Rome Global Gateway

For nearly a century scholars have debated the origin of Roman public space, or the Roman basilica and forum. These debates, however, have never been considered holistically alongside each other. Accordingly, scholars have been unable to find a resolution to the origins of the basilica and the forum. This conference aims to put these theories in direct conversation with one another, and consequently move towards finding a resolution to the origins of Roman public space.…

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For nearly a century scholars have debated the origin of Roman public space, or the Roman basilica and forum. These debates, however, have never been considered holistically alongside each other. Accordingly, scholars have been unable to find a resolution to the origins of the basilica and the forum. This conference aims to put these theories in direct conversation with one another, and consequently move towards finding a resolution to the origins of Roman public space.…

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As a closure of the Rome Summer Seminars on Religion and Global Politics, the Rome Gateway will host a closed doors event entitled Religion and International Relations Policy Dialogues, co-organized by ISPI, the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Notre Dame. This year’s theme is on “Religion, Conflict and Peacebuilding in Contemporary Global Crises” and will be co-sponsored with the Community of Sant’Egidio. The event will begin with a public round table discussion on Thursday June 15th, at the Italian Parliament and with the participation of high-level religious leaders and policy makers. The second day (June 16) will be a closed door session at the University of Notre Dame Rome Global Gateway.…

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A seminar on Catholic social thought for graduate students and junior faculty in economics and related fields. This is an annual event that has new participants each year, some new material covered, and rotates among the Notre Dame main campus, the Rome Global Gateway, and the Jerusalem Global Gateway.…

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The Collaborative Inquiries in Christian Theological Anthropology project is guided by the conviction that contemporary theologians have much to gain from rigorous engagement with recent developments in the life and social sciences. Thanks to a grant from the John Templeton Foundation and significant additional funding from Villanova University, the University of Notre Dame, and a dozen other colleges and universities, we have assembled a vibrant community of 20 fellows and mentors who will work collaboratively over a three-year period. Our primary goals for this research community are twofold: first, to generate innovative research that will have a long-term effect upon various fields within theology; second, to promote sustained engagement between theology and the contemporary sciences that is, ultimately, mutually beneficial. Our Summer Workshop 2023 will be the final convening of our grant team, and will include manuscript critiques, social activities, and planning for future collaborations.…

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A seminar on Catholic social thought for graduate students and junior faculty in economics and related fields. This is an annual event that has new participants each year, some new material covered, and rotates among the Notre Dame main campus, the Rome Global Gateway, and the Jerusalem Global Gateway.…

Read More about Economics and Catholic Social Thought: A Primer

The Collaborative Inquiries in Christian Theological Anthropology project is guided by the conviction that contemporary theologians have much to gain from rigorous engagement with recent developments in the life and social sciences. Thanks to a grant from the John Templeton Foundation and significant additional funding from Villanova University, the University of Notre Dame, and a dozen other colleges and universities, we have assembled a vibrant community of 20 fellows and mentors who will work collaboratively over a three-year period. Our primary goals for this research community are twofold: first, to generate innovative research that will have a long-term effect upon various fields within theology; second, to promote sustained engagement between theology and the contemporary sciences that is, ultimately, mutually beneficial. Our Summer Workshop 2023 will be the final convening of our grant team, and will include manuscript critiques, social activities, and planning for future collaborations.…

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The Collaborative Inquiries in Christian Theological Anthropology project is guided by the conviction that contemporary theologians have much to gain from rigorous engagement with recent developments in the life and social sciences. Thanks to a grant from the John Templeton Foundation and significant additional funding from Villanova University, the University of Notre Dame, and a dozen other colleges and universities, we have assembled a vibrant community of 20 fellows and mentors who will work collaboratively over a three-year period. Our primary goals for this research community are twofold: first, to generate innovative research that will have a long-term effect upon various fields within theology; second, to promote sustained engagement between theology and the contemporary sciences that is, ultimately, mutually beneficial. Our Summer Workshop 2023 will be the final convening of our grant team, and will include manuscript critiques, social activities, and planning for future collaborations.…

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A seminar on Catholic social thought for graduate students and junior faculty in economics and related fields. This is an annual event that has new participants each year, some new material covered, and rotates among the Notre Dame main campus, the Rome Global Gateway, and the Jerusalem Global Gateway.…

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A seminar on Catholic social thought for graduate students and junior faculty in economics and related fields. This is an annual event that has new participants each year, some new material covered, and rotates among the Notre Dame main campus, the Rome Global Gateway, and the Jerusalem Global Gateway.…

Read More about Economics and Catholic Social Thought: A Primer

The Collaborative Inquiries in Christian Theological Anthropology project is guided by the conviction that contemporary theologians have much to gain from rigorous engagement with recent developments in the life and social sciences. Thanks to a grant from the John Templeton Foundation and significant additional funding from Villanova University, the University of Notre Dame, and a dozen other colleges and universities, we have assembled a vibrant community of 20 fellows and mentors who will work collaboratively over a three-year period. Our primary goals for this research community are twofold: first, to generate innovative research that will have a long-term effect upon various fields within theology; second, to promote sustained engagement between theology and the contemporary sciences that is, ultimately, mutually beneficial. Our Summer Workshop 2023 will be the final convening of our grant team, and will include manuscript critiques, social activities, and planning for future collaborations.…

Read More about Collaborative Inquiries in Christian Theological Anthropology Summer Workshop 2023

The Collaborative Inquiries in Christian Theological Anthropology project is guided by the conviction that contemporary theologians have much to gain from rigorous engagement with recent developments in the life and social sciences. Thanks to a grant from the John Templeton Foundation and significant additional funding from Villanova University, the University of Notre Dame, and a dozen other colleges and universities, we have assembled a vibrant community of 20 fellows and mentors who will work collaboratively over a three-year period. Our primary goals for this research community are twofold: first, to generate innovative research that will have a long-term effect upon various fields within theology; second, to promote sustained engagement between theology and the contemporary sciences that is, ultimately, mutually beneficial. Our Summer Workshop 2023 will be the final convening of our grant team, and will include manuscript critiques, social activities, and planning for future collaborations.…

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A seminar on Catholic social thought for graduate students and junior faculty in economics and related fields. This is an annual event that has new participants each year, some new material covered, and rotates among the Notre Dame main campus, the Rome Global Gateway, and the Jerusalem Global Gateway.…

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Si rinnova l'appuntamento dedicato agli studi su Francesco Petrarca: Laureatus in Urbe. Si tratta del seminario annuale riservato ai giovani ricercatori in dialogo con i più importanti esperti del settore. In collaborazione con Università degli Studi Roma Tre.…

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