Thomas DuBois, National University of Singapore
The Salvation of Religion? The Birth of Public Charity in Republican China
Abstract

Julia Huang, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
Scientific and Sacramental: Medical Charity in the Buddhist Tzu Chi (Ciji) Movement
Abstract

Tea break

Hilman Latief, University Of Utrecht, The Netherlands
Health Provision for the Poor: Islamic Aid and the Rise of Charitable Clinics in Indonesia
Abstract

Discussant:
Jianxiong Ma, HK University of Science and Technology

Questions and answers

Melanie Cammett, Brown University, U.S.A.
The Politics of Non-State Health Care: Sectarianism and Private Medical Charities in Lebanon
Abstract

Yip Hon Ming, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
How Convenient were the “Hospitals of Convenience”? – The Connection of the Tung Wah Coffin Home in Hong Kong and Charitable Hospitals in South China in the Service of Coffin/Bone Repatriation, from the Late 19th Century to 1949
Abstract

Discussants:
Nanlai Cao, The University of Hong Kong
Manaf Hamza, M7 Managerial & Strategic Consultancies

Questions and answers

Tea break

Syamsu Madyan, Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies, Indonesia
Islamic Responses to People Living with HIV and AIDS in Indonesia: Negotiating Discourse of Power and Resistance
Abstract

Hilary Lim, University of East London
Rajeswary Brown, University of London
Legal Challenges: Islamic Medical Charities And The Body in Indonesia Thailand and South Africa 1920 - 2009
Abstract

Discussants:
Kentaro Matsubara, University of Tokyo

Questions and answers

Remarks by practitioners

Roundtable discussion

Final wrap-up: David Faure, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

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