ARTICLES for JANUARY 1 - 1, 1970
Christianity
Generally speaking, “Christianity” means the ensemble of churches, communities, sects, groups, but also the ideas and concepts following the preaching of he who is generally considered the founder of this religion, Jesus of Nazareth, a travelling preacher from Galilee, born between 4 B.
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It is possible to participate in a brutal event – such as gang rape, lynching, an ethnic cleansing operation – or in a humanitarian event – fund raising, collective adoption, sacrificing oneself in an exchange of prisoners..
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Citizenship means the shared political belonging of those living in the same state and all this belonging involves in terms of rights and duties.
Read moreThe Honor Code
Appeals to personal honor often seem to belong to the past, conjuring images of gentlemen in wigs dueling at dawn; or worse, of blood-soaked Achaeans storming the walls of Troy.
Read moreEthnic Violence
Many of the conflicts or mass violence of recent decades have been characterised by the adjective “ethnic”. This means that the leading players were groups opposing one another on the basis of identitarian, religious, linguistic or more generally cultural assertions..
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Istanbul Seminars, 16-22 May 2013 The Sources of Political Legitimacy. From the Erosion of the Nation-State to the Rise of Political Islam
Reset-DoC's Intercultural Debates in Milan Five debates about Pluralism, Modesty, Faith, Citizenship, Honor, Dissent, Family, Relativism, Women