[Bilimsel Haber] CfP: Is There a Middle East?, 05-07 May, 2006. New Haven, Connecticut

[Onur İnal]

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Call for Papers:

Is There a Middle East?

05-07 May, 2006. New Haven, Connecticut

Papers are encouraged from political and cultural historians, social =
scientists, geographers, and political economists. Possible themes =
include: natural boundaries and linguistic, ethnic and cultural =
self-definition; the Middle East as a geopolitical construct; =
Orientalizing the Middle East and Occiendetousis revisited; the Islamic =
legacy as a source of legitimacy and identity; nationalism and images of =
the self and other; economic resources and patterns of development; =
popular culture as a vehicle for cultural integration or disintegration; =
new media and new publics; the rise of regional =E9lites and the role of =
their expertise in defining the region.

Send or email an abstract and a r=E9sum=E9 to: Barbara Papacoda, Council =
on Middle East Studies, Yale Center for International and Area Studies, =
PO Box 208206, New Haven CT 06520=20

Send proposals to <Barbara.papacoda@yale.edu>
Deadline for submission: March  19, 2006.

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