This project explores how Islamic ethics shaped political thought in the late Ottoman Empire, offering a historical alternative to liberal pluralism through the concept of covenantal pluralism.

This project explores the global legacy of Henri Bergson by bringing together scholars from six universities to rethink Bergsonism beyond Eurocentrism and foster cross-cultural philosophical dialogue.

This project examined 17th-century Ottoman intellectual shifts, focusing on Yanyalı Esad Efendi’s role in bridging classical scholarship with new ideas, shedding light on early modern Islamic intellectual history.

This fellowship explored intersections of Islamic law, philosophy, and mysticism, highlighting their shared epistemologies and fostering cross-cultural dialogue at the University of Tokyo.