The Crisis of Masculine Identities in Post Soviet & Post 9-11 Muslim Asia

A three day conference to explore the changing politics, practices, and representations of Islam in Asia; how these changes are studied, documented, taught, and represented in the academy and the media; and how these practices affect politics, society, and culture in Muslim Asia.
Panel 4 of 6
Jakob Rigi, Cornell University: Muslim Masculinity in post-Soviet Space after 9/11: Money, State, War and Masculinity
Nazif Shahrani, Indiana University: Modern States, Governance and Crisis of Muslim Masculinity in Southwestern and Central Asia
Ulil Abshar Abdalla, Liberal Islam Network, Indonesia: Masculinization/Arabization vs. Feminization/De-Arabization