The Dynamism of Muslim Societies
-Toward New Horizons Islamic Area Studies-

Oct. 5 (Fri)
Main Hall
12:00-14:00
Registration
14:00-14:30
Opening Address
14:30-17:00
Opening Lectures
Abdul-Karim RAFEQ
(College of William and Mary in Virginia, USA)
gThe Interpretation and Periodization of Modern Arab History: Personal Reflectionsh
SUGITA Hideaki (University of Tokyo, Japan)
gViewing the Middle East from Japan:
A Historical Perspectiveh (in Japanese)
17:00-19:00
Reception
Oct. 6 (Sat)
Room 202A
Room 202B
Oct. 6 (Sat)
10:00-13:00
Session 1: Islamism and Secularism in the Contemporary Muslim World
Session 3:
Ports, Merchants and Cross-Cultural Contacts
10:00-13:00
Chair: HANEDA Masashi
YANAGIHASHI Hiroyuki (University of Tokyo, Japan)
KUROKI Hidemitsu
(ILCAA, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan)
10:00-10:30
gBetween Classical Law and Modern Legislation in the Arab Countriesh
gIntermediators of Languages, Goods and Powers: Dragomans in Ottoman Aleppoh
Nilima CHANDIRAMANI (University of Munbai, India)
Rudiger KLEIN (University of Tubingen, Germany)
10:30-11:00
gMuslim Family Law: Gender Biasesh
gBuilding for Business: Urban Fabric and Merchant Communities in Ottoman Bilad ash-Shamh
KOBAYASHI Yasuko (Nanzan University, Japan)
Discussion
11:00-11:15
gUmmat, Ulama and Umara in Indonesiah
Break
11:15-11:30
Bakhtiyar BABAJANOV
(Institute of Oriental Studies, Uzbekistan)
HORII Yutaka
(Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Japan)
11:30-12:00
gMuslim Umma in Non-Islamic States: Point of View of 'ulama' of the Ferghana Valley till and after Independenceh
gVenetians in Alexandria in the First Half of the Sixteenth Centuryh
SAWAE Fumiko (Hitotsubashi University, Japan)
FUKASAWA Katsumi (University of Tokyo, Japan)
12:00-12:30
gAgenda Setting and Discourse Making of the Welfare Party/Fazilet Party in the 1990sh
gUrban Topography and Merchant Circles of Marseilles in the Eighteenth Centuryh
Francois BURGAT
(French Center for Yemenite Studies, Yemen)
Discussion
12:30-13:00
gIslamism and Islamists in the Early Twenty First Century: Facts and Ideologiesh
14:30-17:30
Session 2:
The Public and Private Spheres in Muslim Societies Today:Gender and the New Media
Session 3(Afternoon)
14:30-18:00
Chair: KUROKI Hidemitsu
OHTSUKA Kazuo (Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan)
Edmund HERZIG (University of Manchester, UK)
14:30-15:00
gGender and Space in Arab Societies: The Changing Divideh
gThe Armenians of Isfahan: A Merchant Community Between East and Westh
Jenny B. WHITE (Boston University, USA)
HANEDA Masashi (University of Tokyo, Japan)
15:00-15:30
gThe New Islamic Women in Turkey: Dilemmas of Space, Place, and Classh
gEuropeans at Bandar Abbas and the eStatef of Persia in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuriesh
TAKAKI Keiko (Obirin University, Japan)
Philippe HAUDRERE (University of Angers, France)
15:30-16:00
gWomen's Domestic Side Jobs and the New Mediah
gThe Merchants of Pondicherry in the Eighteenth Centuryh
YAMAGISHI Tomoko (Meiji University, Japan)
Discussion
16:00-16:15
gIranian Labourers in Japan: Friendly Relations and Alienationh
Break
16:15-16:30
Jon W. ANDERSON (Catholic University of America, USA)
Barbara ANDAYA (University of Hawai'i, USA)
16:30-17:00
gMuslim Networks, Muslim Selves in Cyberspace: Islam in the Post-modern Public Sphereh
gCreating an Islamic Port City in a Multi-cultural Environment: Melaka in the Fifteenth Centuryh
Dale F. EICKELMAN (Dartmouth College, USA)
FUJITA Kayoko
(Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Japan)
17:00-17:30
gGender and Religion in the Public and Private Spheresh
gUnveiling an Alliance: Dutch Private Trade and People in Nagasaki in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuriesh
Discussion
17:30-18:00
Oct. 7 (San)
Room 202A
Room 202B
Oct. 7 (San)
10:00-17:30
Session 4: Sufis and Saints Among the People in Muslim Societies
Session 5: Social Protests and Nation-Building in Muslim Societies
10:00-13:00
Chair: OKA Natsuko
TONAGA Yasushi (Kyoto University, Japan)
Stephane DUDOIGNON (CNRS, France)
gSufi Saints and Non-Sufi Saints in Early Islamic Historyh
gBack From Microstoria to Global History?I. The "Bukhari" and "Kulabi?" Factions (Ta'ifas) in Bukhara during the Colonial, Revolutionary, and Early Soviet Periodsh
Vincent CORNELL (University of Arkansas, USA)
OBIYA Chika (Japan Center for Area Studies, Japan)
gPeople's Saints or Saints of the People? Urban and Rural Models of 'Popular Sainthood' in the Western Maghribh
gThe Basmachi Movement as a Mirror of Central Asian Society in the Revolutionary Periodh
Boaz SHOSHAN (Ben-Gurion University, Israel)
KURITA Yoshiko (Chiba University, Japan)
gPopular Sufi Sermons in Late Mamluk Egypth
gThe Dynamics of Nation-Building in the Sudan h
