ZMO News

Wednesday, 2 January, 2019




Happy New Year 2019!

                 ZMO warmly wishes you a happy new year 2019 with good health, 
                           happiness, and lots of opportunities for you and your loved ones!

Events

Monday, 14 January, ZMO
Forming Space and Collective/Religious Identities in post 1948 Haifa
Lecture by Himmat Zoubi (EUME Fellow 2018-19, Berlin) as part of the Urban Studies Seminar The Urban Spatialities of Religion in the Middle East, Africa and South-East Asia

Since “the spatial turn” in the early 1990s and mainly following the English translation of Henri Lefebvre’s pioneering book “The Production of Space” (1974), space is no longer viewed as static or background, but as a site of struggle that shapes ideas, beliefs, principles and values. Modern socio-spatial theorists understand space as both dynamic and relational and as intertwined with lived experience. Likewise, the production and reproduction of the city are influenced by and inscribe themselves in the urban social relations...

Tuesday, 29 January, Werkstatt der Kulturen, Wissmannstraße 32, 12049 Berlin
WeberWorldCafé:
Changing Neighbourhoods

Workshop with ZMO fellows Nazan Maksudyan, Hilal Alkan and many other speakers.

Changing Neighbourhoods will deal with both mobility and transformation. how have neighbourhoods developed and changed over time, in particular in cities that have experienced or are experiencing conflicts? How have central institutions of a city like museums shaped the fabric of the neighbourhoods around them? What do migrants bring to their new neighbourhoods? How are neighbourhoods organised, and what actually makes a neighbourhood a neighbourhood? These are some of the questions our next WeberWorldCafé will try to answer

Tenders & Calls


Position as PhD Student in Political Science/IR/Middle East Studies/ Intelligence Studies at Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient

Since “the spatial turn” in the early 1990s and mainly following the English translation of Henri Lefebvre’s pioneering book “The Production of Space” (1974), space is no longer viewed as static or background, but as a site of struggle that shapes ideas, beliefs, principles and values. Modern socio-spatial theorists understand space as both dynamic and relational and as intertwined with lived experience. Likewise, the production and reproduction of the city are influenced by and inscribe themselves in the urban social relations...

Knowledge Transfer

Samuli Schielke
Secular Powers and Heretic Undercurrents in a God-Fearing Part of the World

AllegraLab features a transcript of a keynote lecture by ZMO fellow Samuli Schielkeheld at the Secularity and Nonreligion Research Network Conference at King’s College in London on 5 July 2018. The post also includes a link to an audio recording of the lecture as well as a downloadable PDF.

New Publications

Nils Riecken
"Islam" as an Epistemic Field. Imperial Entanglements and Orientalism in the German-Speaking WOrld Since 1870

Conference report by Nils Riecken in H/Soz/Kult, 12 December 2018.

ZMO in the Media

Norman Saadi Nikro
Listening: The Aural Resonance of a Formless Line

ZMO fellow Norman Saadi Nikro contributed this text to Lebanese writer and photographer Joey Ayoub's blog Hummus for Thought.

Hummus for Thought, December 2018.

Ahmed Sukker
12 Years on the Blockade, the EU Should Wise Up its Engagement with Gaza

ZMO student assistant Ahmed Sukker on the necessity for the EU to end it's Gaza blockade as a contribution to peace in the Middle East.

Alsharq, 11 December 2018.

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