AGS Launches Seminar Series on Religion and International Relations, Open to the Public |
Friday, 13 January 2017 |
These seminars are organised by Manlio Graziano, AGS's specialist of geopolitics and geopolitics of religion, and Christophe Grannec, a sociologist of religions and a member of a research group on this subject at the French National Scientific Research Center (CNRS). This initiative emerged in the aftermath of last year's successful AGS Conference on the theme: "The Complexity of Religion in International Relations: Theoretical, Legal and Geopolitical Perspectives", organized AGS graduate students under the supervision of Professor Ruchi Anand. This first seminar will focus on the theme of "Religion and State: A Troubled Relation". It will feature both organizers, along with professors, researchers, and graduate students from University of Kent (UK), La Sapienza University (Italy), CNRS (France), Université Paris-Sud (France), and the American Graduate School in Paris. The debates will be moderated by Ambassador Michael Einik, a US Diplomat based in Paris who has been involved in diplomacy and foreign policy formulation from the administrations of Richard Nixon through that of Barack Obama, and currently teaches at the American Graduate School in Paris. If you wish to attend, please email rsvp@ags.edu and we will send you the practical details. (Photo: Kremlin.ru via Wikimedia Commons) |
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