I libri di Reset: Dialogo, Integrazione, Islam

   

In both Europe and United States, anti-immigrant language and ideology is increasingly present in both debate and policy. This line of thinking boils many--if not all--social problems down to 'cultural difference.'This panel addresses current complexities of anti-immigrant and xenophobic discourses and practices in Europe and the United States. Distinguished speakers include Professor Seyla Benhabib, Professor Andrea Büchler, and Professor Susanna Mancini. Professor David Ludden, Professor of History at NYU, will respond to the panel presentations and Dr. Karina Horsti, a visiting scholar with NYU's Media Culture and Communication Department, will introduce the panel.Click here for more info and RSVPThis event is open to the public with photo ID

In both Europe and United States, anti-immigrant language and ideology is increasingly present in both debate and policy. This line of thinking boils many--if not all--social problems down to 'cultural difference.'This panel addresses current complexities of anti-immigrant and xenophobic discourses and practices in Europe and the United States. Distinguished speakers include Professor Seyla Benhabib, Professor Andrea Büchler, and Professor Susanna Mancini. Professor David Ludden, Professor of History at NYU, will respond to the panel presentations and Dr. Karina Horsti, a visiting scholar with NYU's Media Culture and Communication Department, will introduce the panel.Click here for more info and RSVPThis event is open to the public with photo ID

Milan, December 17th 2011, Sala Conferenze-Palazzo Reale, Piazza Duomo 14

December 9th, 2011 at 6p.m. Institute for Public Knowledge - New York University

Presso l’Institute for Public Knowledge della New York University, il 9 dicembre alle 18.00 L’Institute for Public Knowledge della New York University ospiterà la tavola rotonda“The background of xenophobia”. La discussione sarà dedicata all’analisi e alla discussione delle radici culturali e politiche del fanatismo anti-immigrati che in questo primo decennio del XXI secolo ha ricominciato a manifestarsi nella vita pubblica Europea e statunitense. La discussione ospiterà gli interventi di Benjamin Barber (Demos e Rutgers University), Seyla Benhabib (Yale University), Jytte Klausen (Brandeis University) e Ian Buruma (Bard College, NY). Venerdì 9 dicembre, 6-8 pm a 20 Cooper Square, Sala Conferenze 5° Piano. Metro: 6 (Astor Place), N, R (8va strada).

Reset-DoC Award 2011 for Intercultural Dialogue

Roma, 29 Settembre 2011 - ore 16.00Centro Studi AmericaniVia Caetani, 32

Rome, September 29th - 4 p.m.Centro Studi AmericaniVia Caetani, 32