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Conférence :Regional and Transregional Elites - Connecting the Early Islamic Empire,Universität Hamburg,7-8 octobtre 2016&#160;&#160;https://www.islamic-empire.uni-hamburg.de/en/news-and-events/conferences/elite-conference.htmlProgramme provisoirePDF : https://www.islamic-empire.uni-hamburg.de/en/documents/draft-program-moving-elites-online.pdf7 octobre 2016CONCEPTUALIZATION OF REGIONAL AND TRANSREGIONAL ELITES FROM A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE9.00 am Stefan Heidemann (Universität Hamburg), Transregional and Regional Elites9.45 am Peter Verkinderen and Simon Gundelfinger (Universität Hamburg), Elites in the Early Islamic Empire -A Comparative Regional PerspectiveTRANSREGIONAL AND IMPERIAL ELITES: RECRUITMENT, FUNCTION, NETWORKS, AND REPRODUCTION OF IMPERIAL ELITES10.45 am Fanny Bessard (SOAS University of London), The Twilight of the Late Antique Clerical and Landowning Elite and the Dawn of aCivilian Bourgeoisie11.30 am Georg Leube (Universität Bayreuth), Insult the Caliph, Marry al-Ḥasan, and Redeem your Kingdom: Freiheitsgradeof Kindī ElitesDuring the 7th to 9th Century CE1.30 pm Amikam Elad (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Preliminary Notes on the Term and Institution of al-Shākiriyya in Early Islam (ca. 146/635-636–218/833) Mainly According to the Arabic SourcesREGIONAL AND TRANSREGIONAL ELITES WITHIN THE EMPIRE: NORTH AFRICA AND EGYPT2.15 pm Cyrille Aillet (Université Lumière-Lyon), Connecting the Ibadi Network in North Africa with the Empire (8th-9th c.)3.15 pm Petra Sijpesteijn(Leide n University) Egypt's Rulers and Inhabitants: Changes in Land Ownership and Management4.00 pm Yaacov Lev (Bar Ilan University), The Civilian Ruling Elite of Tūlūnid-Ikhshīdid EgyptREGIONAL AND TRANSREGIONAL ELITES WITHIN THE EMPIRE: THE ARAB PENINSULA, SYRIA, THE JAZĪRA, AND IRAQ5.00 pm Matthew Gordon (Miami University), Syria and Egypt: The Spillover of Samārrān Politics into the Provinces5.45 pm Philip Wood (Aga Khan University), Christian Elites in the Jazīra c.740-8606.30 pm Concluding Remarks8 octobre 2016REGIONAL AND TRANSREGIONAL ELITES WITHIN THE EMPIRE: THE ARAB PENINSULA, SYRIA, THE JAZĪRA, AND IRAQ (continued)9.00 am Hannah Hagemann (Universität Hamburg), Governing the Early Islamic Jazīra: The Regional and Urban Level9.45 am Alison Vacca (University of Tennessee), Marwanid and ʿAbbasid Ostikans in the South Caucasus and Central Asia10.45 am Hugh N. Kennedy (SOAS University of London), Creating an Imperial Elite: al-Mansur and the Formation of the Early AbbasidRuling Class11.30 am Noëmie Lucas (Sorbonne) Landowners in Lower-Iraq in the 8th Century. Types and InterplaysREGIONAL AND TRANSREGIONAL ELITES WITHIN THE EMPIRE: IRAN AND GREATER KHURĀSĀN1.30 pm Jürgen Paul (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg), The Mulūk Fārsin the Pre-Seljuq Period2.15 pm Ahmad Khan (Universität Hamburg), Elites and Empire in Khurāsān: A View From Below3.15 pm Luke Treadwell (The Khalili Research Center), Muṭṭawwiʿī and Mamlūk: Military Elites in Samanid Central Asia and Beyond4.00 pm Round Table – 300 Years of the Empire-Cohesion and DiversityModerator-Stefa Heidemann (Universität Hamburg)5 pm End of the Conference