Captivity Remembered: Slavery, Islam and Identity Formation in the Sulu Zone, 1768-1898

该项目将促进对奴隶制和其他形式的非自由劳动、伊斯兰教和文化混杂进行合作和比较研究。它将向关心结束菲律宾穆斯林-基督教冲突的政府、教育工作者和宗教领袖提供知识，使他们了解伊斯兰教更具社会包容性的性质，以及穆斯林国家和社会改变俘虏的种族身份和精神信仰的过程。它还将揭示对苏禄地区穆斯林奴隶制造成的创伤和差异的历史条件反应的矛盾，这种反应一直支配着菲律宾社区和其他国家的思想和社会实践。

This project will promote collaborative and comparative research on slavery and other forms of unfree labour, Islam and cultural hybridity. It will provide knowledge to governments, educators and religious leaders concerned with ending Muslim-Christian conflict in the Philippines, about the more socially inclusive nature of Islam and the process by which Muslim states and societies changed the ethnic identities and spiritual beliefs of captives. It will also reveal the paradoxes of the historically conditioned response to the trauma and difference caused by Muslim slavery in the Sulu Zone that has governed the thinking and social practise of the Philippine community and other nations.