SHARED VALUES IN A WORLD OF CULTURAL PLURALISM
November 2014
Muscat – Sultanate of Oman
Introduction
Candido Mendes
The Quest for Identity
De la politique et de l’amour
Gianni Vattimo
Bolivia’s “Evismo”: “specters” of communism or “ghosts” of neoliberalism?
Javier Sanjinés C.
The culture of coexistence and pluralism. The Islamic view,
Oman’s experience and prospects for a way out of the impasse
Abdulrahman Al Salimi
World Consciousness, Citizenship and Shared Values
Human rights in contemporary Islamic thought
Ridwan Al Sayyid
The roots of an elusive Andean identity: a brief history
Enrique Ayala Mora
Towards an International Dialogue
Relevant knowledge for dialogue: applicability, demystification
and advocacy
Syed Farid Alatas
New spaces for East-West dialogue
Marco Lucchesi
Coexisting with Difference in an Age of Pluralism and Globalization
Difference and “otherness” on the brink of dialogue
Candido Mendes
Universalité et pluriversalité: les valeurs en question
François L’Yvonnet
Religious knowledge and cultural creativity in the making of Islamic pluralism in Brazil
Paulo Gabriel Hilu R. Pinto
Social Inclusion and Representation
Democracy without politics: how democracy can seriously harm democracy
Daniel Innerarity
Diversity, inclusivity and governance in the social landscape of Southeast Asia
Razali Ismail
The global clash of inequalities: multiculturalism and its limits
Enrique Rodríguez Larreta
Looking Inclusion and Representation
Philosophers and kings
Susan Buck-Morss
Le religieux à l’épreuve du politique
Hélé Béji
Values through others. Being weak in a world of cultural pluralism
Santiago Zabala
