Saturday 18 December

UNIVERSITY OF PADUA

Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology – FiSPPA Via Cesarotti, 10/12 – Padova
– Seminari Room-
Due to the health crisis, bimodal (face-to-face and distance) classes will be held

9h00-11h15
“Anthropological Approaches: Religion as a Cultural System” (***)
Prof. Hassan Rachik, University of Hassan II, Casablanca
Course: Politics, Religion and Society

11h30-13h00
“Constitutional Comparisons: Summary and Perspectives” (*)
Prof. Alessandro Ferrari, University of Insubria, Como
Course: Law and Religions: Europe, Mediterranean and Middle East

14h30-17h30
Workshop: “The Religious face the Challenges of the Health Crisis” (**)

Dr. Djilali El Mestari, Research Center in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC)
Dr. Karim Ifrak, National Center for Scientific Research, Paris
Dr. Youness Loukili, University of Mohammed V, Rabat
Coordination: Prof. Mohammed Khalid Rhazzali, University of Padua

Assistants:
Prof. Valentina Schiavinato, University of Padua
Dr. Mounya Allali, University of Eastern Piedmont

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

Friday 17 December

UNIVERSITY OF PADUA

Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology – FiSPPA Via Cesarotti, 10/12 – Padova
– Seminari Room-
Due to the health crisis, bimodal (face-to-face and distance) classes will be held

9h00-11h15
“Religion and Capitalism: an Introduction” (*)
Prof. Vincenzo Romania, University of Padua
Course: Religion, Market and New Media

11h30-13h00
“New Challenges for the Arab and Islamic World in Front of the Crisis of Liberal Order-First Part” (**)
Prof. Paolo Branca, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan
Course: Culture, Society and Globalization in the Arab World

14h30-16h45
“Methodology for the Study of the Relationship between Religion and Politics in Islam” (**)
Prof. Mohamed Kerrou, University of Tunis El-Manar
Course: Religion and Politics in the Arab world

17h00-18h30
“Religion and Religiosity: Conceptual Issues” (**)
Prof. Abdellatif Kidai, University of Mohammed V, Rabat
Course: Religion and Society

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

Thursday 16 December

UNIVERSITY OF PADUA

Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology – FiSPPA Via Cesarotti, 10/12 – Padova
– Seminari Room-
Due to the health crisis, bimodal (face-to-face and distance) classes will be held

9h00-11h15
“Introduction: the genealogy of violence” (*)
Prof. Beatriz Mesa, International University of Rabat and Center for Global Studies
Course: Religion, Identity and Radicalisation: Sociopolitical Perspectives – Second part

11h30-13h00
“Religion, Civil Society and Political Participation. The case of the Maghreb” (**)
Prof. Rokia Achmal, University of Mohammed V, Rabat
Course: Religion and Society

14h30-16h45
“Introduction to contemporaneity” (**)
Prof. Farid El Asri, International University of Rabat and Center for Global Studies
Course: Anthropology of contemporary Religious Dynamics and Globalization

17h00-18h30
“Some Notes on Methodology for Social Sciences: Doing Research and Project Work” (***)
Prof. Valentina Schiavinato and Prof. Mohammed Khalid Rhazzali, University of Padua and Interuniversity Center FIDR
Course: “Cultural Diversity, Religious Pluralism and Intercultural Mediation”

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

Wednesday 15 December

UNIVERSITY OF PADUA

Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology – FiSPPA Via Cesarotti, 10/12 – Padova
– Seminari Room-
Due to the health crisis, bimodal (face-to-face and distance) classes will be held

9h00-11h15
“Introduction to Social Sciences: Precepts, Theories and Approaches” (*)
Prof. Youssef Sbai, University of Eastern Piedmont and Interuniversity Center FIDR
Course: Religion, Society and Globalization in Europe

11h30-13h00
“Power and Representation: Politics, Law and Religion in the European Modernity” (****)
Prof. Adone Brandalise, University of Padua
Course: Political Philosophy and History of Political Thought

14h30-16h45
“Future Studies: Concept, Importance and Functions” (**)
Dr. Khalid Mayar Elidrissi, Moroccan Centre for International and Prospective Studies
Course: Political Science: Introduction to Future Studies

