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Nandini Sundar: The Weaponization of India’s State Against Diversity
Citizens who are member of societal, ethnic or religious minorities are per se more vulnerable than the rest of a country's population. That should be the case in India, too. Yet rather than being protected by the State, many of them are facing increasing hurdles, if not outright harassment through public measures. Prof. Nandini Sundar explains how in this video-interview shot on the margins of Reset DOC's 2022 Venice Seminars, "Between State and Civil Society: Who Protects Individual Liberties and Human Dignity?"
Interview: Simone Disegni
Editing: Marta Perego
Video Shooting: Alberto Pagano, Enrico Montagna
Video Editing: Andrea Martella
© Reset DOC, 2022
Interview: Simone Disegni
Editing: Marta Perego
Video Shooting: Alberto Pagano, Enrico Montagna
Video Editing: Andrea Martella
© Reset DOC, 2022
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The Divided Society
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The Divided Society After November 3rd - The Divided Society Keynote Speech: Mark Lilla (Columbia University) Anthony Appiah (New York University) Sheri Berman (Barnard College, Columbia University) Ian Buruma (Bard College) Chair: Giuseppe Sarcina (Corriere della Sera)
Inequality, Caste, and Democracy
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The Divided Society After November 3rd - Inequality, Caste, and Democracy Keynote Speech: Daron Acemoglu (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Sudipta Kaviraj (Columbia University) Michèle Lamont (Harvard University) Rahsaan Maxwell (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill) Chair: José Casanova (Georgetown University)
Micheline Ishay: Rerouting the Levant Express into a Future with Human Rights
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The 2011 Arab uprising raced through the Arab world like a highspeed train and then derailed, from optimism to suffering and despair. A new railroad could revive not only infrastructural policies and trade but overcome the sectarian conflict, political repression, refugee crisis, and violence against women. Drawing on history and policies that have worked, Franklin Roosevelt’s 4 principles of f...
The Future of Atlantic Relations
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The Divided Society After November 3rd - The Future of Atlantic Relations Giuliano Amato (Italian Constitutional Court) Craig Calhoun (University of Arizona) Federico Rampini (La Repubblica) Torrey Taussig (Brookings Institute) Chair: Maria Latella (Radio 24)
The US After November 3rd: Will the Healing Begin?
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The Divided Society after November 3rd - The US After Nov. 3rd: Will the Healing Begin? Introduction: Michael Walzer (Princeton University, IAS) Keynote Speech: Jelani Cobb (Columbia University, The Newyorker) Lisa Anderson (Columbia University) Jedediah Purdy (Columbia University) Chair: Marina Calloni (University of Milan - Bicocca)
An Arab Winter? The Tunisian Exception in Context | Day 2
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December 15th 2020 Opening: Federica Zoja (ResetDOC) Panel 1: The Democratic Construction Site Speakers: Sharan Grewal, Aymen Boughanmi. Chair: Mohammed Hashas (Luiss University, Rome; Fscire-Palermo) Panel 2: Political Islam and the Regional Environment Speakers: Ruth Hanau Santini, Radwan Masmoudi. Chair: Simone Disegni (ResetDOC) Panel 3: Tunisia as a Bridgehead to Africa and the Middle East...
An Arab Winter? The Tunisian Exception in Context | Day 1
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December 14th, 2020 First part: Welcome and opening by Giancarlo Bosetti (ResetDOC); Keynote Speech by Soli Özel. Panel 1: The Frozen Revolutions Speakers: Amr Hamzawy, Arturo Varvelli Chair: Federica Zoja (ResetDOC) Panel 2: Will the Thaw Ever Come? Speakers: Pasquale Ferrara, Zineb Benalla Chair: Patrizio Fondi (ResetDOC) Roundtable : Did Everything Change so Nothing Would Change? Speakers: L...
Europe at the Crossroads After the Shock_Day 2
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November 2nd, 2020 | How to defend democracy amid global disorder? First part: keynote speech by Timothy Garton Ash (University of Oxford) Second part: roundtable with Marta Dassù (Aspen Institute), Bernard Guetta (Journalist and MEP), Shada Islam (European Policy Center). Chair: Simone Disegni (ResetDOC) Last part: closing talk with Italy’s minister for European Affairs Enzo Amendola interview...
Europe at the Crossroads After the Shock_Day 1
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Monday, October 26th 2020 | Road to Recovery: Ever Closer Union or Forced Cohabitation? First part - Welcome and opening by Giancarlo Bosetti (Reset DOC), Piergaetano Marchetti (Fondazione Corriere della Sera) and Alberto Saravalle (University of Padua) Second part - European Commissioner for the Economy Paolo Gentiloni interviewed by Federico Fubini (Corriere della Sera) Third part - Roundtabl...
Massimo Campanini: Reading the Qu'ran as a Philosophical Book (TR Subs)
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To open the way for a fresh and reformist reading and understanding of the Qur’an, Massimo Campanini refers to the teachings of Edmund Husserl and Enzo Paci on God’s truth not being absolute but telos, an objective, a truth to be reached as well as to Egyptian philosopher Hassan Hanafi’s concept that “God is not logos but praxis”: God is man’s action in society and in history. Turkish subtitles...
