Speech on Peace, Justice and Effective Institutions
Professor Roger Koudé, UNESCO Chair in Memories, Culture and Interculturality, shares the news of his recently published book, titled 'Speech on Peace, Justice and Effective Institutions'. 'Starting from a holistic and dynamic approach to peace, a just and lasting...
Women’s Role and Contribution to the Fight Against Apartheid in South Africa: An Example of a Commitment to Dignity, Justice and Peace
In recognition of International Women's Day, Professor Roger Koudé, UNESCO Chair in Memories, Culture and Interculturality provides an article published in Political and Parliamentary Review (Revue Politique Et Parlementaire) where he looks back at the role played by...
News from UNESCO Chair in Memories, Culture and Interculturality
Professor Roger Koudé, UNESCO Chair in Memories, Culture and Interculturality advises of two forums published in the Political and Parliamentary Review The "return" of the United States to the international stage and the vision of the Biden Administration (17...
15th International Conference – Humanity, Economics, Society in Times of Pandemic: Regional, Global and Federal Aspects
This post is provided by Professor Dimitri Spivak, UNESCO Chair in Comparative Studies of Spiritual Traditions, their Specific Cultures and Interreligious Dialogue. On February 12, 2021, our UNESCO Chair took part in the 15th International Conference ‘Humanity,...
News from UNESCO Chair in Memories, Culture and Interculturality
Professor Roger Koudé, UNESCO Chair in Memories, Culture and Interculturality, is pleased to provide a list of his publications in French and foreign media for January 2021. To access the list in both French and English, please click here.
Journal Article: Racism and Nationalism during and beyond the Covid-19 pandemic
New Journal Article by Professor Fethi Mansouri, Dr Amanuel Elias, Mr Jehonathan Ben and Professor Yin Paradies. Racism and xenophobia associated with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic disproportionately affect migrants and minority groups worldwide. They exacerbate...
News from UNESCO Chair in Memories, Culture and Interculturality
Professor Roger Koudé, UNESCO Chair in Memories, Culture and Interculturality, has provided the following news and links to publications and forums conducted in French and foreign media in 2020. To access this list, provided in both French and English, please...
10th International Forum: Islam in the Multicultural World
The following post has been provided by Professor Dimitri Spivak, UNESCO Chair in Comparative Studies of Spiritual Traditions, their Specific Cultures and Interreligious Dialogue. A number of professors of the North Caucasus affiliation of our UNESCO Chair, namely,...
Pándēmos! All Under the Same Heaven!
The following article is provided by Dr Gerald Cipriani, Honorary Professor to the UNESCO Chair in Comparative Studies of Spiritual Traditions, their Specific Cultures and Interreligious Dialogue. To most, giving an opinion on a natural phenomenon amounts to semantic...
New Article: Muslim communities in Australia and the ‘mainstreaming’ of outer-group suspicion and apprehension
Professor Fethi Mansouri has written an article that was recently published in the Melbourne Asia Review. The article looks at how Muslims tend to be characterised as the least desirable group of migrants and continue to be viewed with suspicion and apprehension. Few...
Journal Article: Young Muslim Australians’ experiences of intergroup contact and its implications for intercultural relations
New Journal Article by Professor Fethi Mansouri, Professor Ihsan Yilmaz, Dr Ana-Maria Bliuc and Dr Galib Bashirov. Literature on intergroup contact shows that in the absence of the required structural conditions, contact is not necessarily always a positive experience...
Radio Interview: The normalisation of Arab states with Israel and its implications for the Palestinian cause
Professor Fethi Mansouri was recently interviewed on SBS Arabic 24 radio on the normalisation of Arab states with Israel and its implications for the Palestinian cause. The interview, conducted by Iman Riman and Manal al-Ani in Arabic, can be accessed by clicking...