought and Administration |
The Mobility of Non-Muslims in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Aleppo |
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17:00 |
Eugenia KERMELI-UNAL |
Meruert ABUSEITOVA |
17:00 |
Custom Versus Theory: Ebu's Suud's Effort to Consolidate Shariah with the Ottoman Kanun on Land and Its Impact on Crete |
The Spread of Islam from Central Asia into Kazakhstan (16th-17th Centuries) |
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17:30 |
Discussion |
Discussion |
17:30 |
18:00 |
Reception in the "Swan" Banquet Hall |
18:00 |
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October 9, 1999 (Sat) |
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Room B1 |
Room B2 |
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Session 1-4: Muslims in the Face of Dar al-Harb |
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Chair: NISHIO Tetsuo |
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9:00 |
OHTA Keiko |
Session 2-3: Human Mobility and Information |
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Migration and Islamization in the Early Islamic Period: The Arab-Byzantine Border Area |
Chair: EGAWA Hikari |
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9:30 |
NAKAMURA Taeko |
Stefka PARVEVA |
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Territorial Disputes Between Syrian Cities and the Early Crusaders: The Struggle for Economic and Political Dominance |
Human Mobility and Transmission of Information in the Ottoman Empire (17th-18th Centuries) |
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10:00 |
Hamidullah BOLTABOEV |
Lilia LABIDI |
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Dynamism of the Notion of Dar al-Islam in Central Asia |
Dynamics of Change in the Medical Sector in the Islamic World |
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10:30 |
Stephane DUDOIGNON |
Makhsuma NIYAZOVA |
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Beyond the Northern Border: An Appeal for a Global History of the Siberian Muslimhood |
Kubachi Silversmiths in Bukhara |
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11:00 |
Discussion |
ASAMI Yasushi, Ayse Sema KUBAT, Ismail ISTEK |
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Characterization of the Street Networks in the Turkish-Islamic Urban Form |
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11:30 |
Discussion |
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12:00 |
Lunch |
12:00 |
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Session 2-4: Human Mobility and Political Process |
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Chair: SAKAI Keiko |
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13:30 |
Mohammed BOUDOUDOU |
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"Great Transformation" of Maghreb Societies and the Constitution of International Maghreb Migratory Processes |
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14:00 |
KURITA Yoshiko |
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The Sudanese Diaspora in Politics: Felix Dar Fur, Duse Muhammad Ali, and Ali Abd al-Latif |
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14:30 |
Nilufer NARLI |
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Urbanisation, Structural Changes, and the Rise of Political Islam in Turkey |
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15:00 |
Discussion |
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15:30 |
Coffee Break |
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Session 2-5: Human Mobility Beyond the Borders Established by Powers |
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Chair: OTSUKA Kazuo |
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16:00 |
OISHI Takashi |
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Friction and Rivalry Over the Pious Mobility: British Colonial Management of the Hajj and Its Reaction Among Indian Muslims, 1870 to 1920 |
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16:30 |
John SCHOEBERLEIN |
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Islam on the Hoof: The Nomadic Margin of the Islamic World in Central Asia |
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17:00 |
Alain ROUSSILLON |
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Remaining Oneself Beyond the Borders: Identity and Travel in the Colonial and Post-Colonial Division of the World |
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17:30 |
Dale EICKELMAN |
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Blurred Boundaries: Travel, New Media, and the Emerging Public Sphere in Contemporary Muslim Societies |
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18:00 |
Discussion (until 18:30) |
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October 10, 1999 (Sun) |
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Room B1 |
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Session 3-1: Co-existence and Disputes |
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Chair: KITAZAWA Yoshiyuki |
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9:30 |
Yasir SULEIMAN |
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Sociolinguistic Reflexes of Political Conflict: The Case of Jerusalem |
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10:00 |
Michael DUMPER |
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Muslim Institutions and the Political Process: The Palestinian Waqf and the Struggle Over Jerusalem, 1967-1997 |
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10:30 |
Coffee Break |
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11:00 |
FUJITA Susumu |
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Conflict and Ties in Jerusalem, A City of Many Peoples |
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11:30 |
USUKI Akira |
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Jerusalem in the Mind of the Japanese |
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12:00 |
Discussion |
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12:30 |
Lunch |
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Session 3-2: The Middle East Peace Process and Jerusalem |
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Chair: KIMURA Shuzo |
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14:00 |
Geries KHOURY |
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One City, Two Peoples, and Three Religions |
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14:30 |
Ann LESCH |
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"My" Jerusalem or "Our" Jerusalem: Can Alternative Futures Be Envisioned? |
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15:00 |
IKEDA Akifumi |
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Changes in Jerusalem Since the 1960s |
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15:30 |
TATEYAMA Ryoji |
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Ideas and Options for Addressing the Question of Jerusalem |
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16:00 |
Discussion |
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16:30 |
Coffee Break |
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17:00 |
General Discussion |
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18:00 |