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Ajiken Forum on “Secular States and Religions: The United States, France, and Turkey”
Secularism in principle means the separation of the church and the state. In practice, however, secularism manifests itself as forms of state control of religion, which vary extensively even among democratic regimes. The major reason for such variation lies in the state-religion relationships in the pre-democratic regimes.
Date&time:
January 18, 2010, (Monday) 14:00-16:00 （Open 13:30）
Venue:
Institute of Developing Economies, Japan External Trade Organization C21 Meeting Room
Wakaba 3-2-2, Mihamaku, Chiba, Chiba Prefecture
JR Keiyo Line 10-minute walk from Kaihin Makuhari Station
JR Sobu Line 20-minute walk from Makuhari Station
Keisei Line 20-minute walk from Keisei Makuhari Station Or 12 minutes by bus from Keisei Makuhari Hongo Station
(Bound for Kaihin Makuhari Station), 10-minute walk from the north exit of Kaihin Makuhari Station
Speaker：
Dr. Ahmet T. Kuru (Assist. Prof., Department of Political Science and Center for Islamic and Arabic Studies, San Diego State University, United States)
Languages:
EnglishOrganizer:
IDE-JETROParticipation fee:
Free of chargeContact:
External Relations Division, IDE-JETRO TEL：043-299-9536 FAX：043-299-9726 E-mail：seminar 
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