Session A

Ulrike Sallandt:
Eine Transatlantische Beziehung. Befreiungsethik – Enrique Dussel und Emmanuel Levinas im Gespräch

Imane El Guennouni:
Retrotopische Ideologien und politische Macht in muslimischen Traditionen: Eine Analyse der Hizbut-Tahrir aus interkultureller und interreligiöser ethischer Perspektive

Session B

Foster Pinkney:
Between J. Deotis Roberts and James H. Cone: Finding Resources for Black Survival within the Tension of Black Experience

Session C

Dirk-Martin Grube:
Dialoguing across difference: truth-geared versus hermeneutical kinds of intercultural and interreligious dialogues

Francesco Scalzotto:
The Role of Religion in Intercultural Dialogue: Recognition, Meaning, and Non-Violence. A Catholic Perspective

Session D

Gary Slater:
Religions-as-Territories as Ethical Framework for Religious Diversity: Anatomy of a Metaphor

Sung Kim:
Ecumenical Encounters as Intercultural Spaces: Ethical Challenges and Transformative Potential

Session F

Martin Langby:
Care for the Other and the Self

Chase Rodriguez:
God is Gracious Host: Toward a Theology of Intellectual Hospitality

Session G

Max Tretter & Xin Mao:
Towards a Critical Hip Hop Epistemology for Ethics - Intercultural Perspectives from Chinese and German Rap

Harshita Tripathi:
Between das Nichts and Abhāva: Absence as an Ethical Horizon for Climate Responsibility

Session H

David Okwuma:
Building Ethical Pathways: The Role of Interfaith Dialogue in Addressing Religious Diversity

Ingeborg G. Gabriel:
Interreligious Dialogue and ethical frameworks for religious diversity

Session I

Stefan Heuser & Alexandra Wolf:
Ethical judgment in intercultural and interreligious competence development. Experiences from a project on teacher education

Thomas-Andreas Põder:
Reconceptualizing Religious and Secular Interplay: A Semiotic and Ethical Framework for Pluralistic Societies

Session J

Edith Wittenbrink:
Participatory justice in a post-migrant society: A decolonial ethical approach

Enyimba Maduka:
Madukaku as a Framework for Decolonizing Intercultural Ethics: An African Perspective

Session K

Ute Judith Steyer:
Eliezer Berkovits’ philosophy of halakha

Lukas Johrendt:
Divine Law as a Utopia of Justice: A (inter)-theological critique of exploitation and marginalization

Session L

Matthew J. Bagot:
Protecting Migrants, Refugees and Displaced Persons: The Mutual Contribution of Catholic Christianity and Islam to a Humanitarian Crisis

Sitian Liu:
The Role of Moral Fictionalism in Navigating Ethics in Diverse Societies

Session M

Amanda Lindestreng:
Conflicts of Rights and Religion: Ethical Considerations of the Right to Freedom of Religion

Alexandra Lebedeva:
The Ideologization of Human Rights in the Wake of Nationalism

Session N

Nicole Kunkel:
Solidarity as a Sympoietic Practice – On Entangeling Humans and Non-Humans

Ronnie Hjorth:
Pluralism as Variety

Session O

Godwin Ampony:
Intercultural and Interreligious Ethics in the International Recruitment of Health Professionals — A Case Study of the Philippines, Indonesia, and Germany from the UEM Perspective

Hadil Lababidi:
Is There a Difference Between Withholding and Withdrawing Life-Sustaining Treatment From an Islamic Perspective?

Panel:

Prof. Dr. Ingeborg Gabriel, University of Vienna

Prof. Dr. Nico Koopman, University of Stellenbosch

Prof. Dr. Thomas-Andreas Poder, University of Tartu

Prof. Dr. Ralph Wüstenberg, Europa-Universität Flensburg