03.09.2020 | Arts
Christian Suhr (Anthropology) has been awarded €1.5m by the European Research Council for his project on "Heart Openings: The Experience and Cultivation of Love in Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam."
03.09.2020 | Arts
The Arab Lefts: Histories and Legacies, 1950s-1970s, edited by Laure Guirguis, explores the entangled histories of Left-wing trends and surveys radical Left traditions in the Arab world.
29.04.2020 | Arts
Aarhus researcher participates in project on preventive partnership policing and the transformation of urban governance
29.02.2020 | Arts
Aarhus case study focuses on the areas surrounding City Vest, areas with high concentrations of Muslim Syrian and Palestinian refugees.
17.02.2020 | Arts
Asmaa Hassaneen is doing her PhD research on Palestinian memory, focusing on the relation between the saga genre and memory studies, and how both affect the construction and transmission of Palestinian memory.
29.11.2019 | Arts
Thomas Fibiger, specialist in contemporary Shi‘i Islam in Bahrain and Kuwait, has been appointed to an associate professorship in the Department for the Study of Religion to teach in the Arab and Islamic Studies program.
01.09.2019 | Arts
Mark Sedgwick has been elected Chair of the Nordic Association for Middle Eastern Studies
30.06.2019 | Arts
Martin Riexinger has been elected vice-president of FIFO, Forum for Islamforskning, the Danish Association for the Study of Islam
20.05.2019 | Samfund og politik
Headed by Morten Valbjørn together with Jeroen Gunning (King’s College London), and funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark.
15.02.2019 | Arts
Anne Kirstine Rønn Sørensen will be investigating social movements that seek to challenge sectarianism in the Middle East and the Balkans, focusing on the role of strategic choices.
