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  • Call for Papers: Co-IRIS Open Panel at the 24th IPSA in Istanbul

    Call for Papers Khaldunian Civilizational Analysis in International Relations 24th World Congress of Political Science July 23-28, 2016 Istanbul, Turkey Civilization as a field of research was not taken seriously by political and social scientist in their study of world affairs in early 1990s. The modern (Westphalian) nation-state dominated the intellectual fora of IR since…

  • Call for Papers: Co-IRIS Workshop at the 3rd European Workshops in International Studies (EWIS)

    Call for Papers Worlding beyond the Clash of Civilizations: An Agenda for an International Relations-Islam Discourse 3rd European Workshops in International Studies European International Studies Association University of Tübingen, Germany 06-08 April 2016 In recent history, International Relations (IR) has been defined as a field by the dynamics of (neo)colonial powers, especially with the triumph…

  • Philippine Mini Series of Talks on Nation-State and Muslim Governance

    Dear all, I would like to invite everyone for mini series of talks on International Relations. I will particularly discuss the comparative conundrum between nation-state and Muslim governance. As of this writing, here are the confirmed universities and research organizations: August 12, 2015 (Wednesday, 2:00 PM)University of the EastOffice of Extension and Community OutreachCollege of…

  • Nassef’s Speech: “Atoms” – On the Awarding Ceremony of Gallipoli Essays

    I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to all the participants, winners, and to the OIC Youth Forum. Thank you to the members of the jury for selecting my essay as one of the recipients of the consolation prize. – On the Awarding Ceremony (27 April 2015, Istanbul) – I was informed a day…

  • Gallipoli, humanity… quo vadis?

    Only in dreams, memories of yesterdays are seen and hear. Every night, thunders of volley guns and howls of cries Of men and women shiver us in our dreams. See, a shadow holding a scythe. Death is upon us! Abrupt expiry of courageous juveniles is hunting the future. Only hope is left for us. A desire to live, and to…

  • Gallipoli, humanity… quo vadis?

    The story of Gallipoli is not unitary. Thousands of stories fill up the emptiness of curiosity. It expresses an inquisitiveness of actuations of brave souls who fought and died. Two opposing narratives billowing Gallipoli: a campaign to take over Hellespont and a defense to rebuild imperial sovereignty.

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