Workshop “Muslim connectivity viewed from thought and strategy: case of Greater Syria” (Sep. 29)

Finished Workshop “Muslim connectivity viewed from thought and strategy: case of Greater Syria” (Sep. 29)

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The workshop “Muslim connectivity viewed from thought and strategy: case of Greater Syria” will be held by B02 “Trust Building Through Thought and Strategy.”

Date & Time: September 29, Wednesday, 2022, 13:00–14:30

Speaker: Yusuke Motani (Osaka University, B02 Researcher)
Discussant: Tomoki Okawara (Tohoku University)

Program:
13:00–13:40　Yusuke Motani “The strategy of the Muhammad Ali’s government for ruling Syria: their connectivity with Muslims and non-Muslims”
13:45–14:00　Comments by Tomoki Okawara
14:00–14:30　Q&A, Discussion

Language: Japanese
Venue: Open to public, Admission Free, Online via Zoom, Pre-registration required

Pre-registration: Please use the form for pre-registration

Organizer:B02 Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A) “Trust Building Through Thought and Strategy” (Principal Investigator: So YAMANE (Osaka University),20H05828)

Contact: Yusuke Motani (motani.hmt[at]osaka-u.ac.jp)

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