Publications
Muslim Youth and Women in the West: Source of Concern or Source of Hope?
The Center for Dialogues convened an international conference May 15 —17, 2007 at the Salzburg Global Seminar, in Salzburg, Austria.
The conference explored the challenges of and to Muslim communities in the West through the lens of youth and women, who have emerged from traditional roles and are forging new identities for themselves, and, in some instances, are becoming leading agents of change. The report details the productive meeting of world leaders, academics and activists from all over the globe.
Who Speaks for Islam? Who Speaks for the West?
On February 10 and 11, 2006, New York University’s Dialogues: Islamic World-U.S.-The West, in cooperation >with the Institute of Diplomacy and Foreign Relations Malaysia (IDFR), convened a conference on “Who speaks for Islam? Who speaks for the West?” in Kuala Lumpur. The conference brought together fifty eminent persons from Western and Muslim-majority countries, among them policy-makers, religious leaders, scientists, economists, news media editors, and other opinion-makers, for two days of frank and often heated debate on a number of crucial policy questions intrinsic to the Muslim world-Western world relationship.
Islam and Elections
Read the report of the Dialogues: Islamic World -U.S.-The West Conference in Amman,
Jordan, March 6-8, 2004 online here>
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Clash of Civilizations or Clash of Perceptions?
In Search of Common Ground for Understanding
Past Event ...
Iran and the Middle East: How to Shape a Security Regime Acceptable to All Regional Actors
Panel discussion at New York University on Wednesday, March. 26, 2008 6:30—8:30 pm
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