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Professor Emad Shahin, DI Facutly Affiliate, on "Toleration in Modern Islamic Polity: Contemporary Islamic Views"

Announcement

June 3, 2008

Author: Emad Shahin, Former Faculty Affiliate, The Dubai Initiative

Belfer Center Programs or Projects: The Dubai Initiative

 

Professor Emad Shahin, Visiting Professor in Harvard's Government Department and DI Faculty Affiliate, recently published a chapter on "Toleration in Modern Islamic Polity: Contemporary Islamic Views" in Toleration on Trial.

 

For more information about this publication please contact the The Dubai Initiative at 617-496-3694.

For Academic Citation:

"Professor Emad Shahin, DI Facutly Affiliate, on "Toleration in Modern Islamic Polity: Contemporary Islamic Views." Announcement, Harvard University, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, June 3, 2008.

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