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Danilo Breschi

A New Humanism in Europe

by Danilo Breschi on October 01, 2007

An international conference took place on June 22 at the Libera Università degli Studi “San Pio V” in Rome to consider the nature and evolution of “European political thought after 1989 between globalization and new humanism.” Among the issues discussed, the most important was an examination of how the various political and philosophical cultures have come back to questions about God … [Read More]

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