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Date / time: 10 December, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
Royal Anthropological Institute, London
When reflecting on the history of the late Ottoman Empire, it is difficult not to consider the exponents of the early twentieth-century British ruling class as the paradigmatic proponents of a diehard colonialism, often characterised by a truly racist attitude vis-à-vis Muslim politicians and communities. At a closer glance, though, Britain’s political and cultural landscape was not restricted to David Lloyd George and George Curzon.
Flyer: https://www.angloturkishsociety.org.uk/doc/Vera-Constantini-lecture.pdf