Making Sense of Hagia Sophia’s Conversion
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Hagia Sophia, which means “divine wisdom” in Greek, has been subjected to many worldly yearnings of power and symbolism. There is no doubt that altering the status of the great church has always meant domination through control of its symbolism. President Erdogan frequently uses the Ottoman conquest and the right of the sword as part of his symbolic political vocabulary. However, there is a wor...
Reset Venice Seminars 2020 - Roundtable 2
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Reset Venice Seminars 2020 - Roundtable 2
Reset Venice Seminars 2020 - Roundtable 1
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Reset Venice Seminars 2020 - Roundtable 1
Reset Venice Seminars 2020 - Day 3 | Part 1
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Reset Venice Seminars 2020 - Day 3 | Part 1
When Authoritarian Regimes are Mis-labelled as Democracies: Lessons from Turkey’s Experience
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When Authoritarian Regimes are Mis-labelled as Democracies: Lessons from Turkey’s Experience
Is There Really a Threat for Majorities and Not Only for Minorities?
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Is There Really a Threat for Majorities and Not Only for Minorities?
Sheri Berman: The Decline of the Left and the Rise of Illiberal, Populist Politics
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Sheri Berman: The Decline of the Left and the Rise of Illiberal, Populist Politics
Yael Tamir: Liberals need to Engage in the Nationalism of the Vulnerable
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Yael Tamir: Liberals need to Engage in the Nationalism of the Vulnerable
Patrick Deneen: The Rise of Populism Comes from the Failure and Success of Liberalism
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Patrick Deneen: The Rise of Populism Comes from the Failure and Success of Liberalism
Jon Elster: Compensating the Losers from Globalization
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Jon Elster: Compensating the Losers from Globalization
Soli Özel - Have we Overcome the Peak of the Cycle of Populism and Economic Turmoil?
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Soli Özel - Have we Overcome the Peak of the Cycle of Populism and Economic Turmoil?
Stanley B Greenberg - President Trump’s Tea Party Revolution and the End of America’s Polarization
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Stanley B Greenberg - President Trump’s Tea Party Revolution and the End of America’s Polarization
Ece Temelkuran - We Need Global Solidarity
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Ece Temelkuran - We Need Global Solidarity
Anthony Appiah - What happens when Democracy becomes Tribal?
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Anthony Appiah - What happens when Democracy becomes Tribal?
Alessandro Ferrara - In Philosophy Pluralism Rhymes with Public Reason
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Alessandro Ferrara - In Philosophy Pluralism Rhymes with Public Reason
Maurizio Ferrera - Identity Politics. A Particular Problem of the Liberal Left
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Maurizio Ferrera - Identity Politics. A Particular Problem of the Liberal Left
Sectarianism was imposed upon Lebanon by the West...namely the French. The Christian Yousef's became Joseph so on and so fourth. They were encouraged to turn their backs on each other and group in accordance with religion to further deepen division and create civil war. People always group, yes, but what the West did to Lebanon is unforgivable. Before the West, they grouped based on politics, views, and regions. The West turned brothers against each other. May the people wake up and realise that they are brothers and commence rebuilding Lebanon together before it is too late.
In the end, the UK's performance in dealing with Covid put the country pretty much in the middle of the pack in the EU; pretty average. So why did Johnson's populism do so bad Tim?
This video would be a lot better without the background music.
what an amazing man rest in peace
Nasr Hamid Abu Zayd puede considerarse como un autor de moderno perfil, dentro del campo del pensamiento arabo-islámico contemporáneo.
Thanks for sharing! Worth noting that the key sounds are quite distracting and loud. I want to hear Seyla speak! Suggest editing these out next time.
tutto ciò che dice è indimostrato, e lo dice come se fosse stato già dimostrato. Chi casca in questa trappola cognitiva, questa illusione semantica, crede acriticamente in ciò che immagina.
Ma cosa stracavo dici? Quello che dice succede praticamente tutti i giorni ma anche abbastanza ovvio il discorso della guerra dri poveri
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prino : tu non sei italiano. ne oggi ne mai. Nuovo modello di società te la vai a costruire in Marocco. Qui spacciate e rubate. nient altro' exco perche non vi integrate. se la multicultura è questa meglio la mono ' la nostra cultura non ha bisogno della vostra. 👎🤘🤘🤘🤘
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What could we begin to do right now to start to live out a post-liberal future? Deneen's book is an excellent diagnosis of the problem, but it offers little in the way of treatment, other than predicting a post-liberal future. But, as he says here, this is not destined. Which means not only that we should think hard about what kind of post-liberal future we want, but also that we need to take action to create it. We are free to create that future right now. I'm ready to start. Anybody else?
Start with the personal. In your own individual sphere (somewhat ironically) try to exercise temperance, control, and virtue - essentially self-governance. If you can cultivate that liberty within you, not be a slave to your desires, then you can move to act in your family, look to the remnants of community and rediscover what it means to live in a relational world defined by self-governance on a wider scale. To frame it as a cliché, be the change you wish to see in the world.
Consider joining the NJP the national justice party we have supporter groups all over the country
Women and the family. The restless mobility of economic and social liberalism fails to consider the gruntwork of keeping us all healthy and sane. Work traditionally carried out by women operating unpaid (and therefore invisibly) in homes, families and communities.
an important thought and well presented.
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