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NCSR 2008: Urban Diversity and Religious Traditions - Turku, 13-15 August, 2008
13-08-2008, Source: Urbanicity

Introduction
"Urban diversity and religious traditions"; the theme of the conference is religion in a contemporary urban setting. How are religious traditions and practices influenced by the contemporary city, and what is the role of religion in the late modern "cityscape"?
Description
The pluralistic situation in a modern city is characterized by ethnic minorities, but also by various other subcultures. The role of media and consumption is most evident in urban settings. And in the centre of town, we find a cathedral. What are the strategies of the mainstream churches amidst the new urbanism? In short, how does religion fit into the contemporary city and what happens with religion in this environment?
The plenary speakers of the conference are Professor Linda Woodhead (University of Lancaster, UK), Professor R. Stephen Warner (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA), Professor Inger Furseth (Centre for Church Research, Norway) and Doctor Pasi Mäenpää (University of Helsinki, Finland).
The language of the conference is English.
Programme
  • Click here for more information on the conference programme.
  • The online registration can be found here.
  • Read about the working sessions.
Location
The conference will be held at Arken, the Faculty of Arts building of Abo Akademi University.
Register
Links
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