26 November 2019
Search Results for: Mohammed Hashas
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Nicholas Roberts 28 September 2017Mohammed Hashas begins his fine treatise on the “trust state”[1] by rhetorically asking why a reader might be interested in such a discussion, when there are “priorities” more urgent than discussions on the state. In the second decade of the twenty-first century there certainly are urgent priorities demanding our attention.
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11 July 2017
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Mohammed Hashas 28 July 2021The great Arab scholar passed away last week. Together with other philosophers, especially Laroui and al-Jabri, he provided a major contribution to framing modernity as a human achievement to which Arab tradition could countribute.
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Harald Viersen 28 September 2017The crucial question is how Hashas’s trust state differs from the much-maligned nation state. The definition of the trust state given at the beginning of Part II of Hashas’s article leaves this unclear.
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Sonja Hegasy 28 September 2017This treatise by Mohammed Hashas is timely since it is crucial to current debates on the condition of the contemporary Arab world.
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5 May 2015LUISS University of Rome – Traditions and Boundaries Lectures Series (T.A.B.LE.S)Read Reset-DoC’s dossier: Mohammed Abed Al-Jabri. Reforming Arab Reason Between Tradition and Modernity
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5 May 2015LUISS University of Rome - Traditions and Boundaries Lectures Series (T.A.B.LE.S)
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Mohammed Hashas 13 October 2022The passing away of the ‘global sheikh’ closes an epoch of engaged Islam. A portrait of Muslim Brotherhood’s former ideologist by Mohammed Hashas.
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2 May 2022ResetDOC in collaboration with Beit Al Hikma, the Fondation Maison des sciences de l’homme, and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation is organizing the 2022 Carthage Seminars and Summer School. This year’s theme will address the issues relating to the difficulties faced by Middle Eastern and North African countries in establishing social change. More than a decade has passed since the Jasmine Revolution and many MENA countries are still struggling to successfully implement economic and social reform. The added struggles imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic and the recent invasion of Ukraine by Vladimir Putin have exacerbated the external conditions needed to guarantee stability and economic growth in the region. The Seminars and Summer School will attempt to look at the current challenges and analyze what future obstacles, such as Climate Change, may get in the way of development and try and determine what the path forward may be.