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Abstract

Social cohesion is today at the core business of intercultural relations. Through the prism of religious beliefs and cultural diversity, Sara Silvestri analyses the quality of interactions among the citizens of the EuroMediterranean region, as well as potential areas of convergence around key values and sensitive topics. She reflects on the evolution of trends between the two Anna Lindh/Gallup surveys, positively observing a coming together around the importance of family solidarity, and openness to pluralism within societies.

Publication Type:	Report
Publisher Keywords:	religion; faith; diversity; intercultural dialogue
Subjects:	H Social Sciences
Departments:	School of Policy & Global Affairs > International Politics

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