Director, Institute for Intercultural Dialogue Dynamics asbl

EDUCATION
    - PhD. Doctor in Political Science and Public Administration 
Cardinal Stefan WyszyÅ?ski University, Warsaw (2022)
    - Post-graduate studies in Journalism 
Robert Schuman Institute of Journalism, Brussels (1990) 
    - Master of Arts in Art History
University of the Sorbonne, Paris (1987)

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Visiting professor at:
    - Canon Triest International Institute, Ghent, Belgium (2022, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2014, 2012, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2006, 2002). Sociology.
    - Universidad de la Sabana, Chia, Colombia (2019). Sociology.
    - Institut Politique Léon Harmel, Paris, France (2017, 2015, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008). Political sciences and bioethics.
    - Université Catholique du Congo, Kinshasa, DRC (2014, 2012). Moral theology.
    - Pontifical Urbaniana University, Rome, Italy (2013, 2011, 2009). Moral theology.
    - IRCOM, Angers, France (2011, 2010). Sociology.

SEMINARS AND LECTURES
Over 130 seminars and lectures held internationally (2001-2024). Focus on Africa (2003-2019).   

PUBLICATIONS 
Author of over 300 in-depth reports on the key concepts, values and operational mechanisms of globalization (Interactive Information Services). 1995 ? present. Numerous press interviews and articles.

Author of several books and studies, including: 
    - The globalization of the Western cultural revolution, Dialogue Dynamics (2007), translated in ten languages and republished by Rialp, En Route, Editions Clé, Deepti Publications, Wydawniclwo Siostr Loretanek, Glas Koncila, Principia, Center for Fundamental Rights, Druzina.
    - The gender revolution: a global norm ? A tool for discernment, Dialogue Dynamics (2013), translated in seven languages and republished by Mame, Wydawniclwo Siostr Loretanek, Edizioni di San Paolo, Paulus, Center for Fundamental Rights, Verbum, En Route.
    - Participatory Democracy in the New Europe ? A Critical Analysis. American Enterprise Institute (2003).
    - Hijacking Democracy ? The Power Shift to the Unelected. American Enterprise Institute (2001).