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Epistemological and methodological issues in studies on violence in the name of Islam (Montreal)
This group aims to provide food for thought on the following questions: Are the available conceptual and epistemological methods and tools adequate enough to decipher the specific and complex discourses, practices and developments related to the use of violence in the name of Islam? Isn’t new research imperative to enrich our understanding of this phenomenon, to redress perspectives, to fill current gaps and to deconstruct widespread prejudices?
In summary, the aim of this group is :
1) to emphasise the current need for inter- and multidisciplinary reflection, capable of dealing with violence of all kinds practised in the name of Islam according to its multiple facets and particularities ;
2) to explain how social and human sciences can help to find solutions.
Group members
Patrice Brodeur
Associate Professor - University of Montreal, Canada.
Karim Kardady
Candidate for the doctoral program in Applied Human Sciences, University of Montreal
Mohamed Ourya
Doctor in Religious Studies; Lecturer in Politics, Religion and Ethics - University of Sherbrooke, Canada
Amany Fouad Salib
Associate Researcher at the Centre of Research on Immigration, Ethnicity and Citizenship -CRIEC (Université du Québec à Montréal, UQAM)
Wael Saleh
TRENDS Research & Advisory, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Resources related to the group
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Studies of radicalization leading to violence in the name of Islam: mapping theoretical actors to better understand epistemological and ethical issues
- Wael Saleh
Original title : “Les études de la radicalisation menant à la violence au nom de l’islam : cartographier les acteurs théoriques pour mieux comprendre les enjeux épistémologiques et éthiques” Abs...
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