Sociology of Islam and Muslim Societies Academic Mailing List Virginia Tech University

OUR OBJECTIVES:

We have created a mailing list for scholars who may be interested in exchanging academic information related with Islam and Muslim Societies. You will find the information necessary to be a subscriber to this list. This is a scholarly network on Islam and Muslim Societies, which facilitates the academic exchange of information on conferences, panels, articles, books, and events. This network does not promote the orientalist approach toward Islam and Muslim Societies. We believe that Islam is a part and parcel of World civilization and has contributed toward the humanistic value of mankind. However, the last two hundreds years of human history shows us that Muslim Societies have been subject to a colonialist process. This process has transformed Islam from its original meaning and message to that of a reactionary identity. Therefore, today in Muslim Societies we witness poverty, economic inequality, chaotic urbanization, corruption, anti-democratic regimes, gender inequality, and occupations.

The Worldwide Islam Scholars Network promotes C. Wright Mills’ Sociological Imagination perspectives in relation to Islam and Muslim Societies. Within this network of Sociologists, Political Scientists, Religious Studies Scholars, Historians, we will exchange scholarly information on Islam and Muslim societies.  

The Sociology of Islam Academic Mailing list at Portland State University is a free professional and academic networking tool to encourage interaction between individuals & organizations involved in Islam/Sociology of Islam/Islamist Movements and related fields worldwide. Members and subscribers are encouraged to dialogue and share resources on books, articles, conferences, teaching, and other related purposes.

The Archive at Virginia Tech
April 2007 – October 2009
April 2014 - Present
http://listserv.vt.edu/archives/sociology_of_islam.html

The Archive at Portland State University
November 2009 – April 2014
https://www.lists.pdx.edu/lists/admin/sociology_of_islam/archive

If you want to subscribe to the list, please send me an email.

tugrulk (at) vt.edu

DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF ISLAM MAILING LIST:

*  Country                  Subscribers
*  -------                       -----------
*  (AC)                                    1
*  Armenia                              2
*  Australia                             29
*  Austria                                2
*  Bangladesh                          1
*  Belgium                               10
*  Bosnia and Herzegovina     1
*  Botswana                            1
*  Brazil                                  2
*  Bulgaria                               1
*  Canada                                56
*  Chile                                    2
*  Czech Republic                   1
*  Denmark                             14
*  (ED)                                     1
*  (EU)                                     4
*  Egypt                                  1
*  Finland                                6
*  Former                                1
*  France                                 27
*  Germany                             91
*  Hungary                              3
*  India                                    2
*  Ireland                                 3
*  Islamic Republic of Iran      13
*  Israel                                   15
*  Italy                                      20
*  Japan                                   10
*  Kenya                                 1
*  Kuwait                                1
*  Kyrgyzstan                         1
*  Lebanon                              5
*  Luxembourg                        1
*  Malaysia                             4
*  Mexico                                2
*  Morocco                             3
*  Netherlands                         33
*  New Zealand                       2
*  Nigeria                                 3
*  Norway                               8
*  Pakistan                              10
*  Poland                                 3
*  Qatar                                   18
*  Republic of Korea               2
*  Russian Federation             5
*  Saudi Arabia                       3
*  Singapore                            3
*  South Africa                        6
*  Spain                                   32
*  Sweden                                22
*  Switzerland                         6
*  Turkey                                92
*  Tanzania                             1
*  United Arab Emirates         8
*  United kingdom                  122
*  United states                       1,558

* Total number of academicians subscribed to the list:          2275
* Total number of countries represented:                               56
* Total number of universities represented:                           413

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Tugrul Keskin
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Assistant Professor of International and Middle Eastern Studies
Portland State University
International Studies
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Portland, OR 97201 - USA