Dietrich Reetz
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Privatdozent Dr. Dietrich Reetz is senior research fellow at the Zentrum Moderner Orient and external faculty member of political science at the Free University Berlin. The focus of his research is on global Muslim identities with special emphasis on South, Southeast and Central Asia, as well as Europe. He is a Principle Investigator (PI) for Political Science / South Asia at the Graduate School of Muslim Cultures and Societies at Free University Berlin since 2008. Since 2011, he is academic adviser of the World Economic Forum, Davos, for South Asia, attending the Global Agenda Council on Pakistan (2011-2014) and India Economic Summits.
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Competence Network Crossroads Asia 2011-16
(PI for ZMO, BMBF Research Grant) (Joint project of ZMO, Freie Universität Berlin, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Universities of Bonn, Munich and Bonn International Center for Conversion (BICC); representing ZMO, member of executive board): > Project Webpage
In and out of South and Central Asia:
Transnational Community-Building in Religious and Ethnic Networks (Two case studies, jointly with
Aksana Ismailbekova) |
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Muslims in Europe 2006-09/10 (PI, Co-ordinator and
Speaker, BMBF Research Grant):
> Strategies of demarcation and adaptation:
Islamic groups from South Asia in the European diaspora: the Tablīghī Jamā`at
and the Da`wat-i Islāmī. (Case studies: together with Thomas
Gugler) |
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DFG Research Grant Bridging the gap: Blending Islamic and secular education in new school projects in India and Pakistan. (2006-07, supervision) (> Project Webpage) |
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DFG Research Grant The Role of South Asian Islam in the Islamic World: the Dār al-`ulūm Deoband (India) and the International Islamic University Islamabad (Pakistan). (2004-05) > Project Webpage |
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DFG Research Grant The Force of Moral Conviction - the Islamic Missionary Movement of the Tablighi Jama`at in India and Pakistan and Its Vision of Society. (2001-03) Project Webpage > in English, > in Deutsch, > en Français |
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DFG Research Grant Allah's Kingdom on Earth: The Political Project of Islamic Groups in Colonial India (1900-1947). (1996-2000) > Project Webpage |
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Teaching FU Berlin FB Politik- und Sozialwissenschaften |
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SoSe 16: Alternate Globalities? Muslim networks from South Asia as global actors | ||||
Previous seminars at Free University Berlin | ||||
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HU Berlin, Seminar für Geschichte und Gesellschaft Südasiens, SS 2007 (Visiting Professor) |
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Vorlesung "Südasien in der Globalisierung: Geschichte, Kultur, Religion" | ||||
Vorlesung "Religion und politische Öffentlichkeit in Südasien: Erfahrungen vor und nach der Unabhängigkeit" | ||||
Hauptseminare
"Alternative Entwürfe für die Unabhängigkeit" (1) "Die ethno-religiösen Regionalbewegungen der Pakhtunen, Sikhs und Tamilen vor 1947" (2) "Die islamischen Bewegungen der Religionsschulen und Sekten vor 1947" |
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Workshops | |||
South-South
linkages in Islam. Translocal agents, ideas, lifeworlds. 5-6 November 2004, at
ZMO. Papers published in: Dietrich Reetz/Bettina Dennerlin (eds), South-South linkages in Islam. In: Contemporary Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East, Durham: Duke University Press, vol. 27, no. 1, 2007. |
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Modern
adaptations of Sufi-based popular Islam: Concepts, practices and movements
in a translocal perspective, 4-5 April 2003. Papers published in: |
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Islamic
Movements in Politics, 15 October 1999 (in German). Papers published in: |
> Zentrum Moderner Orient |
The projects are funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG - German Research Fund) and the Federal Ministry for Research and Education (BMBF) |
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updated 01 September 2016 |