[Bilimsel Haber] Fwd: FW: Call for papers: Social Transformations in South/Southeast Asia - Extended to November 15

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From: Tugrul Keskin <tugrulkeskin at pdx.edu>
Date: Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 10:06 AM
Subject: FW: Call for papers: Social Transformations in
South/Southeast Asia - Extended to November 15
To: Saban Kardas <sabankardas at gmail.com>, "A.Teyfur Erdoğdu"
<teyfur at gmail.com>, Mehran Kamrava <mk556 at georgetown.edu>, Amandeep
Sandhu <sandhu at temple.edu>, Paul Silverstein <silversp at reed.edu>,
Ayesha Umar <aumar at pdx.edu>, Onur Inal <onurinal at onurinal.com>, Husnul
Amin <husnulamin at yahoo.com>, neslihan cevik <neslihancev at gmail.com>,
fistraba at indiana.edu


Dear all,
The deadline for The Sociology of Islam newsletter is extended to November
15. Please distribute to your students and colleagues. You will find the
previous issue attached. We will distribute the new issue at the MESA
conference in San Diego, November 18-21. Best, Tugrul

Call for papers

Social Transformations in South/Southeast Asia

Fifty-five Years after the Bandung Conference: Islam, Neo-colonialism, and
the Boundaries of the Modern State

Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh

Special Issue of the Sociology of Islam and Muslim Societies Newsletter

In light of the ongoing resistance to neo-colonialism in South/Southeast
Asia and the framing of many of these struggles within an Islamic discourse,
we are focusing the next issue of the Sociology of Islam and Muslim
Societies Newsletter on examining the implications of this crucial
development in contemporary Islamic political thought. To that end, we are
writing to solicit your reflection essays (approx. 1500 words) for this
special issue. The title of this special issue is as follows: Fifty-five
Years after the Bandung Conference: Islam, Neo-colonialism, and the
Boundaries of the Modern State. Those who would like to contribute can send
us their short articles or book reviews by November 15th.

Please send your submission to:

Reed W. Taylor: rtaylor2 at vt.edu
and
Tugrul Keskin: tugrulkeskin at pdx.edu

http://www.sociologyofislam.org
Portland State University


--
Tugrul Keskin

Assistant Professor of International and Middle Eastern Studies
And Center for Turkish Studies
Portland State University
International Studies-INTL
East Hall 309
632 SW Hall Street
Portland, OR 97201 - USA
Office: 503-725-3495

"I emphasize in it [my Orientalism] accordingly that neither the term Orient
nor the concept of the West has any ontological stability; each is made up
of human effort, partly affirmation, partly identification of the Other."
 ‹  Edward W. Said
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