International Panel on Exiting Violence Highligths of the roundtable "Between salafism, sectarianism and violence"

Last summer the International Panel on Exiting Violence (IPEV), along with a dozen of North-African researchers, gathered in Tunis for a symposium including conferences and roundtables about five of the research topics of the panel’s working groups. The symposium was organised in partnership with the Tunisian Institute of Strategic Studies (Institut Tunisien des Etudes Stratégiques, ITES), the Institute of contemporary Maghreb Research (Institut de Recherche sur le Maghreb contemporain, IRMC) and the United States Institute of Peace (USIP). Michel Wieviorka, IPEV co-director launched the event with a conference on the topic “What violence has become”. Paulo Sérgio Pinheiro, Chair of the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria, and Dale Eickelman, Professor of Anthropology and Human Relations at Dartmouth College, both members of the International Advisory board of the panel, gave public talks on the situation in Syria and on the topic of radicalism and minorities. Eleven IPEV members and North-African researchers and experts from other regions of the world presented their works and researchs during five roundtables: Radicalisation, a comparative perspective, Deradicalisation, a comparative perspective, Between salafism, sectarism and violence : the new faces of radicalism, Reconciliation and justice: comparatives lessons, Public policies against violence: comparative lessons.

Highligths of the roundtable "Between salafism, sectarianism and violence"
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