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ABDEL RAOUF SINNO Th Born in Beirut, Jan.5 , 1948 Phone/Fax + 01-370857; Mobile + 03-955177 E-Mail: Abdelraufsinno@Hotmail.Com Web Site: Abdelraoufsinno.Com ABDEL RAOUF SINNO Born in Beirut, Jan.5th, 1948 Phone/Fax + 01-370857; Mobile + 03-955177 E-Mail: [email protected] Web site: abdelraoufsinno.com EDUCATION Diploma in:“Higher Education and International 3891 Development” Gesamthochschule Kassel. Grade: Excellent. 3891 Ph.D. in History. Free University of Berlin. Grade: Summa Cum Laude 3891 M.A. in History (Beirut Arab University). Grade: Excellent. 3891 B.A. in History (Beirut Arab University) Grade: Good. PROFESSIONAL & ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES 1983 -2012 Prof. at the Lebanese University – Department of History/ member of the doctoral Staff. 1983 - - - Member of the doctoral commission at Saint Joseph University as well lecturer. Sept. 2009 Member of the Observation International Commission of the German elections. Coordinator of the Equivalent Committee at the Faculty of 2009 - - - Letters and Humanities/Lebanese University. 2008 -2014 Member of the Advisory Board of the Orient -Institute Beirut 2007-2008 Member of the Committee for amending the curriculum of the Faculty of Letters and Humanities/Lebanese University. 2001-2004 Dean of the Faculty of Education/Lebanese University. 2001-2004 UNESCO – Chairholder in Education Sciences. Faculty of Education/ Lebanese University. 2001-2004 Member of the committee for revising goals and curricula of a & 2010 new official history text book for pre-university education. 2000- 1993 Consultant to the Lebanese University President on issues related to the Faculty of Letters and Humanities. 1998 Member of the committee for drawing up new curriculums - Lebanese University. 1994 Member of the committee for committee for staff files evaluation – Lebanese University 1990-1984 Pedagogical consultant at Hariri Foundation – Beirut TEACHING ACTIVITIES 1987-2012 Modern Arab and Contemporary History/History of the Maghreb States/History of the Arabian Peninsula/History of the Ottoman Empire/Modern European History/Analysing of 1 Historical Texts in English. 2010-2011 History of the Ottoman Empire. 2008- 2009 Visiting professor at the Islamic University - Khaldeh. Seminar: Modern and Contemporary Lebanese Issues – Department of Higher Education. 1983-1987 History of Science and Technology. Faculty of Information and Documentation/Lebanese Universit). RESEARSH SCHOLARSHIPS 22.4.2017 Invitation by the German Foreign Ministry to give a lecture at ZMO about Lebanese sectarian system and external intervention (In German)., 2011 Lebanese University: Research project on the Lebanese-Saudi Relations 1943-2011 (Two years). 2008 Alexander von Humboldt Foundation- Bonn (Two months). 2006 Alexander von Humboldt Foundation- Bonn (Two months). 2003-2006 Lebanese University. Research Project on the Lebanese war 1975-1990. 1001 Alexander von Humboldt Foundation- Bonn (Three months). 1000 Alexander von Humboldt Foundation- Bonn (Three months). 3881 Zentrum Moderner Orient- Berlin (Five months). 3883-3880 Alexander von Humboldt Foundation- Bonn (Two years). 3899 German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) (Three months). 3891- Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und 3891 Entwicklung (6 Months). 3891-3891 Ph.D. scholarship granted by DAAD. AWARDS, ORDERS, SHIELDS ‘Medal of the Deanship of the Faculty of Literatures and 31.1.2109 Humanities of the Lebanese University, in recognition of my academic and research achievements. 12.10.2018 ‘Shield of the Municipality of Tripoli’ from the mayor of Municipality of Tripoli Engineer Ahmad Kama El- Din in recognition of my Book ‘The Pole Cities Lebanon’s’. 1.7.2017 ‘The Order of the Arab Historian’. Union of Arab Historians, League of Arab States. In recognition of my academic career and Researches. Medal of the Antelias Mouvement Culturel-Honoring 15/3/2012 pioneers of culture in Lebanon and the Arab World. Presenter: Dean Prof. Joseph Labaki. Animator: Prof. Dr. Antoine Seif. Lebanese University – Lebanese National Commission for 9/3/2012 UNESCO. Honoring three award winners belonging to the Faculty of Literature and Humanities. Sponsored by the University President Adnan el-Sayyid Hussein. Medal of Innovation and Excellence-Lebanese University. 2 Medal of the Lebanese National Commission for UNESCO. 24.8.2011 Shield of Sinno Family Association. Honoring in appreciation of his academic achievements. Shield of the Ministry of Education. Honoring in appreciation 1.4.2011 of academic achievements and on the Occasion of Winning the Zayed Book Award. Crown Plaza Hotel (Beirut). 16.3 2011 Sheikh Zayed Book Award – Section of Development and State building. 12.8.20090 Order of Merit - German Federal Republic. 8.6.2007 Silver Doctorate Jubilee 1982-2007. Free University of Berlin. 