Market Power and Trade Institutions : THE STATE OF COMPETITIVENESS IN MALAYSIA’S SERVICES SECTOR
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PROF. DR. RAJAH A/L RASIAH ()
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Faculty Of Economics And Administration
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25/06/2013 (03.00 pm - 05.00 pm)
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Doing Things with Words: Language in the Service of Dialogue
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Prof. Professor Samuel O. Imbo (Director of the African American Studies Program )
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Centre For Civilisational Dialogue, Deputy Vice Chancellor(Academic & International)
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06/05/2013 (10.00 am - 12.00 pm)
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Sam Imbo is Kenyan by birth and American by choice. He is a professor of philosophy and the director of the African American Studies Program at Hamline University in Saint Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A. He also held the Hanna Chair in Philosophy at Hamline University from September 2005 until May 2009. He earned his B.A. (Hons) in 1985 from the University of Nairobi in Kenya. He received both his M.A. (1990) and Ph.D. (1995) degrees from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, U.S.A. His teaching, writing and research interests are in the areas of comparative philosophy, Africana philosophy, and social and political philosophy. He is the author of two books. His first book, An Introduction To African Philosophy, was published in 1998. His second book, Oral Traditions As Philosophy: Okot p’Bitek’s Legacy For African Philosophy, was published in 2002. His interest in Islam was sparked by teaching a philosophy of religion course and by an international faculty seminar in June 2007. The seminar, organized by the Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE) took 14 American professors to France and The Netherlands with a focus on the theme of contemporary European Muslims. In 2008, Professor Imbo taught a seminar at Trier University in Germany on the theme of American Islam.
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Department Of Akidah And Islamic Thought, Academy Of Islamic Studies
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03/04/2013 (10.00 am - )
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Muted Voice, Unmentionable Story: Wife and Secondary Wife, Concubine and Mui Tsai In an Overseas Chinese Family
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Dr. Wu Xiao An (Professor of History, Peking University and Director of the Peking University's Centre for the Study of Chinese Overseas)
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Department Of Chinese Studies, Faculty Of Arts And Social Sciences
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08/03/2010 (02.30 pm - 04.30 pm)
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Wu Xiao An, Ph.D. (University of Amsterdam), is Professor of History at Peking University and Director of the Peking University's Centre for the Study of Chinese Overseas. Among his publication is Chinese Business in the Making of a Malay State, 1882-1941: Kedah and Penang (London: Routledge, 2003; Singapore: NUS Press, 2010).
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Conflict Transformation in Multi-religious Societies through the Ideological-structural Analysis
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Prof. Dr. Carolina Lopez (Director, Centre for Dialogue and Human Wellbeing & Professor of International Relations at Monterrey Institute of Technology)
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Centre For Civilisational Dialogue, Deputy Vice Chancellor(Academic & International)
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26/03/2010 (03.30pm - 05.00pm)
Speaker's Bio:
Profesor Dr. Carolina Lopez C. is a Professor of International Relations at Tecnólogico de Monterrey University in Chihuahua, México. In the early Nineties, she founded the Center for Dialogue and Human Wellbeing at her university, which collaborates with like-minded academic and civil society organizations both locally and around the world. From Profesor Dr. Carolina Lopez C.’ work has emerged the Ideological-Structural Analysis - a theory which has been utilized in Latin America, Europe and Asia in situations of both conflict and collaboration among groups of dialogue. Profesor Dr. Carolina Lopez C. has 40 publications in the areas of intercivilisational and intercultural dialogue, human rights and wellbeing, international relations and politics. In addition to their academic work, personnel at her Center for Dialogue and Human Wellbeing maintain columns in the popular press in México, in order to ensure the application of academic work at the level of civil society. At the informal level, Profesor Dr. Carolina Lopez C. is involved in interfaith groups and activities, as part of a collective effort to help the “dialogical way of life” become more and more normative around the world.
