Reset Dialogues on Civilizations in partnership with University of Turin, Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies (IERES) – George Washington University and William&Mary College is turning the spotlight on Russia.
Can Libya be a state under rule of law? Which conditions are needed to make it possible? What role can traditional family ties, relations between clans and the army as well as new generations have in the process of state-building?
Projects 2017/2018
The international association Reset Dialogues on Civilizations is launching the Casablanca School, a yearly international program on cultural and religious pluralism and political liberties. The purpose is to promote a local intellectual response to the rise of rigorist strands of Islamic thought by training 30 emerging opinion-leaders on the relationship between religion, history and power and to contribute to the reawakening of pluralistic traditions in Muslim contexts.
The key aim of this project is to strengthen dialogue and common research
between Europe and North Africa for promoting and researching on democratic
culture, cooperation aimed at forming and strengthening the human
and intellectual resources of freedom, critical thinking, tolerance and pluralism
from inside both the European and the Arab tradition.
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October
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Turin
University of Turin
An International Workshop organised by Reset DOC in partnership with University of Turin, Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies (IERES) of George Washington University and William and Mary College
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October
2017
Trento
An International Conference organised by Reset Dialogues on Civilizations in partnership with Bruno Kessler Foundation and Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs – George Washington University
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June
2017
Venice
An International Conference organised by Reset Dialogues on Civilizations in collaboration with Giorgio Cini Foundation, Ca’ Foscari University and Bilgi University
The French based Iranian sociologist Farhad Khosrokhavar draws a map of the different types of European Islamic extremists.