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DAVO-Nachrichten Deutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft Vorderer Ori- Band 44/45 ent für gegenwartsbezogene Forschung und Dokumentation (DAVO) September 2018 Die DAVO wurde 1993 als Zusammenschluss Sekretariat der DAVO und von Personen gegründet, die sich mit der gegen- Redaktion der DAVO-Nachrichten wartsbezogenen Forschung und Dokumentation Prof. Dr. Günter Meyer zum Vorderen Orient und zu dessen Beziehun- Zentrum für Forschung zur Arabischen Welt gen mit anderen Regionen befassen. Unter dem Geographisches Institut der Universität Mainz Raum Vorderer Orient werden alle Mitglieder 55099 Mainz der Liga der Arabischen Staaten sowie Afghanis- Tel.: 06131/3922701 oder 06131/3923446 tan, Iran, Pakistan, die Türkei, die islamisch ge- Fax: 06131/3924736 prägten Staaten der ehemaligen UdSSR und an- E-Mail: [email protected] grenzende Regionen sowie Israel verstanden. Website: www.davo1.de Der DAVO gehören mehr als 1300 Wissen- schaftler, Studierende, Vertreter der Medien, Die DAVO-Nachrichten werden im Auftrag der Institutionen und andere orientinteressierte Mit- Deutschen Arbeitsgemeinschaft Vorderer Orient glieder an, die überwiegend aus dem deutsch- für gegenwartsbezogene Forschung und Doku- sprachigen Raum, in steigender Zahl aber auch mentation (DAVO) von Günter Meyer herausge- aus anderen europäischen Staaten sowie aus dem geben. Sie erscheinen zweimal pro Jahr. Preis Vorderen Orient und Nordamerika stammen. des Jahresabonnements: Euro 17,- (inklusive Versandkosten). Preis für Mitglieder ist im Jah- Vorsitzender: resbeitrag enthalten. Prof. Dr. Günter Meyer (Zentrum für Forschung zur Arabischen Welt, Universität Mainz) Bitte schicken Sie alle Mitteilungen für die DAVO- Stellvertretende Vorsitzende: Nachrichten möglichst per E-Mail an die o. a. Adresse Prof. Dr. Birgit Krawietz (Institut für Islamwissen- der Redaktion. Preisliste für Anzeigen bitte bei der schaft, Freie Universität Berlin) Redaktion anfordern. Schatzmeister: Verantwortlich für Form und Inhalt der Mitteilun- PD Dr. Hermann Kandler (Abteilung Turkologie, gen sind die jeweiligen Absender. Die Redaktion Universität Mainz) behält sich ggf. Kürzungen vor. Aus drucktechnischen Gründen ist die Umschrift von Wörtern, die aus orien- Schriftführer: talischen Sprachen übernommen werden, nicht ein- Prof. Dr. Thomas Demmelhuber (Institut für Politi- sche Wissenschaft, Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) heitlich und z. T. unvollständig. Mitglieder des wissenschaftlichen Beirats: Der Redaktionsschluss dieser Ausgabe war der Dipl.-Jur. Silvana Becher-Çelik, M.A. (Abteilung 20. September 2018. Turkologie, Universität Mainz) Dr. Yasmine Berriane (CNRS, Paris) Redaktionsschluss der nächsten Ausgabe ist der 30. November 2018. Prof. Dr. Juliane Brach (Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft der arabischen Welt, Hochschule Bremen) Die Höhe des Jahresbeitrages für die DAVO- Dr. Philipp Bruckmayr (Institut für Orientalistik, Mitgliedschaft beträgt: Universität Wien) - Normales Mitglied: Euro 30,- Prof. Dr. Dietrich Jung (Centre for Middle East - Studentisches Mitglied: Euro 10,- Studies, University of Odense) - Arbeitsloses Mitglied oder reduziertes Einkom- men: Euro 10,- Prof. Dr. Aymon Kreil (Department of Languages and Cultures, Ghent University) - Fördermitglied: Euro 100,- PD Dr. Sophie Roche (Institut für Sozial- und Kul- Die DAVO ist als gemeinnützig und besonders förde- turanthropologie, Universität Frankfurt) rungswürdig anerkannt. Mitgliedsbeiträge sind steuer- Prof. Dr. Udo Steinbach (Humboldt-Viadrina Go- lich als Werbungskosten, darüber hinausgehende vernance Platform, Berlin) Förderbeiträge als Spenden absetzbar. Prof. Dr. Christian Steiner (AG Humangeographie, Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt) Bankverbindung: DAVO, Konto Nr. 392 965 018 Umschlagfotos vor den libanesischen Parlaments- Mainzer Volksbank e. G. wahlen im Frühjahr 2018: Dirk Kunze, Friedrich- IBAN: DE56 5519 0000 0392 9650 18 Naumann-Stiftung Beirut BIC: MVBMBE55 ISBN 978-3-88250-284-8 2 DAVO-Nachrichten German Middle East Studies Association Volume 44/45 for Contemporary Research and Docu- September 2018 mentation (DAVO) DAVO Secretariat DAVO was established in 1993. Since then, more and Editor of DAVO-Nachrichten than 1300 scholars and other people interested in Prof. Dr. Günter Meyer the Middle East have become members of the As- Centre for Research on the Arab World sociation. They are not only from Germany, but (CERAW) also from other European countries, North Amer- Institute of Geography ica and the Middle East. University of Mainz Middle East Studies include disciplines relevant D-55099 Mainz to the study of an area comprising all members of Tel: +49/6131/3922701 or 3923446 the League of Arab States, Afghanistan, Iran, Pa- Fax: +49/6131/3924736 kistan, Turkey, the Muslim states of the former E-Mail: [email protected] USSR