Where better to hold a one-day conference on ‘Islamic Radicalism and the West’ than in the Great Hall of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences? Everything about this marvelous room, from its views of the elegant, 19th century bridges spanning the Danube to the neo-classical caryatids lining its walls, celebrates Enlightenment values.
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Rebecca Weisser is a freelance journalist and regular contributor
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