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导言：语言复兴，归根到底是为社会公义而战

  • Dr Lajiadou & Professor Ikuko Nakane,

澳大利亚员佐勋章获得者卡罗琳·休斯博士 …

Rethinking minority rights in Muslim thought: From Dhimma to equal citizenship

  • Prof. Abdullah Saeed,

The rights of religious minorities in Islamic law have taken on new urgency in light of global demands for equal citizenship and religious freedom.

The Ezidi genocide and the need to challenge the Islamic State’s ideology

  • A/Prof. Muhammad Kamal,

To combat violence, it is crucial to promote an Islamic theology that emphasises tolerance and the protection of religious minorities.

INTRODUCTION: Navigating faith and tolerance in the Muslim experience

  • Dr Rachel Woodlock & A/Prof. Muhammad Kamal,

Muslims and non-Muslims have spent centuries living side-by-side, often successfully, but religion can also be a force for division.

Can China’s ambitions in global governance be realised in the shifting global order?

  • Prof. Yuk-shing Cheng,

Upheaval in global governance initiated by Trump has thrust an urgent question into the spotlight: Can China step into the void?

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