secularism

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”

CfP: Religion, secularization and party politics in the 21st century

Panel at 29th DVPW Convention (German Political ScienceAssociation) 2024 When: 24-27 September 2024 Where: Georg-August-University Göttingen / Germany The panel examines the religious-secular cleavage in party competition in democratic political systems. Until recently, political scientists assumed that due to the ongoing secularization process in Western societies religion would no longer play a significant role as CfP: Religion, secularization and party politics in the 21st century

Call for papers: Nonreligion and Secularity Research Network 5th International Conference

Call for Papers| 5-6 July 2018, King’s College London Nonreligion and Secularity Research Network 5th International Conference Worldviews in World View: Particularizing Secularism, Secularity and Nonreligion Convener: Dr Stacey Gutkowski, King’s College London Conference Assistants: Yosr Ben Slima and Sam Jeffery In his Formations of the Secular, Talal Asad called on researchers to attend to Call for papers: Nonreligion and Secularity Research Network 5th International Conference

Call for papers: Political Secularism and Religious Difference in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa

Call for papers: ECPR Joint Sessions, Nottingham, 25-30 April, 2017 (deadline: 1 December 2016) WORKSHOP TITLE: Political Secularism and Religious Difference in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa KEYWORDS: Citizenship, Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Identity, Islam, Christianity, Religion Workshop Director Jeffrey Haynes London Metropolitan University Workshop Co-Director Erin Wilson Rijksuniversiteit Groningen Abstract It was long Call for papers: Political Secularism and Religious Difference in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa

International Workshops: Is secularism bad for women? Women and Religion in Multicultural Europe

International Workshops: Is secularism bad for women? Women and Religion in Multicultural Europe How can societies secure religious women’s freedom and flourishing? What political arrangements offer the most to those who are religious and female? Given the increased visibility of religion in the globalized world of the 21st century, these questions demand urgent answers. Frequently, International Workshops: Is secularism bad for women? Women and Religion in Multicultural Europe