and Israel, as well as the impact of this re- Website: www.davo1.de gion on the development of other parts of the world. DAVO-Nachrichten is published twice a year by the Chairman: German Middle East Studies Association for Contem- Prof. Dr. Günter Meyer (Centre for Research on the porary Research and Documentation (DAVO). Arab World, University of Mainz) Vice-Chairwoman: Prof. Dr. Birgit Krawietz (Institut für Islamwissen- DAVO is a scholarly, nonpolitical and nonprofit-mak- schaft, Freie Universität Berlin) ing professional association open to all persons and in- stitutions interested in the Middle East. Treasurer: PD Dr. Hermann Kandler (Department for Turkology, University of Mainz) Members of the German Middle East Studies Associa- Hon. Secretary: tion receive the DAVO-Nachrichten free of charge. Prof. Dr. Thomas Demmelhuber (Institut für Politi- Non-members may obtain the DAVO-Nachrichten for sche Wissenschaft, Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) an annual subscription of Euro 17 (including postage). Members of the Advisory Board: Annual membership fees: Dipl.-Jur. Silvana Becher-Çelik, M.A. (Department – Full members: Euro 30 for Turkology, Universität Mainz) – Student members: Euro 10 Dr. Yasmine Berriane (CNRS, Paris) – Unemployed members and members with low in- Prof. Dr. Juliane Brach (Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft come: Euro 10 der arabischen Welt, Hochschule Bremen) – Members contributing to DAVO’s work: Euro 100. Dr. Philipp Bruckmayr (Institut für Orientalistik, Universität Wien) Prof. Dr. Dietrich Jung (Centre for Contemporary Material for the next issue of DAVO-Nachrichten Middle East Studies, Univ. of Southern Denmark) should be send to the editor by e-mail before 30 No- Prof. Dr. Aymon Kreil (Department of Languages vember 2018. and Cultures, Ghent University) PD Dr. Sophie Roche (Institut für Sozial- und Kultur- anthropologie, Universität Frankfurt) Prof. Dr. Udo Steinbach (Humboldt-Viadrina Gov- ernance Platform, Berlin) Prof. Dr. Christian Steiner (Human Geography, Bank Account: Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt) DAVO, account 392 965 018 Cover fotos during the preparation of the Lebanese Mainzer Volksbank e.G. parliamentary elections in spring 2018: Dirk Kunze, IBAN: DE56 5519 0000 0392 9650 18 Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung Beirut BIC: MVBMDE55 ISBN 978-3-88250-284-8 INHALTSVERZEICHNIS TABLE OF CONTENTS Inhaltsverzeichnis / Table of Contents 1 DAVO-Intern / Inside DAVO 1.1 Wichtige Hinweise für DAVO-Mitglieder 4 Important Announcements for Members of DAVO 1.2 Verleihung des DAVO-Dissertationspreises 2017 / DAVO Dissertation Award 2017 5 1.3 Protokoll der Mitgliederversammlung am 18.09.2017 in Jena 8 Minutes of the General Meeting 2017 in Jena 1.4 Vorträge auf dem 24. DAVO-Kongress in Jena 2017 10 Papers Presented at the 24th DAVO Congress in Jena 2017 1.5 Einladung zur Mitgliederversammlung der DAVO in Frankfurt 2018 29 Invitation for the General Meeting of DAVO in Frankfurt 2018 1.6 Verzeichnis der DAVO-Mitglieder / Roster of Members 30 1.7 Beitrittserklärung zur DAVO / DAVO Membership Application 77 2 Konferenzankündigungen / Forthcoming Conferences 78 3 Veranstaltungsberichte / Recent Conferences 93 4 Dissertationen von DAVO-Mitgliedern 115 Dissertations of DAVO Members 5 Forschungsprojekte / Research Schemes 131 6 Institute und Organisationen / Centres and Organizations 142 6.1 Das Arabische Haus Nürnberg 142 6.2 Höchste Auszeichnung der Einstein Stiftung für „Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies“ 143 6.3 Museum+Heritage Awards 2018 in London für “Museum für Islamische Kunst“ in Berlin 144 6.4 Universität Najran (Saudi Arabien) 145 6.5 Algerien: Besuch an der Universität Ghardaia 147 6.6 Iran – Kooperationen gewünscht 148 7 Studienangebote und Stipendien / Courses and Grants 150 8 Personalia / News of DAVO Member 153 9 Informationen zum Vorderen Orient im Internet / Middle East Studies in the Internet 155 10 Publikationen / Books and Journals 10.1 Veröffentlichungen von DAVO-Mitgliedern / Publications by DAVO Members 157 10.2 Rezensionen / Book Review 172 10.3 CURRENT CONTENTS Zeitschriftenartikel / Articles in Journals 186 10.4 Beiträge in Sammelbänden / Articles in Edited Books 223 10.5 Autoren gesucht / Call for Submissions 233 10.6 Medienspiegel der Deutsch-Maghrebinischen Gesellschaft 235 3 WICHTIGE HINWEISE IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 DAVO-Intern 1 Inside DAVO 1.1 Wichtige Hinweise für DAVO- 1.1 Important Announcements for Mitglieder Members of DAVO 24. Internationaler DAVO-Kongress, Univer- 24th International DAVO Congress, Jena sität Jena, 18.-22. September 2917 University, 18-22 October 2018 Der DAVO-Kongress fand im Rahmen des „33. Deut- This international event was held as part of the “33rd schen Orientalistentages (DOT)“ an der Friedrich-
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