HORIKAWA Toru (Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, Japan)
YOSHIMURA Shintaro (Hiroshima University, Japan)
gTariqas and Their Political Roles in Central Asia in the Sixteenth Centuryh
gReza Shah's Changing Dictatorship and Protest Movements in Iran, 1926-41h
IMAMATSU Yasushi (Kobe University, Japan)
AOYAMA Hiroyuki (Institute of Developing Economies, Japan)
geSaintsf in Evliya Celebi's Seyahatnameh
gContradiction between Thoughts and Realities in Arab Nationalism: Wahib al-Ghanim's Contribution to Development of Arab Ba'th Movementh
Muhammad El MANSOUR
(University of Mohamed V, Morocco)
lunch breack
gReligous Groups and Political Power in Morocco in the Age of State Centralizationh
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Nathalie CLAYER (CNRS, France)
Session 5 (Afternoon)
14:30-17:30
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gSaints and Sufis in the Albanian Societyh
Chair: KATO Hiroshi
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KISAICHI Masatoshi (Sophia University, Japan)
Isam Al-KHAFAJI (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
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gSufi Orders and Islamic Resurgence in Contemporary Egypt: Analysis of the Daftar of the Burhami Tariqah
gRoots of Revolution: A Comparative Analysis of the Social Dynamics for Change in the Middle Easth
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AKAHORI Masayuki (Sophia University, Japan)
SAKAI Keiko (Institute of Developing Economies, Japan)
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gPartly Saints and Partly Bedouins: The Murabiteen People Among the Bedouins of the Western Desert of Egypth
gThe 1999 Intifada in Iraq: through analysing the discourses of Iraqi intellectualsh
Thierry ZARCONE (CNRS, France)
Juan R. COLE (University of Michigan, USA)
gBridging the Gap Between Pre-Soviet and Post-Soviet Sufism in the Ferghana Valley, Uzbekistan: The Naqshbandi Order Between Tradition and Innovationh
gNeo-Imperialism and the Muslim Crowd: Contemporary Pakistan as a Case Studyh
@ Saodat OLIMOVA
(Center of Information and Analysis eSharqf, Tajikistan)
@ gIslam and construction of a national state in Central Asia: Islamic movement in Tajikistanh
@ Victor A. SHNIRELMAN (Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology)
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gA Caucasian Knot: Origins Of The Peoples, And Politics in The Caucasush
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UYAMA Tomohiko (Hokkaido University, Japan)
gWhy IsSocial Protest Weak in Central Asia?: Relations Between the State and the People in the Era of Nation-Building and Globalizationh
Oct. 8 (Mon)
Room 202A
Room 202B
Oct. 8 (Mon)
10:00-13:00
Session 6:
Contracts, Validity, Documentation:Historical Research of the Sharia Courts
Session 7: Islamic Area Studies with Geographic Information Systems
10:00-13:00
Donald P. LITTLE (McGill University, Canada)
OKABE Atsuyuki (University of Tokyo, Japan)
gA Fourteenth-Century Jerusalem Court Record of a Divorce Hearing: A Case Studyh
gIntroducing GIS in Islamic Area Studiesh
OKAWARA Tomoki
(Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Japan)
SADAHIRO Yukio (University of Tokyo, Japan),
gMarriage Contracts and Documentation in Ottoman Syriah
gConstruction of Spatial Database from Old Maps and Documentsh
Brigitte MARINO
(Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Japan)
MIZUSHIMA Tsukasa (University of Tokyo, Japan)
gPurchasing Properties in Eighteenth-Century Damascus: The Case of the eAzm Familyh
gIslamic Elements and South Indian Society: A View from Eighteenth-Century Chingleputh
MATSUO Yuriko
(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Technology, Japan)
TSURUTA Yoshiko (Showa Women's University, Japan),
ARAI Yuji (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Japan), JINNAI Hidenobu (Hosei University, Japan),
SHISHIDO Katsumi (Hosei University, Japan),
SATO Atsuhiko (Hosei University, Japan)
gRumeli sadareti mahkemesi in the Ottoman Legal System: 1543-1590h
gThe Spatial Structure of Commercial Areas in Turkey and Other Islamic Countriesh
KONDO Nobuaki (Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan)
ASAMI Yasushi (University of Tokyo, Japan),
Ayse Sema KUBAT (Istanbul Technical University, Turkey),
KITAGAWA Kensuke (University of Tokyo, Japan),
IIDA Shin'ichi (University College London, UK)
gThe Case of eDoubled Vaqff: A Study on Qajar Shari'a Courtsh
gExtension of Space Syntactic Idea to 3-Dimensional Surfaces and Its Application to the Historical Part of Istanbulh
KOMATSU Hisao (University of Tokyo, Japan),
GOTO Yutaka (Hirosaki University, Japan)
gChanges in the Ferghana Valley in the Twentieth Centuryh
Room 201
14:30-17:30
Concluding Discussion
17:30-19:30
Closing Ceremony
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