Wiley-Blackwell Exchanges: The Changing Face of War (14-20 Nov 2011)

Free online academic conference

Subtitle: Free online academic conference
Summary: You are invited to join in the largest online meeting of minds in the Social Sciences and Humanities! Wiley-Blackwell is proud to announce the Exchanges Online Conference Series. Each event focuses on an area of interdisciplinary interest and will include: Podcast keynote addresses from leading figures in the field Scholarly articles with expert commentary Publishing workshops Live Q&A with presenters A book and journal ‘Reading Room’, plus a conference discount Participate when it suits your schedule
Author: Wiley-Blackwell; Category: Education; Explicit: No

Track Listing

Professor John Horne / The Changing Face of War in the 20th Century (John Horne)	0:14:58	96kbps	44100	10.29 MB
John Horne is Professor of Modern European History, Trinity College Dublin, and was the first Director of the Centre for War Studies, 2008-2010. He is a member of the Executive Board of the International Research Centre of the Historial de la Grande Guerre, Péronne. He also serves on the advisory boards of the Mémorial de Verdun and the Liberty Memorial National World War One Museum in Kansas City. He is the author of several books and over seventy chapters and articles, many relating to the history of war. His edited volume, State, Society and Mobilization in Europe during the First World War (Cambridge, 1997), appeared in Chinese (Beijing Institute of Technology Press, 2008). keywords:

Professor John Kelsay /	0:19:01	128kbps	44100	17.42 MB
John Kelsay is Florida State University’s Distinguished Research Professor and Richard L. Rubenstein Professor of Religion. With his analyses of religion, fundamentalism and terrorism quoted in media around the world, Professor Kelsay is a leading religious ethics scholar who focuses on Islamic and Christian traditions. He provides an oft-quoted and authoritative voice in both the academy and the community. Kelsay’s work explores some of the prevailing religious questions of our day. In his latest critically acclaimed book, “Arguing the Just War in Islam,” Kelsay examines the concept of jihad and shows that Islamic thinkers have debated the ethics of war and of specific military tactics going all the way back to the time of the prophet Muhammad some 1,400 years ago. keywords:

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