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SESSION 1 THE CONCEPT OF TERRITORY IN ISLAMIC LAW AND THOUGHT | |||
Session 1-1: | Dar al-Islam as an Ideology | XŽR‰›˜N | |
Session 1-2: | Conception of Territory in Islamic History | ‹´’Ü—ó | |
Session 1-3: | From Dar al-Islam to the Modern Conception of Territory | ’†’¬MF | |
Session 1-4: | Muslims in the Face of Dar al-Harb | –ì“cm | |
SESSION 2 THE INFLUENCE OF HUMAN MOBILITY | |||
Session 2-1: | Human Mobility in History, Part One | àVˆäˆê² | |
Session 2-2: | Human Mobility in History, Part Two | –ìâŽq | |
Session 2-3: | Human Mobility and Information | ’·–ì–F•F | |
Session 2-4: | Human Mobility and Political Process | “à“c‚ ‚©‚Ë | |
Session 2-5: | Human Mobility Beyond the Borders Established by Powers | ì’[’¼Žq | |
SESSION 3 A CITY OF INTERACTIONS: JERUSALEM | |||
Session 3-1: | Co-existence and Disputes | ‘¾“cŒ[Žq | |
Session 3-2: | The Middle East Peace Process and Jerusalem | Œ´ŽR—²L | |
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