Panel Discussion: War and Civilizationist Horizons

May 24, 2024

Panel discussion

May 30th, 2024 | Beirut, Lebanon

The first decades of the 21st century have seen the resurgence of “civilization talk” that defines people and nations in terms of their unique civilizational identity and calls for states to refurbish their timeless civilizational glory.

About This Event

This panel focuses on the relationship between war – real or rhetorical – and invocations of civilizational fault lines and conflicts in the Middle East, Europe/Russia and South Asia. Panelists will discuss the rhetoric of civilizational wars, collective memory, historical retrieval and revanchism, and violence as a source of historical justice.

this panel discussion is open to the public!

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Speakers

Meet Our Speakers

Ala Alazzeh
Ala Alazzeh

Professor of Anthropology, Birzeit University

Srirupa Roy
Srirupa Roy

Professor, University of Göttingen/ICAS:MP

Cemil Aydin
Cemil Aydin

Professor of History, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

Hans Kundnani
Hans Kundnani

Visiting fellow at the Remarque Institute at New York University & Open Society Foundations Ideas Workshop fellow

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Orient Institut, Rue Hussein Beyhoum 44, Zoukak El Blat, Beirut

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