
The aims of the database are:
We and our co-sponsors believe that the database will provide an invaluable source of expertise not only to academics worldwide but to everyone with an active interest in the Middle East, North Africa and Islam. In so saying, we would stress that we see it as a 'living' entity, ie regularly updated to provide its users with up-to-the-minute information on relevant research worldwide.
As you will see, in the very short period since its launch we have already made a good start assembling relevant data. However, the success of the database ultimately depends on you, our current and potential users. So please use the on-line submission form to submit relevant details of your personal research and/or your institution's research links if you have been approached directly by us to do so.
As you know, publicising your research/institution brings many benefits potentially. So, the more information we have the better. Please choose as many disciplines and countries as appropriate and add as much information as relevant and possible about your specific research projects and interests. Similarly, if you are making a submission on behalf of an institution, please provide as much detail as possible.
Thank you for your engagement. With your help the database will be a significant and lasting success.
To search, simply use the drop down menus. For example under 'association', if you click on 'BRISMES' this will bring up a listing of BRISMES members who have entered their details.
You can use as many drop down menus as you wish to narrow your search.
Where there is no drop down menu, enter any term to further narrow your search.
When the listing appears, click on 'view' to see full details of those matching your search. Should you wish to contact anyone, simply click on the email address or personal website.
Administrative Office
Telephone: 0191 33 45179
Annual Lecture
16th January 2013 Baroness Haleh Afshar Islam and the Politics of Resistance: the Case of Women in Iran. We are pleased to announce that the BRISMES Award for Services to Middle Eastern Studies, which this year goes to Haleh, will be presented immediately after the lecture. The event will be followed by an informal reception. All welcome
6.30pm - 8.00 pm
London School of Economics
BRISMES Annual Conference 2013
Popular Movements in the Middle East and Islamic World Early bird registration extended until 25th April 2013. Deadline for conference registration: 30th April 201324th – 26th June 2013