MEXT Grant-in Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A)
“Connectivity and Trust Building in Islamic Civilization”
(Islamic Trust Studies)
Islamic civilization is characterized by its great ability to build horizontal human relationships. The aim of this project is to clarify the accumulation of such connectivity (relationship building) and various aspects of trust building, and to convert the “tacit knowledge” gained from this into “strategic knowledge” by verbalizing and visualizing it, in order to establish a new perspective for resolving the growing division in the world today.
New Arrivals
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2021.09.21
Announcement: Workshop “The Backgrounds of Muslim Diplomacy in the Early Modern Period” (Oct. 23)
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2021.09.09
Announcement: Workshop “Revenge of the Vernacular: Muscovy’s Turkic Engagement with the Persianate World” (Oct. 2)
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2021.08.31
Announcement: Webinar “Beyond the 20th anniversary of 9/11: prospecting globalized society, the Islamic world, and post-terrorism period” (Sep. 11)
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2021.08.30
Announcement: Workshop “Connectivity Seen in Port Cities of India during the Early Modern Period” (Sep. 30)
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2021.08.26
Announcement: Emergency webinar “Wuthering Afghanistan?: its past, present and future in thorn”（Aug. 26）
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2021.08.25
Announcement: Workshop “Connectivity of Muslims in Japan” (Oct. 16)
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2021.08.24
Announcement: Webinar: 2021 Political Change in Afghanistan and International Society (Aug. 31)
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2021.08.23
Annoucement: Workshop “Trust undermined concerning acceptance of refugees in Western Europe” (Oct. 2)
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2021.08.18
Announcement: Workshop “Islam and Gender under the Conflict: Cases of Indonesia and Algeria “(Sep.14)
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2021.08.18
Announcement: “The advantages and disadvantages of Taliban’s resurgence” (Aug. 20)