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    The Nordic Society is an independent association for researchers in the Nordic countries who work on the Middle East and Islamic world. It covers all subjects in the humanist and social sciences, from antiquity to the present day. Currently, the Society has 300 members in the four countries of Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Norway. You will on this web page find information about the Society's conferences and other activities; a full-text archive of its (bi-)monthly newsletter, as well as other information from surveys and research

    The seventh Nordic conference on Middle Eastern Studies will take place in Helsinki, 21-23 September 2007. Further information about the conference will be given at a later date.

    The Nordic Society is an integral part of the European Association for Middle Eastern Studies (Eurames), and currently hosts the Eurames web server (see separate entry and link). It also hosts information about the European research project on the "Individual and society in the Mediterranean Muslim World".


    In the period 2004-2007, the board of the Society is as follows:

    Bjørn Olav Utvik (Oslo, chairman)
    Susanne Dahlgren (Helsinki, vice chair)
    Bo Holmberg (Lund, vice chair)
    Lena Ambjörn (Lund, secretary)

    Kjersti Gravelsæter Berg (Bergen)
    Sylvia Akar(Helsinki)
    Ulla Holm (Copenhagen)
    Jakob Skovgaard-Petersen (Copenhagen)


    The address of the Society is:

      Nordic Society for Middle Eastern Studies
      Centre for Middle Eastern Studies
      University of Bergen
      Nygårdsgt. 5
      N-5015 Bergen, NORWAY

    tel: +47-5558 2647, fax +47-5558 9891
    e-mail: post@smi.uib.no



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