227.2

THE SOURCE OF OUR EXPECTATIONS: THE MEANING OF "DIALOGUE"

Tonelli D. *

227.3

AFRICANA AND INDIGENOUS PARTICIPATION IN THE PARLIAMENT OF THE WORLD'S RELIGIONS

Lefebure L. *

227.4

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIANS AND INTERFAITH DIALOGUE: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

Bargár P. *

227.5

WOMEN AND INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE

Grung A.H. *

227.6

ACCESS AND INCLUSION IN INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE: PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS FROM KENYA, NIGERIA AND SRI LANKA

Eder M. *

227_2.1

6. DIALOGUES OF LIFE: INTERFAITH PRACTICE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE IN DUBLIN

Cristea A. *

227_2.2

INTERFAITH DIALOGUE AND MINORITY BELIEVERS. STATE-SPONSORED INTERFAITH DIALOGUE AS SOFT POWER IN FAVOR OF LAICITÉ (FRANCE- QUÉBEC)

Strack F. *

227_2.3

BELIEF IN PLURALITY: DESIGNING A STUDY ON MULTIPLE RELIGIOUS BELONGING IN INTERFAITH CONTEXTS

Pulinx R. *

227_2.4

WHEN YOUNG PEOPLE ARE ACTORS OF DIALOGUE: CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE PERIPHERIES OF INSTITUTIONAL DIALOGUES

Dini E. *

227_2.5

(IN)EQUALITY AND THE RELATIONAL CONDITIONS OF ECUMENICAL DIALOGUE

Mekeresi M. *