15.10.2005 Honoring Shield granted by Sinno Family Association. 2004 Shield of “The Sixth Conference on the Arab Folk Culture”, Beirut. PUBLISHED BOOKS 2018 Lebanon’s Pole Cities: Beirut – Tripoli – Zahle – Sidon, Poet Saba Zreik cultural Foundation (In Arabic). 1031 Saudi Arabia and Lebanon: Politics and Economics, 1943 – 2011, Dar Alfurat, Beirut (In Arabic). 2014 Lebanon after the Ta‘if Agreement. Cohabitation, Sovereignty, and Foreign Interference in a Sectarian State. Orient-Institute Beirut, 2nd ed. 2015 (In Arabic). The Lebanon War 1975-1990. Dismantlement of the State 2008 and the Rifts in the Society, vol. I:Paradoxes of Politics, Armed Conflicts and Settlement, Beirut 2nd. ed. 2015 (In Arabic). 2008 The Lebanon War 1975-1990. Dismantlement of the State and the Rifts in the Society, vol. II, Shifts in the Economy, Social Structures and cognitive Abilities, Beirut, 2nd. Ed. 2015 (In Arabic). 2007 Germany and Islam in the 19th and 20th Century, Beirut (In Arabic) 2000 Sinno Family Association The Eightieth Anniversary, Beirut (In Arabic). 2000 Lebanon Today. Co-author and Co-publisher, Trier (In German). 1998 Islamic Entity Trends in the Ottoman Empire 3993-3999 (Bilād As-Shām, Hijaz, Kurdistan, Albania), Beirut (In Arabic). 1994 Modern and Contemporary History of the Arab World (Textbook for Secondary Education in Bahrain), Geo-Projects, Beirut (In Arabic). 1994 Modern History of the Gulf States. (Textbook for Secondary Education in Bahrain, Geo-Projects(, Beirut (In Arabic). German Interest in Syria and Palestine 1841-1901, Beirut 1987 1987 (In Arabic). 3 Deutsche Interessen in Syrien und Palästina 1841-1898. 1982 Aktivitäten religiöser Institutionen, wirtschaftliche und politische Einflüsse, Berlin 1982. Arabic translation, Beirut 1987. PARTICIPATION IN CONGRESSES/CONFERENCES/ DELIVERED LECLTURES AND PRESENTATIONS 9.4.2019 Seminar on Lebanon War 1975-1990. My contribution: ‘External interference and its Role in the Lebanon War’. Tahawulāt Society (In Arabic). 12.12.2018 Lecture given at the section II of the Faculty of Literatures and Humanities: ‘Greater Lebanon on the verge of its First Century’ (In Arabic). 23.11.2018 Seminar on Lwis Saliba’s book: ‘Lubnān al- Kabīr’. Participants: Sinno, Prof. Abdul Ghani Emad and Lwis Saliba. Bejjeh Club for Culture and sport Club (In Arabic). 12.10.2018 Seminar on my new book: Al- Mudun al- Aqtab fī Lubnān: Beirut-Tripoli- Zahle- Sidon, Tripoli, 2018. Participants: Ambassador Prof. Dr. Khaled Ziyadeh/Prof. Dr. Nader Srage. (In Arabic) 3.10.2018 ‘Lebanon between the two Constitutions 1876-1908’. My contribution: Ottoman Constitution in the Beiruter Press and Mont Liban. Arab Center for Research & Policy Studies (In Arabic). https://www.dohainstitute.org/ar/Events/ACRPS-Beirut-Symposium-on- Lebanese-Positions-Toward-the-Ottoman-Constitution/Pages/index.aspx 8. 3.2019 Review of Antoine Hokayem’s book: “From Mustasarifiyat Mont Liban to Grand Liban, 1914 - 1920”. Grand Liban, Arab Revolution and the Ottoman State. Historical Fallacies under Microscope. Antelias Cultural Movement (In Arabic). http://claudeabouchacra.com/?p=44514 28/29.11.2017 “Germany and Zionism”. Balfour Declaratrion: Historical and Geo-political Dimensions. Annual Congress of the Lebanese Historical Association. Lebanese University – Section II, Faculty of Humanities and Literatures (In Arabic). 22.4.2017 “Lebanons konfessionalistisches System und ausländische Intervensionen“. Presentation given at the Zentrum Moderner Orient – Berlin. https://www.zmo.de/veranstaltungen/2017/einzelveranstaltungen/Inv itation_Sinno2017.pdf (In German). 17.2.2017 “Trump inaugurated policy: Germany and the 4 Expected German Relations with Europe and Russia”. Roundtable: Isticharia- Lebanon (In English) 24, 25.11.2016 “Power Production in the Arab Spring. Egypt as a Case Study”. A Hundred Years on the Sykes – Picot Agreement. A Comparative Reading. Lebanese University – Faculty of Literatures and Humanities/The Historical Society, Fanar (In Arabic). 27.5. 2016 “Germany and the Famine in Lebanon during 1st World War: Policy and Responsibility”. A Century on: Lebanon Rediscovers Deadly Famine. Université La Sagesse (In Arabic). 21.5.2016 “The Armenian Issue in the Ottoman State”. “Confession as Basis for Reconciliation”. Roundtable organized by Issam Fares Center for Lebanon (In Arabic). 18, 19/12/1031 “Islam and Arabism in Confrontation with Colonialism and Zionism. Shakeb Arslan as a Model”. Minutes of the conference on: The Heritage of Prince Shakeb Arslan, a Thinker and Fighter. Choueifat Municipalty (In Arabic). 27/28.11. 2014 “Germany and the Ottoman State. Alliance under the Motto of “Jihad”.The Near East during the World War I its and Aftrermath, Conference organized by the Faculty of Humanities and Literature-Lebanes University (In Arabic) 17.7. 2014 Dr. Abbas Abu Salih. “Modern History of Lebanese Foreign Policy. Pursuing Independence
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