(L to R) Giansanti, Pedde, Amendola, Caracciolo.
Rome, 25/06/2019. Today, the Center for American Studies, in collaboration with Limes and Institute for Global Studies (IGS), held a public debate called "Stati Uniti E Iran Quarant'Anni Di Crisi Dalla Rivoluzione Ad Oggi" (USA & Iran Forty Years of Crisis From the Revolution To Today, 1.) hosted by the author of the book "1979 Rivoluzione in Iran" (Rosenberg & Sellier) Nicola Pedde (Director Institute...
more »(L to R) Giansanti, Pedde, Amendola, Caracciolo.
Rome, 25/06/2019. Today, the Center for American Studies, in collaboration with Limes and Institute for Global Studies (IGS), held a public debate called "Stati Uniti E Iran Quarant'Anni Di Crisi Dalla Rivoluzione Ad Oggi" (USA & Iran Forty Years of Crisis From the Revolution To Today, 1.) hosted by the author of the book "1979 Rivoluzione in Iran" (Rosenberg & Sellier) Nicola Pedde (Director Institute of Global Studies, IGS, Director of the journal Geopolitics of the Middle East; he taught International Relations at University of Rome La Sapienza), Luca Giansanti (Ambassador, Director General for Political & Security Affairs at Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation; among the positions held in his career: Ambassador in Baghdad, Director General for multilateral political cooperation & human rights, Ambassador to the EU Political & Security Committee, Ambassador to Tehran), Vincenzo Amendola MP (National Foreign Affairs Representative for the Democratic Party PD, former Undersecretary of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in Gentiloni's Government), Lucio Caracciolo (Editor & founder of Limes, Professor, Author, Journalist). Chair of the event was Fabrizio Maronta (Journalist, Head of International relationships at Limes). <<[…] delegitimization of the adversary and the narrative of irrationality, which characterized the western representation of Iran for forty years, represent today a serious risk. A solid capacity for analysis devoid of the stereotypes of rivalry is today more than ever necessary to understand the Islamic Republic of Iran and to prevent the escalation that no state actor really wants, but which could have to be managed in spite of itself […]>> (2.).
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http://bit.do/eWkPy (Huffington Post, 24.06.19)
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Rome, 25/06/2019. Today, the Center for American Studies, in collaboration with Limes and Institute for Global Studies (IGS), held a public debate called "Stati Uniti E Iran Quarant'Anni Di Crisi Dalla Rivoluzione Ad Oggi" (USA & Iran Forty Years of Crisis From the Revolution To Today, 1.) hosted by the author of the book "1979 Rivoluzione in Iran" (Rosenberg & Sellier) Nicola Pedde (Director Institute of Global Studies, IGS, Director of the journal Geopolitics of the Middle East; he taught International Relations at University of Rome La Sapienza), Luca Giansanti (Ambassador, Director General for Political & Security Affairs at Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation; among the positions held in his career: Ambassador in Baghdad, Director General for multilateral political cooperation & human rights, Ambassador to the EU Political & Security Committee, Ambassador to Tehran), Vincenzo Amendola MP (National Foreign Affairs Representative for the Democratic Party PD, former Undersecretary of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in Gentiloni's Government), Lucio Caracciolo (Editor & founder of Limes, Professor, Author, Journalist). Chair of the event was Fabrizio Maronta (Journalist, Head of International relationships at Limes). <<[…] delegitimization of the adversary and the narrative of irrationality, which characterized the western representation of Iran for forty years, represent today a serious risk. A solid capacity for analysis devoid of the stereotypes of rivalry is today more than ever necessary to understand the Islamic Republic of Iran and to prevent the escalation that no state actor really wants, but which could have to be managed in spite of itself […]>> (2.).<br />
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1. http://bit.do/eWmM5<br />
2. http://bit.do/eWkPy (Huffington Post, 24.06.19)<br />
Video: Coming soon<br />
http://centrostudiamericani.org/<br />
http://www.limesonline.com/<br />
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