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DESCRIPTION:The workshop on Global Middle East aims to probe what globaliza
 tion really means in today’s Middle East\, and how it is reflected in move
 ments\, peoples\, cultures\, art forms\, and networks. The aim is to show 
 how groups\, ideas\, and practices that originated in the region are devel
 oping not in isolation\, but in direct and complex connection with other c
 ultural and socio- economic geographies. Conference organized by the Cente
 r for South Asia and Middle East Studies (CSAMES) Professors Asef Bayat an
 d Linda Herrera\, and co-sponsored by Center for Advanced Study\; Center f
 or East Asian and Pacific Studies\; Center for Global Studies\; Center for
  Latin American and Caribbean Studies\; College of Education\; Department 
 of Political Science\; Department of Sociology\; European Union Center\; L
 AS Global Studies Program\; The Program in Arms Control and Domestic and I
 nternational Security\; Women and Gender in Global Perspectives Program\nS
 ponsor: Center for South Asia and Middle East Studies
DTEND:20180126T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20260714T162148Z
DTSTART:20180126T150000Z
LOCATION:IL\,USA\,Champaign\,Levis Faculty Center
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SUMMARY:Global Middle East Workshop
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p class="eventtype">The workshop on Global Mi
 ddle East aims to probe what globalization really means in today’s Middle 
 East\, and how it is reflected in movements\, peoples\, cultures\, art for
 ms\, and networks. The aim is to show how groups\, ideas\, and practices t
 hat originated in the region are developing not in isolation\, but in dire
 ct and complex connection with other cultural and socio- economic geograph
 ies. Conference organized by the Center for South Asia and Middle East Stu
 dies (CSAMES) Professors Asef Bayat and Linda Herrera\, and co-sponsored b
 y Center for Advanced Study\; Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies\; 
 Center for Global Studies\; Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studie
 s\; College of Education\; Department of Political Science\; Department of
  Sociology\; European Union Center\; LAS Global Studies Program\; The Prog
 ram in Arms Control and Domestic and International Security\; Women and Ge
 nder in Global Perspectives Program</p>\n<p class="sponsor"><span class="e
 vent-heading sponsor">Sponsor:</span> Center for South Asia and Middle Eas
 t Studies</p>
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