This talk presents a political theory of governance of cultural diversity developed in Omar Sadr's book, Negotiating Cultural Diversity. It argues that a pluralistic society should forge a balance between three key elements: individual autonomy, counter-homogenization measures, and intercultural dialogue.
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CGM and the Hollings Center co-hosted a regional dialogue in Kuala Lumpur focused on the challenges and opportunities in Myanmar–Southeast Asia relations. The event convened regional experts and stakeholders to discuss political dynamics, economic ties, and pathways for greater cooperation amid ongoing instability. |
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Dan Cole and Michael McGinnis gave a presentation, based on a book manuscript that explores the reasons for which liberalism is under attack and revisits the diversity and eclecticism of the liberal family, with emphasis on the relationship between liberalism and political moderation. |
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This manuscript workshop explored how individuals, communities, and societies address deep divisions caused by polarization, economic, social, and cultural cleavages. |
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This chapter uses the development and eventual abandonment of these ASRM pricing guidelines over more than twenty-five years as a lens through which to understand commodification debates in both the sperm and egg markets. |
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This forum will address the broad resentment at government and social institutions and debate the provocative overhaul thesis of the new book by Philip K. Howard, Everyday Freedom: Designing the Framework for a Flourishing Society (Rodin 2024)
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A forum to explore overhaul of broken government operating structures. |
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