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Academic Contributions

Summer School - Citizenship and Religious Pluralism

Papers

Alessandro Ferrari

Muslim veil” and the long shadow of the Gallican church

Amine Elias

Islamic Thought

Anwar Kataia

The Egyptian experience in dialogue as a transformative force

Catherine Bossard

Le pluralisme religieux comme norme : Dynamiques locales et globales façonnées par les acteurs internationaux

Damien Fabre

Sepharadism (1923–1998): Multiplicity of Identities between Diasporism and Zionism

David Inda

Takfīr According to the Legal Thought of Contemporary Salafism. Quietists and Jihadists, A Comparative Analysis

Elisa Barbero-Valderrama

Translating Law, Constructing Otherness: An Introduction to Coptic Family Law Intertwining Discourse, Gender and Citizenship

Hossam El-Deen Allam

Al-Azhar and the Egyptian Church

Mohamed Jamal

The Politics of Family Laws in Egypt and Tunisia: A Comparative Study of State-Religion Relations

Nada Amin

Genre et transitions politiques : la politisation du genre en Égypte postrévolutionnaire (2011-2023)

Piercamillo Falivene

Orthodoxy in diaspora: human rights, jurisdiction, identity.

Pierre-André Hervé

On political confessionalism: a political history of French Mandate Lebanon (1920-1943)

Rafael Camarero

Muslim youth in Spain Beyond the Migration Paradigm

Raja Sakrani

Citizenship and Freedom of Belief: An Impossible Pluralism in the Islamic Context?

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