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Unlocking the Democratic Legacy of the Carnation Revolution: Commemorative Panel to Be Held in Washington, D.C.
To honor the 50th anniversary of Portugal's Carnation Revolution, Georgetown University and the Embassy of Portugal was set to host a two-day panel discussion, “Unlocking the Democratic Legacy of the April 25, 1974 Carnation Revolution in Portugal.”
Permanent Seminary of the Institute of Contemporary Christianity
The Instituto de Cristianismo Contemporâneo is promoting a monthly conference throughout this academic year, in partnership with the Master's Degree in Science of Religions at Universidade Lusófona, under the general theme ‘Christian Faith and
Permanent Seminar on Islamic Studies (2024)
From May 2024 until December 2024, the fifth edition of the Permanent Seminar on Islamic Studies was held at Universidade Lusófona, coordinated by Fabrizio Boscaglia. This cycle of events consisted of scientific lectures on Islam and Islamic civilisation, given by Portuguese and international experts, in Portuguese and English.
Universidade Lusófona Hosts Launch of "Europe at a Crossroads: New Social Movements – From Diversity to Challenges and Opportunities" by José Filipe Pinto
Universidade Lusófona, in collaboration with Edições Sílabo, was held the launch event for José Filipe Pinto's latest book, A Europa numa Encruzilhada: Novos Movimentos Sociais – Da diversidade aos desafios e oportunidades (Europe at a Crossroads: New Social Movements – From Diversity to Challenges and Opportunities). The event was set for November 18, at 5:00 p.m., in the Agostinho da Silva Auditorium.
Conference on freedom of expression
Professor José Brissos-Lino was a speaker at an event held at Universidade Lusófona on 12 October, promoted by AECE - Associação de Escritores Cristãos Evangélicos (Association of Evangelical Christian Writers) and with the support of the Area of Science of Religions.
Permanent Seminar of Islamic Studies
The Permanent Seminar of Islamic Studies was a cycle of online lectures on themes and figures of Islam and Islamic civilisation, organised in the context of the scientific area of Science of Religions at Lusófona University, coordinated by Fabrizio Boscaglia.