17h00-18h30
“Introduction to Islamic Heritage Approach” (**)
Prof. Hassan El Amri, University of Eastern Piedmont
Course: Introduction to Islamic Studies

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

Tuesday 14 December

UNIVERSITY OF PADUA

Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology – FiSPPA Via Cesarotti, 10/12 – Padova
– Seminari Room-
Due to the health crisis, bimodal (face-to-face and distance) classes will be held

9h00-11h15
“Elements of Intercultural Communication – First Part” (*)
Prof. Alessio Surian, University of Padua
Course: “Cultural Diversity, Religious Pluralism and Intercultural Mediation”

11h30-13h00
“Elements of Intercultural Communication – Second Part” (*)
Prof. Alessio Surian, University of Padua
Course: “Cultural Diversity, Religious Pluralism and Intercultural Mediation”

14hoo-16h15
“Religion, Politics, and the State: Cross-Cultural Observations” (*)
Prof. Enzo Pace, University of Padua
Course: “Religion and Politics in Europe and in the Mediterranean Region”

16h45-19h00
“The human dimension of contemporary Islamic thought” (**)
Prof. Said Chebbar. University of Sultan Moulay Slimane, Beni Mellal Course: Elements of Contemporary Islamic thought

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

Monday 13 December

UNIVERSITY OF PADUA

Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology – FiSPPA Via Cesarotti, 10/12 – Padova
– Seminari Room-
Due to the health crisis, bimodal (face-to-face and distance) classes will be held

9h00-10h30
Welcoming and Opening Remarks by Coordination the Master’s Program “Presentation of the Students and of the Master’s Program” (***)
Dott. Mounya Allali, Prof. Valentina Schiavinato and Prof. Mohammed Khalid Rhazzali

11h00-11h30
Welcoming by Representatives of the Institutions Organizing the Master’s Program (*)/(**)
Prof. Stefano Allievi, University of Padua and Interuniversity Center FIDR
Prof. Roberto Mazzola, University of Eastern Piedmont and Interuniversity Center FIDR
Prof. Farid El Asri, International University of Rabat and Center for Global Studies

11h30-13h00
“Sociology and Religious Pluralism, Transformations and Trends in the Religious Landscape” (*)
Prof. Stefano Allievi, University of Padua and Interuniversity Center FIDR
Course: Religion and Society

14h30-16h45
“Introduction to Religion in Society: Spontaneous Representations and Scientific Study” (**)
Dr. Djilali El Mestari, Research Center in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC), Oran Course: Religion and Society: Introduction to research Methodology

17h00-18h30
“The general Problem of Living Together in Europe. The Recent Case Law of the Italian Court of Cassation” (*)
Prof. Roberto Mazzola, University of Eastern Piedmont
Course: Religions, Public Policies and Individual and Collective Rights

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

L’IMPATTO NELLA SCUOLA ITALIANA DELLA PROTESTA ANTI-GENDER

Introduce e coordina

Partecipano
FRANCESCA CRIVELLARO (Università di Bologna – CSGE)
DAVIDE ZOTTI (Insegnante, Trieste)
LUCIA CIBIN (Dirigente scolastica, Pordenone)
ANDREA CIANI (Università di Bologna – CSGE)

TRAIETTORIE DI RICERCA E INTERPRETAZIONI DELLA PROTESTA ANTI-GENDER

Sia a livello italiano che internazionale l’opposizione contro la cosiddetta teoria del gender si è consacrata come ragione di mobilitazione di un’area composita di soggetti politici e religiosi organizzati. La questione del gender sintetizza in modo significativo la reazione neo-conservatrice di fronte all’affermarsi di spazi di “democrazia sessuale”.
Più che un ritorno al passato (backlash), si osserva una riconfigurazione del campo neo-conservatore stesso, delle sue narrative e strategie.
Tuttavia, la protesta sembra raccogliere consensi anche all’interno di fasce più ampie della popolazione.
Se ne discute con studiose/i che da anni indagano questo fenomeno in Italia e in Europa.

Introduce
LUCA TRAPPOLIN (Università di Padova – FISPPA)

Intervengono
DAVID PATERNOTTE (Università di Bruxelles)
MASSIMO PREARO (PoliTeSse – Università di Verona)
MARTINA AVANZA (Università di Losanna)