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CfP&P: “Religious Revival, Secularization, or Both? Religion and politics in times of increasing societal complexity”

Call for Papers and Panel Proposals for the 2024 ECPR General Conference – Religion and Politics Section We are pleased to announce that the ECPR website is now open for paper and panel submissions for the 2024 General Conference set to take place at University College Dublin 12-15 August. Please find below the abstract of CfP&P: “Religious Revival, Secularization, or Both? Religion and politics in times of increasing societal complexity”

New Issue of Politics and Religion Journal: “Marginals in Islam”

At the address https://www.politicsandreligionjournal.com/index.php/prj/issue/view/30 a new issue of the Politics and Religion Journal is available, including a special focus on “Marginals in Islam”. The issue includes articles by Miroljub Jevtić, Issam M.A. Adwan, Max Regus, Mehdi Evazpour and Hamdallah Akvani, Sabrina P. Ramet, Juan Jesús Álvarez Álvarez, Craig Douglas Albert, Patrick McCartney, Mirela Lončar, and New Issue of Politics and Religion Journal: “Marginals in Islam”

Call for papers: Religion and Illiberal Politics (ECPR General Conference, Oslo 6-9 September 2017)

Religion and Illiberal Politics: Challenges and Common Patterns in Comparative Perspectives Panel Proposal for the ECPR General Conference 6-9 September 2017, Oslo Section “Religion, Politics, and the Public Spheres: Contesting Liberalism? Panel Chairs: Anja Hennig, European University of Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder) Email: ahennig@europa-uni.de Simona Guerra, University of Leicester Email: gs219@leicester.ac.uk This panel aims at empirically Call for papers: Religion and Illiberal Politics (ECPR General Conference, Oslo 6-9 September 2017)

Call for papers: Religious Organizations in European Welfare States in the 21st Century (ECPR General Conference, Oslo 6-9 September 2017)

Religious Organizations in European Welfare States in the 21st Century Josef Hien (University of Milan, josefhien@googlemail.com) Matthias Kortmann (University of Munich, matthias.kortmann@gsi.lmu.de) Abstract: This panel focuses on the role of religious organizations in welfare service provision and social politics in Europe in the 21st century. Traditionally, religious organizations have been important actors in welfare states Call for papers: Religious Organizations in European Welfare States in the 21st Century (ECPR General Conference, Oslo 6-9 September 2017)

Call for Panels (with Papers) and individual Papers for the 2016 ECPR General Conference

The 10th ECPR General Conference will be held from 7 -10 September 2016, at Charles University, Prague; the oldest institution of higher learning in Central Europe. The Standing Group on Religion and Politics is organising the Section Religious and Political Affiliation in Comparative European Perspective, and you can now submit your proposals for full Panels Call for Panels (with Papers) and individual Papers for the 2016 ECPR General Conference

Important information about renewal of membership in the standing group

As you know, since the implementation of the Standing Group framework earlier this year, membership to each group will now be renewed on an annual basis. This is to ensure the membership list for each group remains current and active. The renewal process will begin on 1 December, when each Standing Group member will be Important information about renewal of membership in the standing group

Call for papers: 2016 IPSA Conference (Istanbul, 23-28 July, 2016)

Call for papers: 24th World Congress of Political Science (IPSA), Istanbul, July 23-28, 2016 “Politics in a World of Inequalities” The deadline for the Call for Submissions (PDF) for the next IPSA World Congress of Political Science is fast approaching! **You have until October 7 to submit your closed panel or paper proposals** Please take Call for papers: 2016 IPSA Conference (Istanbul, 23-28 July, 2016)

ECPR Research Sessions 2013

Erin K. Wilson (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) organised a Session at the 2013 Research Session with the title ‘The Postsecular and Political Belonging’. Details of the theme of the Session, Paper titles and abstracts and identities of those attending can be found here