Dear David,
you are very welcome to attend this event, it is open to public. Please send me an email I will send you a pdf version of the program. tugrulkeskin@t.shu.edu.cn or tugrulk@vt.edu
Dear Ryan, thank you for your help as well.
Best,
Tugrul
Shanghai University Presents an
International Conference on
3rd China and The Middle East Conference:
Asia to the Middle East: Asianization of the Middle East with Economic Characteristics?
Shanghai University
People’s Republic of China
June 7-8, 2017
Organized by
Center for Turkish Studies and Center for Global Studies
Shanghai University
http://en.shu.edu.cn/Default.aspx
Responding to David Straub:
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I would like to attend this conference. Who should we contact?
The chapters in question have been filled. Thank you very much everyone for your interest!
Shanghai University Presents an
International Conference on
3rd China and The Middle East Conference:
Asia to the Middle East: Asianization of the Middle East with Economic Characteristics?
Shanghai University
People’s Republic of China
June 7-8, 2017
Organized by
Center for Turkish Studies and Center for Global Studies
Shanghai University
http://en.shu.edu.cn/Default.aspx
Organizing Committee:
Seeking two chapters for upcoming book publication - Drones: International Development and Deployment of UAVs (https://www.crcpress.com/Drones-International-Development-and-Deployment-of-UAVs/Webb-Dens...)
Chapter Topics: Indian and Pakistani military drone programs (6,000 to 8,000 words; Chicago Manual of Style)
UCLA is pleased to announce a new 1-week intensive summer program for high school students from June 26-30, 2017 using "Defining a Nation: India on the Eve of Independence, 1945" from the Reacting to the Past series of immersive role-playing games. Students will be able to earn 2 college credits while learning about India at the end of British colonial rule.
On April 28-29 2017, the Cornell South Asia Program will host "Nepal and Himalayan Studies at Cornell: Community Engagement, Knowledge Circulation, and the Future of Scholarship." The conference will focus on a broad view of Himalayan Studies, bringing attention not only to Nepal, but also India, Pakistan, Bhutan, Tibet and China.
This is an open call to seek papers for an edited volume on Migration and Human Security in South Asia and its implications looking into the migration trends specific to South Asia and its multi-dimensional impact globally. It will bring together the analyses on migration and surrounding issues, challenges and solutions to them. The work will consolidate the thematic lines and streams weaved around regions, corridors, in-country, regional and global perspectives and theoretical perspectives on human mobility and population movements.
