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The Seventh Annual Globalization for the Common Good An Inter-faith Perspective
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This major international conference is co-sponsored by the Centre for Dialogue (La Trobe University; Melbourne, Australia), Trinity College (University of Melbourne), the Melbourne College of Divinity, and the Asia-Pacific Institute for Inter-Religious Dialogue (Australian Catholic University). It is the seventh annual conference in the series Globalization for the Common Good - An Interfaith Perspective founded by Dr Kamran Mofid. The Conference will be held at Trinity College.
The Conference programme is designed to achieve three objectives:
To explore the far-reaching ramifications of conflict in the Middle East (broadly defined) for the religious, cultural and political landscape of the Asia-Pacific region;
To bring together in fruitful interaction the insights of several disciplinary traditions (in particular religious studies, cultural studies, international relations, history, sociology and law);
To illuminate and strengthen the connections between the Middle East and the geographic regions which constitute Asia Pacific, in particular West Asia, South Asia, Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia and the South Pacific.
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