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Critical Discussion Panel at Mount Allison UniversityFriday, November 262:30-4:00pm @ Avard Dixon room 116On July 13, 2010, the Lower House of France passed a law banning the full faceveil (or niqab) in public spaces, claiming it a threat to gender equality. Howdoes this reflect Western perceptions of Islam? Does it reflect a growingradicalization of the West? What has been the evolution of radicalism in otherplaces, such as the Middle East or the United States? What does the termradicalization even mean?Come out to hear our panel analyze political and religious radicalization fromEast to West.Dr Owen GriffithsThe definition of radicalismDr James DevineThe evolution of radicalism in the Middle East, and its effects on foreignpolicyDr Geoff MartinRadicalism in the United States, and the recent rise of the Tea PartyRizwan MohammadA representative of the Canadian Council of Muslim Women (CCMW), Rizwan willaddress Muslim youth and radicalization in Canada.

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Religious and Political RadicalizationCritical Discussion PanelFriday, November 26

2:30-4:00pm @ Avard Dixon room 116

CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES CISMTA.CA

On July 13, 2010, the Lower House of France passed a law banning the full face veil (or niqab) in public spaces, claiming it a threat to gender equality. How does this reflect Western perceptions of Islam? Does it reflect a growing radicalization of the West? What has been the evolution of radicalism in other places, such as the Middle East? What does the term radicalization even mean?

Come out to hear our panel analyze the evolution and effects of radicalization from East to West.

Dr James Devine Department of Political Science

Dr Owen Griffiths

Department of History

Dr Geoff Martin Department of International Relations

Rizwan MohammadCanadian Council of Muslim Women (CCMW)