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20Symposia/WorkshopsA symposium/workshop is a method of joint research, as well as a forum for publicizing academic results.Especially, the organization of international List of Symposia/Workshops (Date, Place)・The Formation of Perso-Islamic Culture: The Mongol ・Period and Beyond・(2009.3/1, ILCAA)・Documentary Linguistics Workshop 2009・(2009.2/9-13, ILCAA)・Conict Victims in Cinema -Narratives of Palestinians ・and Jews after 1990s-・(2009.1/30, ILCAA)・Ethnicity and State in Iran and Transcaucasia・(2009.1/24, ILCAA)・The 5th International Symposium on Generalized ・Science of Humanity ‘Formation of Consciousness, ・Change of Cognition - For Our Better Global ・Community’・(2009.1/24, Maison Franco-Japonaise)・Islam in Southeast Asia: Transnational Networks and ・Local Contexts・ (2008.12/5, ILCAA)・Cultural and Environmental Co-existence in Sabah ・and its Neighboring Areas: Nature and Culture in ・Borneo・(2008.10/9, Kota Kinabalu Liaison Ofce, ILCAA)・Documentary Linguistics Workshop 2008・(2008.2/14-17, ILCAA)・The 3rd Workshop on Islam in Southeast Asia・(2007.12/15, ILCAA) ・The 4th International Symposium on Generalized ・Science of Humanity ‘Science and Religions as Open・Intelligence’・(2007.12/10-11, The Nippon Zaidan Building)・International Workshop ‘History, Culture and Identity・of Chinese People in Vietnam: Cases of Hoi An’・(2007.12/1-2, Hongo Satellite, Tokyo University of ・Foreign Studies)・International Symposium ‘Reconsidering Modern ・History of Afghanistan’ ・(2007.11/10, ILCAA)・Symposium on ‘Diversity in Islam’・(2007.11/1, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)・The 2nd International Workshop on Islam in Southeast ・Asia & Open Seminar ・(2007.5/26, ILCAA) ・International Symposium on Bangsa and Umma: ・A Comparative Study of People-Grouping Concepts in ・the Islamic Areas of Southeast Asia・(2007.5/13, ILCAA)International Symposium 'Reconsidering Modern History of Afghanistan'symposia/workshops inviting scholars from all over Japan and abroad are gaining importance to ILCAA which is to play a leading role in the area of humanities.