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Morgan Clarke is a Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Oxford, affiliated with the Institute of Social & Cultural Anthropology and Keble College. His research spans the anthropology of Islam, sharia, ethics, law, and religious authority, with a focus on Lebanon and the UK.
- PhD in Anthropology (Oxford, 2006)
- British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship (Cambridge, 2006-9)
- Simon Fellowship (Manchester, 2009-11)
His work explores Islamic bioethics, sharia in state and non-state contexts, and the dynamics of religious rules. Current research, funded by the John Fell Fund, examines sharia norms in everyday UK Shi'i communities with Dr. Ali-Reza Bhojani.
Recent publications analyze religious authority, ethical rule application, and interdisciplinary approaches to Islamic ethics. Awards include the Leverhulme Trust grant for rule-based anthropological studies.
- DPhil Students: Maxime Bourdier, Alice Catanzaro, Anika Kabani, Hossein Mirrazi Renani, Sacha Mouzin, May Tamimova
- Teaching: Involved in Oxford's MSc/MPhil Social Anthropology, Human Sciences, and Archaeology & Anthropology undergraduate programs.
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