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15 October 2019

A Conversation with Paolo Branca on Italy, Islam, and Integration

Interview by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO COMMENTARY #11 • OCTOBER 2019 Paolo Branca is Professor of Islamic Studies and Arabic Language at the Catholic University of Milan. He is member of […]

6 September 2019

Exposition “Mémoires intimes d’une révolution”

theSquare, as a proud partner, invites you to the vernissage “Mémoires intimes d’une révolution” that is going to take place at the Maison des Arts, Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), […]

1 September 2019

Does European Islam Exist? The Italian and Spanish Case

EMILY TASINATO INSIGHT #2 • SEPTEMBER 2019 According to the data collected in 2017 by the Pew Research Center[1], Muslims are a relatively small minority in Europe, accounting for roughly […]

28 July 2019

The Hatred for the West, or the Reasons of the Enemy

GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO Tempostretto | July 24, 2019 See article on original site Published in 2004, the essay “Occidentalism. The West in the Eyes of its Enemies” explains the reasons for […]

25 July 2019

“A Petty Statesman. Writings On War and International Affairs” — by David Hume

A PETTY STATESMAN. WRITINGS ON WAR AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Author: David Hume | Edited by: Spartaco Pupo Cover: PaperbackEditor: Mimesis InternationalISBN: 9788869772283Pages: 224Date: 2019Price: $ 20.00 / £ 16.00 / € 18,00 David Hume was not only […]

4 July 2019

Does the World Need a Climate Alliance Treaty Organization?

IBRAHIM AL-MARASHI, The Square Advisory Board Member TRT World | July 3, 2019 See article on original site Current tensions within NATO need to be overcome in order to deal […]

19 June 2019

Mourning Rituals in Shi‘a Islam: From the Battle of Karbala to Tatbir

LORENA STELLA MARTINI COMMENTARY #10 • JUNE 2019 In the last few years, the sectarian Sunni-Shi‘a divide has been exploited both from inside and outside the Middle Eastern region to […]

24 May 2019

The Mahdi of Sudan — Part 2

FILIPPO DONVITO COMMENTARY #9 • MAY 2019 On June29,1881, two years after the end of the slaves’ revolt, Muhammad Ahmad, a poor Sufi from the region of Dongola in Northern Sudan, publicly […]

8 May 2019

Populism Will Change Europe at the Forthcoming Elections

MANUEL D’ELIA COMMENTARY #8 • MAY 2019 Europe is going through one of the toughest periods since its foundation. In a climate of heightened mistrust, continuing recriminations and growing divisions, […]

2 May 2019

Ethics of Data: Populism and Deregulation

MATTIA FALDUTI COMMENTARY #7 • MAY 2019 Data science impacts relevant fields as Finance, Social Media, Commerce, Media and Politics. Particularly discussed are, for instance, targeting advertisement and personal interests’ analysis […]

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