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Political Islam, Official Islam, and Salafism: Toward a New Equilibrium?,
University of California LA, Center for Middle East Development, Prague, 23
February 2018;
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Preventing, countering and deradicalising. Confronting violent extremism in the
Euro-Mediterranean region, European Institute of the Mediterranean, Barcelona
1-2 June 2017;
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Shaping a Transatlantic Strategy in Counterterrorism, German Marshall Fund of
the United States, Brussels, 19 June 2017;
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What happens after finding refuge? Integration of Syrian refugees in Germany
and Turkey: Challenges and prospects, Instituto Affari Internazionali/Mercator,
Berlin, 7-8 May 2017;
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Social, Economic, and Political Impacts of Migration on Host Countries,
Enriching the Middle East’s Economic Future, UCLA Center for Middle East
Development, Doha, 12-13 November 2017;
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Radicalization in a transatlantic perspective, Atlantic Dialogues, German
Marshall Fund of the U.S/OCP Policy Center, Marakkesh, 14-16 December 2016;
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The Future of Syria, Global Political Trends Center, Istanbul Kültür University,
Istanbul, 10 October 2016;
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From War to Migration to Terrorism: Transatlantic Security and the Middle East,
Wroclaw Global Forum, Atlantic Council/PISM, Wroclaw, 3 June 2016;
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Syria and the Importance of the UN, Fifth Annual Council of Councils
Conference, Council on Foreign Relations, New York, 14-17 May 2016;
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The Reasons for Radical Groups’ Appeal among European and Arab Citizens:
The Case of ISIS, Towards a security architecture for the Mediterranean: A
Challenge for Euro-Mediterranean relations, Breugel-IEMed, Brussels, 14 April
2016;
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The Struggle between Official and Popular Islam and the rise of Radicalism. The
Case of Egypt, Young Woman Leadres Forum 2016, Woman Democracy
Association, Gaziantep (Turkey), 11-14 April 2016;
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From War to Migration to Terrorism: Transatlantic Security and the Middle East,
Wroclaw Global Forum, Atlantic Council & PISM, 3 June 2016;
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Toward an Ethical Migration Policy of the EU, Cultural Literacy of Migration:
Affects, Memory, Concepts, Polish Academy of Sciences, 18-19 May 2016;
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Brothers in arms, strangers in love? The impact of different socio-religious models
in Egypt and Saudi Arabia on their bilateral relations, Gulf Research Center,
Cambridge University, August 2015;
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Containment, resolution or intervention: European Security Policy faced with an
Arc of Crisis, 8th Weimar Triangle Working Session, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung,
Stiftung Genshagen, Genshagen, 19-21 March 2015;
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Religion, Democracy and Women in Egyptian Textbooks before and after 2011,
Asfari Institute, American University of Beirut, 20-22 February 2015.
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Recommendations for a sound EU migration policy, European Council on Foreign
Relations, Paris , June 2015;
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Religion, Democracy and Women in Egyptian Textbooks before and after 2011,
„Religious Education and the State” workshop, Center for Interdisciplinary
Research ZiF, Bielefeld University, Germany, 31 July -1 August.
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Faith brings down regimes. The role of religion in transitional processes,
“Visegrad Group– Jordan: Successful Beneficiaries of NATO and EU Heritage”,
Al Rai Center for Studies, Amman, 4 May 2014.
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