The purpose of this chapter is to discuss women’s contribution to interfaith dialogue in the Mediterranean area. The Mediterranean region – usually depicted as both a uniform region and a highly problematic area, where conflicts and migration flows pose considerable risks to the security of the entire region – is a challenge to policy makers and institutions. This can be explained by a combination of causes discussed in this chapter
Antonelli, F., Ruspini, E. (2018). From Exclusion to Inclusion: Women and Interfaith Dialogue in the Mediterranean Area. In E. Ruspini, G. Bonifacio, C. Corradi (a cura di), Women and religion. Contemporary and Future Challenges in the Global Era (pp. 221-236). Bristol : The Policy Press, University of Bristol.
From Exclusion to Inclusion: Women and Interfaith Dialogue in the Mediterranean Area
Ruspini, E
2018
Abstract
The purpose of this chapter is to discuss women’s contribution to interfaith dialogue in the Mediterranean area. The Mediterranean region – usually depicted as both a uniform region and a highly problematic area, where conflicts and migration flows pose considerable risks to the security of the entire region – is a challenge to policy makers and institutions. This can be explained by a combination of causes discussed in this chapter
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