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RSC - NATO SFA COE STUDY SEMINAR

Preventing Extremism: The Moroccan “Experience”

By PROF. AICHA HADDOU, DIRECTOR OF TA’ARUF, MOROCCO INTERFAITH & PEACEBUILDING RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTRE, RABITA MOHAMMEDIA OF ULEMAS11 January 2023

Global affairs and media coverage remind us continuously of the crisis of interreligious dialogue, and the rise of extremism, terrorism and populism. The issues of religion,…

RSC - NATO SFA COE STUDY SEMINAR

“Addressing Radical Thinking and Violent Extremism”

By Religion & Security Council11 January 2023

The Second Session of the Study Seminar “Religion, Peace, and Security: Challenges and Prospects in the MENA Region”, organized by the Religion & Security Council (RSC)…

INSIGHTS FROM INDIA ON CHRISTIAN-MUSLIM RELATIONS

Christian-Muslim Relations: A Fraternal Journey in the Emerging New India

By DR. FR. VICTOR EDWIN, RSC SENIOR FELLOW · ISLAMIC STUDIES ASSOCIATION (ISA)17 October 2022

Lecture at the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome. AbstractIndia is passing through turbulent times. There is a concerted attempt to create enmity and hatred between diverse religious…

RSC - NATO SFA COE STUDY SEMINAR

Round-Table Discussion

By Religion & Security Council2 October 2022

Gen. C.A. (ret.) Salvatore FARINAPresident, Army Study CenterBased on my experience as a Commander − in northern Kosovo with COMKFOR, but also at the Allied Joint…

RSC - NATO SFA COE STUDY SEMINAR

Interreligious Dialogue in the MENA Region: The “Amman Message” and Other Insights from Jordan

By Dr. Majeda Omar, The University of Jordan - Former Director, RIIFS2 October 2022

The role of interreligious dialogue in conflicts resolution and peace-building stands out as fundamental in the discussion on the challenges, opportunities, and prospects of the triad…

RSC - NATO SFA COE STUDY SEMINAR

“Interreligious Dialogue: Three Levels of Engagement for Peace and Security”

By Dr. Elie Al Hindy, Executive Director - Adyan Foundation2 October 2022

To examine the major role that interreligious dialogue can play in conflicts resolution and peace-building in the MENA region, a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical…

RSC - NATO SFA COE STUDY SEMINAR

“Interreligious Dialogue in Conflicts Resolution and Peace-Building” 

By Religion & Security Council2 October 2022

Following the opening remarks, the First Session of the Study Seminar “Religion, Peace, and Security: Challenges and Prospects in the MENA Region”, organized by the Religion…

LEBANON

Interference of Religion in Politics:
The Lebanese Case

By Dr. Fr. SALAH ABOUJAOUDE, VICE RECTOR OF THE ST. JOSEPH UNIVERSITY OF BEIRUT1 October 2022

Let’s start with a brief overview of what constitutes the specificity of Lebanon, namely confessionalism. The term ta’efa in Arabic, or “confession” in English, refers in…

RSC - NATO SFA COE STUDY SEMINAR

A Strategic Perspective on “Religion, Peace, and Security”

By Religion & Security Council2 July 2022

The Study Seminar “Religion, Peace, and Security: Challenges and Prospects in the MENA Region”, organized by the NATO Security Force Assistance Center of Excellence (NATO SFA…

LEBANON

Lebanon’s Election Offers Lessons for Now and the Future

By DR. ELIE ABOUAOUN, RSC SENIOR FELLOW3 June 2022

(Originally published by The Arab Weekly) As the minister of interior announced the results of Lebanon’s May 15 legislative elections, speculation began about whether or not…

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The Religion & Security Council (RSC) promotes the role of the “religious factor” in conflict resolution and peace-building across the MENA region, as well as Asia and Africa. While religious views and identities are still often misused to fuel wars, inter-state and domestic tensions, radicalization and violent extremism, RSC aims to highlight the potential of religions as drivers of peace and security, rather than crises and instability.
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