Scuola di cultura politica – Anno Accademico 2016

Scuola di cultura politica – Anno Accademico 2016-17
Prima Parte: “Il nuovo mondo globalizzato”
Primo modulo: “L’Europa e l’Islam”
4-5-6 novembre 2016
Intervento della Dott.ssa Sumaya Abdel Qader alla lezione “Donne musulmane in
Europa tra integralismo e femminismo islamico”
Sabato, 5 novembre 2016 ore 14.30
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