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Tobunken Seminar
Migration and Identity in the Late Ottoman Empire
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| Date and Time | October 18, 25, and November 1, 2024 (Fri), 3pm~4:15pm |
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| Venue | - On-site: Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, 1st Meeting Room (1st session), 2nd Meeting Room (2nd and 3rd session) - Online: Zoom |
| Title | Migration and Identity in the Late Ottoman Empire |
| Speaker | Fuat Dündar (TOBB University of Economics and Technology / IASA Visiting Researcher) |
| Language | English |
To attend the Tobunken Semina, please fill in the form. https://forms.gle/k7VzA5gwjV5JAJcp7
Program
| 1. October 18 (1st Meeting Room) | Migration, Religion, and State: Ottoman Immigration Policy, 1856-1908 |
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| 2. October 25 (2nd Meeting Room) | Republic of Immigrants: Ottoman-Turkish Immigration Policy, 1908-1923 |
| 3. November 1 (2nd Meeting Room) | From Zimmi and Millet to Minority System: Ottoman Kurdish and Armenian Identity Politics |
We are pleased to announce that the Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia will be hosting a seminar series on “Migration and Identity in the Late Ottoman Empire.” Dr. Fuat Dündar of TOBB University of Economics and Technology, a leading expert on the late Ottoman migration policy, will give three lectures.
| Contact: | Jun Akiba (IASA) j-akiba[a]ioc.u-tokyo.ac.jp |
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