We organize events on a regular basis: one or two large conferences a year, smaller workshops, lectures, and debates.
Events
Lecture ‘Religious Extremism as Trigger of Reformation: Intra-faith Dynamics and Implications for Inter-faith Dialogue’ by Martin Accad
Lecture ‘The Far Right Today: Radical or Extreme?’ by Sarah de Lange 7 December
Lecture: ‘Grievance-fueled violence can be better understood using an enactive approach’ 2 November
Lecture: ‘The Puzzles of State Extremism’ by Dr. Jonathan Leader Maynard
Workshop: ‘Extreme Beliefs and Responsibility’ 29-30 June
Lecture: ‘Empathy, Imaginative Resistance, and Fragmentary Understanding: Trying to Make Sense of Extremism’
Lecture: ‘The Unviable and Easily-abused `I-know-it-when-I-see-it’ Standard in the Social Psychology of Conspiracy Theory’
Lecture: ‘Conspiracy Theories, Resistance to Evidence, and Propaganda: How Conspiracy Theories Advance Political Causes’ by M. Giulia Napolitano
Lecture: ‘Operationalizing and Measuring Normative Notions in the Study of Extremism’ by Boudewijn de Bruin and Juliette de Wit
Workshop: ‘Communication Across Difference’ 20-21 April
