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Religion, Society
A Journey Through Pankisi, Georgia’s Remote Sufi Corner
Giacomo Sini 7 August 2020

In Pankisi, Georgia, lives an ancient Muslim community highly influenced by Sufist traditions. The green valleys and enchanting forests host a small society of different ethnic origins and cultural roots at the crossroads of Western Asia and Eastern Europe.
Political Theory
“A World Without Human Rights?”: A Response
David W. Montgomery 23 July 2020

The co-author of “The Tragedy of Human Rights” responds to his critics in the special Dossier A World Without Human Rights?
Political Theory
The Tragedy of Human Rights: Liberalism and the Loss of Belonging – A reply to our Critics
Adam B. Seligman 23 July 2020

The co-author of “The Tragedy of Human Rights” responds to his critics in the special Dossier A World Without Human Rights?
Philosophy
Human Rights Community and Human Flourishing
Francisco Javier Ansuátegui Roig 21 July 2020

A response to Adam Seligman and David Montgomery’s “The Tragedy of Human Rights”
Philosophy
Belonging vs. Human Rights? The Limits of a Contraposition
Elena Pariotti 17 July 2020

A response to Adam Seligman and David Montgomery’s paper “The Tragedy of Human Rights”
Political Theory
Taking Seriously the Challenge of Accommodating the Claims for Belonging with Universal Rights
Pilar Zambrano 15 July 2020

A response to Adam Seligman and David Montgomery’s “The Tragedy of Human Rights”
Philosophy
Communities, Belonging and the Individual Between Boundaries and Bridges
Lucia Bellucci 9 July 2020

A response to Adam Seligman and David Montgomery’s “The Tragedy of Human Rights”
Philosophy
The Crisis of the Traditional Model of Human Rights
María del Carmen Barranco Avilés 7 July 2020

A response to Adam Seligman and David Montgomery’s “The Tragedy of Human Rights”
Philosophy
Human Rights and the Need for Belonging
Gianfrancesco Zanetti 18 June 2020

A response to Adam Seligman and David Montgomery’s “The Tragedy of Human Rights”
Political Theory, Society
China, the US, Europe and the Lessons of the Present Crisis
Reset Dialogues on Civilizations 18 June 2020

The Venice Seminars 2020 analyzed if communities are given or constructed and examine the role language, recognition and alterity have for the shape of communities. The Seminars addressed issues concerning global intellectual history and study how modern nation-states have engaged with issues of difference and integration, including the themes of subnational identities and linguistic, ethnic and religious minorities in Europe, North America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.