Nile Green walks Jonathan Conlin through Ikbal and Idries Shah’s unstable stable of aliases and identities.
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PODCAST – Episode 58: Permeable Boundaries
Emre Erol talks to Enno Maessen about Mushir Husein Kidwai, a prominent intellectual who pleaded for Muslims of the world to unite.
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PODCAST – Episode 41: Reading the Clouds
Davide Rodogno and Ozan Ozavci consider how ideas of civilisation, race, and religion shaped humanitarianism in the interwar Near East.
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Making Assumptions
Ediz Hazir explains how Lausanne marked the end of a French religious order’s attempt to unify the churches of the Ottoman Empire.
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Making Assumptions
Ο Ediz Hazir εξηγεί πώς η Λωζάνη σηματοδότησε το τέλος της προσπάθειας ενός γαλλικού θρησκευτικού τάγματος να ενοποιήσει τις εκκλησίες της Οθωμανικής Αυτοκρατορίας.
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Προστασία ή Υποκρισία;
Ο Κωνσταντίνος Τσιτσελίκης ρωτά αν οι ρήτρες προστασίας των μειονοτήτων της Λωζάνης παραμένουν κατάλληλες για οτιδήποτε – εκτός από τη στάση των Ελλήνων και Τούρκων ηγετών.
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Protection or Posturing?
Konstantinos Tsitselikis asks whether the minority protection clauses of Lausanne remain fit for anything – except posturing by Greek and Turkish leaders.
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PODCAST – Episode 5: The First Clash
Seventy years before Samuel Huntington there was Basil Mathews. Jonathan Conlin and historian Todd Thompson revisit a forgotten text that launched “the clash of civilizations”.
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The Lausanne Project 