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Speech by Noel Brehony on the occasion of the presentation of the BRISMES prize to professor William Montgomery Watt, 3 December 2002, university of Edinburgh |
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British journal of Middle Eastern studies |
| Paginering: | Jaargang 30 (2003) nr. 2 pagina's 125-126 |
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2003-11 |
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I would like to thank Carole Hillenbrand and Yasir Sulaiman for making this occasion possible. BRISMES exists to support and encourage the study of the Middle East from antiquity to the present day across all disciplines. It does so though the British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, its annual 3-day conference (we held a highly successful one here in Edinburgh last year), an annual lecture and other activities. BRISMES is particularly proud to be involved with the British Kuwait Friendship Society Book Prize, which awards £10,000 to the best scholarly book published on the Middle East each year. We are currently campaigning to bring to the government's attention what we see as an impending crisis in Middle East and Islamic studies, brought on by the retirement in the next few years of many leading experts and the funding difficulties that make recruitment for language studies difficult. I am delighted that we are having some success. |
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Routledge |
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Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften |
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