Throughout the second semester of the 2015-2016 academic year, the Institute for Culture and Society plans to organize several important academic activities.

Among the most outstanding are the roundtable 'Middle East: a transformed world. Geographical, historical, political and religious perspectives', from project 'Religion and Civil Society'; the workshop 'Emotions and moral values', from project 'Emotional culture and identity'; the course 'An introduction to qualitative data analysis', from the ATLANTES Program; the international congress 'How do we see each other. The Abrahamic religions and interreligious relations in the past and present', of the project 'Religion and Civil Society'; the congress DiscourseNet17 'Reflexivity and critique in discourse', of the project 'Public discourse'; the III ICS Lecture on Humanities and Social Sciences; the II interdisciplinary workshop on the family: 'Family: history and culture'; and the NCID V Research Workshop, of the Navarra Center for International Development.