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75 results for "Sectarianism and sectarian de-escalation"

75 results for "Sectarianism and sectarian de-escalation"

Sectarianism and Sectarian De-Escalation

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From the rise of ISIS and militant extremism in the context of an eroding Arab state system to the intensification of inter-state rivalries in the Middle East, the dire consequences of violent sectarianism and conflict—which can tear apart the societies...

Islamic Center of America, Dearborn Workshop

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Project Director Dr. Payam Mohseni and Associate Mohammad Sagha conducted a series of youth workshops entitled “Shi’ism in America” at the Islamic Center of America in Dearborn, MI. The interactive workshops expanded upon several themes including...

Symposium Aims to Reduce Sectarianism in Muslim World.

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The  Belfer Center’s Iran Project presented the First Annual Symposium on Islam and Sectarian De-escalation at Harvard Kennedy School on April 14-15. The symposium was organized by Iran Project director Payam Mohseni and co-sponsored by Harvard’s Center...

Geopolitics in Iran and Iraq

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In this series, the VISIONS blog will post excerpts from the Report on Engaging Sectarian De-Escalation based on the "Proceedings of the Symposium on Islam and Sectarian De-Escalation at the Harvard Kennedy School." Moderator José Antonio Sabadell...

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Photo caption: Bagan, Myanmar Diaspora or diaspeirein in Greek means ‘to scatter about’ stemming from the experience of the Greek colonization of Asia Minor. In its own context, the Greek diaspora produced explosive cultural creativity and hybridity...