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Center for Eastern Mediterranean Studies

The Center for Eastern Mediterranean Studies (CEMS), heir to the Center for Hellenic Traditions (2004/5–2009/10), promotes the study of the eastern Mediterranean and its hinterlands from antiquity, especially the Hellenistic oikoumene (323–30 BCE), to the end of the Ottoman period (1923 CE).

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The Caliph as a Relic of Sovereignty: A View from Inner Asia

Azfar Moin
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15 | Quantum (101)
Bichitr: Jahangir Preferring a Sufi Shaikh to Kings (1618); Courtesy by Freer Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institution

Imperial Mysticisms: Piety and Power in Early Modern Empires from a Global Perspective

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Lecture series: Devlet and Divan: Mystical and State Authorities in Early Modernity

Ertuğrul Ökten
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15 | Quantum (101)
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Lecture series: Devlet and Divan: Mystical and State Authorities in Early Modernity

Giuseppe Cecere
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
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Lecture series: Devlet and Divan: Mystical and State Authorities in Early Modernity

Ferenc Péter Csirké
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15 | Quantum (101)
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Sufism in Transition: Bektashism in the Late Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Spaces

Nathalie Clayer
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 9, Monument Building
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Lecture series: Devlet and Divan: Mystical and State Authorities in Early Modernity

Sajjad Rizvi
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15 | Quantum (101)
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Anna Cristidou Memorial Lecture

Lioba Theis
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15 | Tiered Room