Studies in Peace-building History between East and West through the Middle Ages and Modern Era

Abstract

this book inculdes the following articles: peace-building" project – Two-years of Scientific Cooperation between ASRT-CNR, by Abdallah Abdel-Ati Al-Naggar, 3- Islamic Legal Attitudes to Trade with the Dār al-Ḥarb (2nd-6th centuries’ AH/8th-12th centuries CE), by Lorenzo Bondioli. 4- Arab apostates in Byzantium: Evidence of voluntary conversion, by ʿAbd al-ʿAziz Ramadān 5- Steps of the Damascene-Crusader Peace-building until the Treaty of (1140AD/534H), by Ali Ahmed Mohamed El-Sayed 6- The Conflict between the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum and the Empire of Trebizond on the southern shores of the Black Sea in the early 13th century AD, by Al-Metwally El-Sayed Tamim. 7- Why Venice, not Genoa? How Venice Emerged as the Mamluks’ Favourite European Trading Partner After 1365, by Albrecht Fuess. 8- Between Peace and War: The Peaceful Memory of the Crusades between the Middle Ages and the Modern Arabic-Egyptian Writings, by Ahmed Mohmed Sheir 9- Peaceful Coexistence between Muslims and Copts in Egypt (1882-1952), by Aly Afify Aly Ghazy. 10- Antall Government’s Foreign Policy and Diplomacy between East and West (1990‒1993), by János Sáringer, Teodora Wiesenmayer.