La 9e séance de l’Atelier Eurasie centrale 2025-26 du GSRL à l’EPHE aura lieu le mardi 12 mai, de 11h00 à 13h00, au bâtiment recherche Nord du campus Condorcet, 14 cours des Humanités, 93300 Aubervilliers (métro Front populaire), en salle 5.001 — ainsi qu’en ligne sur demande à ateliereurasiecentrale@gmail.com.

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Nous y écouterons une présentation de Mme Rano TURAEVA (Université Ludwig Maximilian, Munich) sur son dernier livre :

Brief outline of the book :

The book will shed light into the institutional innovation of Muslim networks focusing on political, economic and social integration of Muslims residing in Moscow. Ethnographic accounts of daily struggles of Muslims living in non-Muslim countries such as Russia contributes not only to the literature on Muslim migrants in non-Muslim societies but also to the debate on transformation of post-Soviet Islam and Islamic movements in post-communist countries. Transnational Muslim networks connecting Muslims in post-communist countries with Arabic world is still a young understudied field.

Conflicts of interests within the state administration of Islam as well as among post-Soviet ulama and the question of power of authority within the political leadership in Islam offer important insights into the current state of affairs within political Islam in Russia. The main argument of the book is that institutional innovation within Islamic movements in post-communist countries shall be understood in the light of historical past of these countries (Soviet Islam) and Saudi economic influence in the post-Soviet period complicated with the Russian strict state control over Islam (both on ideological and security level) in the last two decades. This argument will offer the basis to take an innovative approach on Islamic activism, Islamic governance, education, Islamic economy and health care.

Au plaisir de vous retrouver à cette occasion,

Stéphane Dudoignon, Agathe Guy, Lina Tsrym