Edited by Enzo Pace, Luigi Berzano and Giuseppe Giordan
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ISSN 1877-5233
The purpose of the Annual Review of the Sociology of Religion (ARSR) is to investigate the “new” role of religion in the contemporary world, which is more and more characterized by cultural pluralism and by religious individualism.
Call for Manuscripts: Annual Review of the Sociology of Religion
Volume 10: Interreligious Dialogue: From Religion to Geopolitics
Edited by Giuseppe Giordan, University of Padua, and Andrew P. Lynch, University of Sydney
The topic of interreligious dialogue is of critical importance at a time of increasing geopolitical tension. The urgency for developing better analytical tools for understanding interreligious dialogue is underscored by widespread concerns about religion and violence, and the security culture that this has given rise to in a number of nation states. Furthermore, globalization, technological developments, mass migration, and recent political upheavals and the narratives of exclusion that have been associated with them, highlights the need for greater levels of communication between religious groups. This volume seeks to investigate interreligious dialogue as a necessary component of global affairs in post-secular times, and in multi-faith societies facing increasing levels of cultural pluralism. To explore these issues we propose to include articles on the following themes, from the perspective of a range of different religions: 1. Changing viewpoints and theories in the study of interreligious dialogue
- Interreligious dialogue and politics in the context of globalization
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Interreligious dialogue and debates about secularism and post-secularism
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Interreligious dialogue in the context of social diversity, cultural pluralism, and multi-faith societies
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Interreligious dialogue and emerging information technologies
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Interreligious dialogue in an age of terrorism
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Interreligious dialogue and migration
Please send all proposals (300 words) to andrew.lynch@sydney.edu.au
Deadline Submission of proposals: July 30, 2017
Deadline Notification of acceptance: September 30, 2017
Deadline Completed manuscripts (7,000 words): June 30, 2018
Annual Review of the Sociology of Religion
Volume 8: Pentecostals and the Body
Edited by Michael Wilkinson and Peter Althouse
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Volume 7: Sociology of Atheism
• July 2016
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Volume 6: Religion and Internet
• September 2015
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Volume 5: Sociology and Monasticism, Between Innovation and Tradition
• November 2014
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Volume 4: Prayer in Religion and Spirituality
• November 2013
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Volume 3: New Methods in the Sociology of Religion
• July 2012 • Hardback (xviii, 292 pp.)
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Volume 2: Religion and Politics
• August 2011
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Volume 1: Youth and Religion
• November 2010
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