Welcome to Dialogue Dynamics! This website, an offshoot of the Brussels-based Institute for Intercultural Dialogue Dynamics, promotes a dialogue on self-determination and human and cultural identity in an age of normative global governance. Read more...
Latest postings
Treatment of terms such as “gender” and “sex” and more recent formulations such as “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” in ordinary discourse and in the context of UN documents - Marguerite A. Peeters’ intervention at the Parallel Event organized by the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See - Towards preserving the universality of human rights - Geneva, Palais des Nations, March 9, 2012
Interview with Yakov M. Rabkin, history professor at the University of Montreal, Canada, on the notion of freedom according to the Jewish tradition (French only)
Judeo-Christian dialogue on universality and ethics - Interview with Rabbi David Rosen, Director of the American Jewish Committee’s Department for Interreligious Affairs:
- Part one: The Divine Image
- Part two: What unites us divides us
- Part three: We must first be a blessing to one another
Marguerite A. Peeters’ intervention at the HCBC’s Conference on "Thirty Years after Familiaris Consortio - State and Church Cooperation for Future Generations" held in Budapest, March 30-31st, 2011
Latest IIS reports - on the new politics, or postmodern politics:
- The challenges of its coexistence with modern democracy - The universal aspiration to a back-to-the-person civilization vs top-down globalism
- Is the West able to help non-western nations self-determine?
- The role of the global women’s agenda in the political revolution
Seminar on the crisis of the family (French only): training seminar in collaboration with Jacques Suaudeau, on the symptoms and causes of this phenomenon, which is both a cause and a consequence of the crisis of the West.
Dealing with Political Correctness. This paper offers an analytical overview of the challenges that so-called “political correctness” and the ethic that makes up its core content raise for those engaged in politics.
The language and the ethic of global governance. Speech by Marguerite Peeters at the 15th Plenary Assembly and 40th Anniversary of SECAM. Accra, Ghana, July 2010.