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Pooyan Tamimi Arab’s research into religious tolerance and political secularism combines anthropology and art history with political philosophy.

He writes in particular about the tangible expressions of contemporary religious diversity – buildings, sounds, images and food – and the freedom of religion and belief. As a member of The Young Academy, he is committed to promoting diversity, interdisciplinary cooperation and the dissemination of scientific values, including the ideal of public reason.

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