he importance of an unwavering commitment to pluralism is growing by the day as the world faces more and more problems on account of authoritarianism, democratic backsliding and polarisation.

Diversity, pluralism, multiculturalism. We’re inundated in this election year by the continual thrumming that we should have even more (or, for others, less) such terms. And what we have already is ...

A while back, I had lunch with a friend, during which we lamented how the meaning of — and appreciation for — pluralism seems to be slipping away from the United States. While we agreed that pluralism ...

This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American Here’s how science works: Scientists have ...

Media pluralism refers to a mix of public, private, and community media, as well as a variety of platforms (print, radio, TV, and online) to avoid media concentration ownership, which could limit the ...

(RNS) — Diana Eck, longtime Harvard University comparative religion professor and founder of its Pluralism Project, is retiring on July 1. After concluding her last class in April, Eck, who also was a ...

(The Conversation) — Students at elite universities tend to talk a good game when it comes to religious pluralism. Many of them show up on day one already saying all the right things about respecting ...

A Chara, - I am struck by the widespread resort to the term "pluralism" by politicians, columnists and letter-writers who are… A Chara, - I am struck by the widespread resort to the term "pluralism" ...