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Corné Hanssen is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Utrecht University's Faculty of Humanities, specializing in Islam and Arabic studies. His academic profile bridges Middle Eastern and East Asian studies, with particular focus on Islamic influences in Chinese contexts.
His research interests include Arabic language and literature, Berber Studies, Islam (particularly Shia Islam), Chinese politics, and the intersection of Islamic studies with contemporary Chinese society. His work explores topics such as Islamic influences along the Silk Road, the Uighur minority in Xinjiang, Chinese Communist Party ideology, and Arabic language studies.
Hanssen's publications from 2001-2015 demonstrate an interdisciplinary approach connecting Middle Eastern and East Asian studies. His research reveals consistent interest in Chinese politics, Islamic studies, and linguistic diversity, with particular attention to the Xinjiang region, Chinese Communist Party ideology, and Islamic theological perspectives.
He has been active in academic outreach through invited talks on diverse topics including Bedouin culture (2001), languages and peoples in Europe (2007), and languages and cultures of Morocco (1997), showcasing his broad expertise in cultural and linguistic diversity across regions.
