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1st Day, 29 March 2014Session I : 10:00 – 11:15“The concept of javānmardī-‘ayyārī in the Persian prose Alexander romance” Evangelos Venetis, Hellenic-American College, Greece“Sufi Soldiers and Influence of Javanmardi on Medieval Persian Sufism” Lloyd Ridgeon, University of Glawgow, UKCoffee Break: 11:15-11.30Session II: 11:30 – 12:45“The Relationship between Akhis and Sufi Groupings in Medieval Anatolia” Rıza Yıldırım, TOBB ETU, Turkey“The Question of Akhī Architecture in Medieval Anatolia: A Historiographical Approach” Maxime Durocher, Université Paris-Sorbonne, FranceLunch Break: 12:45 – 13:45Session III: 13:45 – 15: 00“Constructing Masculinities through the Javanmards in Iranian Cinema” Nacim Pak-Shiraz, Edinburg University, UK"(De)Constructing Heroes: Changing Representations of Javanmardan in Modern Iran", Olmo Gölz, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, GermanyExcursion to historical quarters of Ankara (Hamamönü): 15:00-18:30Dinner at Hamamönü: 18:30-20:30Return to hotels: 21:002nd Day, 30 March 2014Session IV: 09:30-11:15“The Shī‘ī-oriented Şūfī component in epigraphic Nīshāpūr pottery of the early 11th century”Raya Shani, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel“Examples of the Beliefs of Shi’a Ghulat within Futuwwat and the Traditions of the Haydari Qalandars”Mihran Afshari, Islamic Encyclopaedia Foundation in Tehran, Iran“The Notion of ‘Erenler’ in the Hizirnāma” Sibel Kocaer, SOAS, UKCoffee Break: 11:15-11:30Concluding Remarks: 11: 30-12:00“Ahilik and Javanmardi in Muslim Societies” Said Amir Arjomand, State University of New York, USARound Table Discussion: 12: 00-13:00The present state and future of the futuwwa-javanmardi-ahilik studies -Lunch: 13:00-14:00