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Patrice Brodeur

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Patrice Brodeur is an associate professor at the Institute of Religious Studies at the Faculty of Arts and Science of the University of Montreal. He is also Senior Advisor at the International Centre for Dialogue (KAICIID) in Vienna, Austria. He received a B.A. (Religious Studies) and M.A. (Islamic Studies) from McGill University (Canada), as well as a second M.A. (Religious Studies) and a Ph.D. (Comparative Religions: Islam and Judaism) from Harvard University (USA). He also studied for two years at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and one year at the University of Jordan. From 2005 to 2015, he held the Canada Research Chair (Junior): Islam, Pluralism and Globalization, where he led an interdisciplinary research team on contemporary Islamic thought and different forms of dialogue. From 2013 to 2015, he founded the research department of the new intergovernmental organization: Centre for International Dialogue (KAICIID), in Vienna, Austria, where he led a team of researchers who published online the KAICIID Peace Map, which contains more than 500 organizations using interfaith dialogue internationally.

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Disciplines

Islam Studies Political Sciences

Topics

Abrahamic Religions Comparative Studies Religious Pluralism

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The Uncreated Muslim Qur’an and the Eternally Begotten Christian Logos

Jaume Flaquer Garcia

Abstract Published under the original title "El Corán musulmán increado y el Logos cristiano eternamente engendrado" in the monographic section Logos, Agape, Sarx. Una dialógica cristiana of iss...

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Literary, Semiotic and Hermeneutical Approaches to the Qur’an in the Modern Period

Wasim Salman

Abstract In this contribution to issue 51 (Mélanges) of the journal Islamochristiana, published in Italian as Approcci letterari, semiotici ed ermeneutici al Corano nel periodo moderno, Wasim Sa...

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Beyond Representation: Systemic Epistemic Alterity and the Architecture of Knowledge in the Contemporary Academy

Wael Saleh

In this article, published in two parts by Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective (SERRC), Wael Saleh, a researcher at the University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM) and a member of Pluriel's...

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Equality, Plurality and Personal Status Laws: A Research Companion

Zohra Aziadé Zemirli

Published by Routledge in 2026 (672 p.), this collective volume is co-edited by six scholars, including Zohra Aziadé Zemirli (PhD in comparative law, former post-doctoral researcher at CEPED, Unive...

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The Foundations of Arabic Grammatical Theory

Cairo. In a lecture delivered in Arabic on Saturday, January 25, 2025, at the Dominican Institute for Oriental Studies (IDEO) in Cairo, Professor Ramzi Baalbaki, holder of the Chair of Arabic...

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Revival and Dynamics of Islamic Studies in Europe

Michel Younès
Emmanuel Pisani
Cédric Baylocq
Zohra Aziadé Zemirli
Michele Brignone
Haoues Seniguer

“In a troubled international context where Islam is sometimes defined as an ideological marker of many conflicts, academic research drawing on history, sociology, and political science has mu...

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For a dialogical theological fraternity: a rereading of the Document on Human Fraternity in light of the earliest Arabic theological writings

Romain Louge

From the 8th century onwards, the first theological writings were composed in Arabic, either in Christian communities or in Muslim communities. This communication aims, through the study of these e...

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In search of a comparative Christian social thought. A methodological proposal

Gonzalo Villagrán

The article "In search of a comparative Christian social thought" aims to propose a methodology for developing a comparative Christian social thought. To do this, it explores two sources of inspira...