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Summary Sommaire SUMMARY SUMMARY 1 WIFI 27 SOMMAIRE SOMMAIRE BOOK & JOURNAL 28 WELCOME 18 EXHIBITION BIENVENUE EXPOSITION LIVRES & JOURNAUX PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 22 LE TABLEAU DU PROGRAMME EMERGENCY NUMBERS 29 NUMÉROS D’URGENCE MAP 24 CARTE OTHER USEFUL 29 INFORMATION LOCATION 25 AUTRES INFORMATIONS LIEU UTILES REGISTRATION 27 ENREGISTREMENT INFORMATION DESK 27 BUREAU D’INFORMATION 1 PLENARY SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSIONS SESSIONS PLÉNIERES SESSIONS PARALLÈLES Tue/Mar 9 Tue/Mar 9 STS 012-1 38 16:30-20:30 9:30-11:30 Religion and Politics Opening Panel and 30 in Small Nations: Welcome Reception COUNCIL MEETING 34 Comparative Socio- Session d’ouverture et RÉUNION DU CONSEIL cultural and Institutional réception de bienvenue Dimensions STS 003-1 34 Religion et politique Wed/Mer 10 Congregations in Europe au sein des petites 14:30-16:00 (Thematic session) nations. Dimensions Plenary I 31 Communautés socio-culturelles Plénière I religieuses en Europe et institutionnelles (Session thématique) comparées Thu/Jeu 11 14:30-15:30 STS 007-1 35 STS 015-1 39 Presidential address 32 Liberation Christianity Decolonizing the Discurs du président in Latin America. Sociology of Religion? Politics, Religion and Décoloniser la sociologie Fri/Ven 12 Spirituality in the Global de la religion? 14:30-16:00 South Plenary II 33 Christianisme de la STS 017-1 40 Plénière II libération en Amérique Religion and women’s latine. Politique, Religion public participation et Spiritualité dans le Religion et participation Sud Global publique des femmes STS 010-1 36 STS 018-1 41 Religion and Urban Religious authority, Politics political participation, Religion et politique en and the Internet milieu urbain Autorité religieuse, participation politique et STS 011-1 37 internet Religion and Bioethics Religion et bioéthique 2 PARALLEL SESSIONS SESSIONS PARALLÈLES STS 020-1 42 STS 024-1 46 Tue/Mar 9 Religions Minorities: The Growth of Christian 11:30-13:00 Muslims in the West Philo-Semitism and and Minorities in Islamic Christian Zionism in STS 007-2 48 Societies the Global South and in Liberation Christianity Minorités religieuses: Europe in Latin America. Musulmans en Occident La croissance du Politics, Religion and et minorités dans les philosémitisme chrétien Spirituality in the Global sociétés islamiques et du sionisme chrétien South dans les pays du Sud et Christianisme de la STS 021-1 43 en Europe libération en Amérique The reciprocal influence latine. Politique, Religion of religion and STS 026-1 47 et Spiritualité dans le demography New dynamics of Sud Global L’influence réciproque traditionally Catholic de la religion et de la societies STS 010-2 49 démographie Les nouveaux enjeux Religion and Urban des sociétés de tradition Politics STS 022-1 44 catholique Religion et politique en Gender and Religion: milieu urbain Correlates and Causes Genre et religion: STS 011-2 50 Corrélats et causes Religion and Bioethics Religion et bioéthique STS 023-1 45 Exporting faith: Migration and religion across countries ”Exporter la foi”: Migration et religion à travers les pays 3 PARALLEL SESSIONS SESSIONS PARALLÈLES STS 012-2 51 STS 022-2 54 STS 030-1 58 Religion and Politics Gender and Religion: Religious Identities in Small Nations: Correlates and Causes in Civil Society. The Comparative Socio- Genre et religion: Cases of Germany and cultural and Institutional Corrélats et causes Switzerland Dimensions Identités religieuses Religion et politique STS 023-2 55 dans la société civile. au sein des petites Exporting faith: L’exemple de l’Allemagne nations. Dimensions Migration and religion et de la Suisse socio-culturelles across countries et institutionnelles ”Exporter la foi” : STS 032-1 59 comparées. Migration et religion à Young people, Religion, travers les pays Politics, and Education STS 018-2 52 Les jeunes, la religion, la Religious authority, STS 024-2 56 politique et l’education political participation, The Growth of Christian and the Internet Philo-Semitism and STS 033-1 60 Autorité religieuse, Christian Zionism in Theoretical approaches participation politique et the Global South and in to the social sciences internet Europe from the field work on La croissance du religion and spirituality STS 021-2 53 philosémitisme chrétien in the global South The reciprocal influence et du sionisme chrétien Approches théoriques of religion and dans les pays du Sud et des sciences sociales demography en Europe à partir d’enquête de L’influence réciproque terrains sur la religion de la religion et de la STS 027-1 57 et la spiritualité dans le démographie The Politics of Sud global Scientology in Russia and the United States La politique de la Scientologie en Russie et aux États-Unis 4 PARALLEL SESSIONS SESSIONS PARALLÈLES STS 035-1 62 Tue/Mar 9 WGR 008-1 67 Spiritual transformation 14:30-16:00 Plurality of Religious and political Policies and engagement STS 001-1 64 Performances: Catholic Transformation Living well together in Migrants in France spirituelle et religious diversity Groupe de travail: engagement politique Vivre bien ensemble Politiques religieuses dans la diversité de l’altérité: migrants STS 036-1 63 religieuse catholiques en France Religion, Gender and Human Rights: The STS 006-1 65 STS 010-3 68 (De)Secularization of Religiosity: Analysis Religion and Urban Traditional Values of international and Politics Religion, Genre et national quantitative Religion et politique en Droits humains: la (de) surveys milieu urbain sécularisation des Religiosité: Analyse valeurs traditionnelles d’enquêtes quantitatives STS 012-3 69 internationales et Religion and Politics nationales in Small Nations: Comparative Socio- STS 007-3 66 cultural and Institutional Liberation Christianity Dimensions in Latin America. Religion et politique Politics, Religion and au sein des petites Spirituality in the nations. Dimensions Global South socio-culturelles Christianisme de la et institutionnelles libération en Amérique comparées latine. Politique, Religion et Spiritualité dans le Sud Global 5 PARALLEL SESSIONS SESSIONS PARALLÈLES STS 013-1 70 STS 019-1 73 STS 024-3 76 Religions and Human Well-being and Well- The Growth of Christian Rights dying in medicalized Philo-Semitism and Religions et Droits de longevity society: How Christian Zionism in l’Homme do our religious culture the Global South and in consider the dignity of Europe STS 015-2 71 life and death? La croissance du Decolonizing the Bien-être et bien-mourir philosémitisme chrétien Sociology of Religion? dans la société de la et du sionisme chrétien Décoloniser la sociologie longévité médicalisée: dans les pays du Sud et de la religion? comment notre culture en Europe religieuse considère-t- STS 016-1 72 elle la dignité de la vie STS 028-1 77 Politics, Religion and et de la mort? Green Religions and Gender in Central and Spiritual Ecologists: Eastern Europe (joint STS 021-3 74 Current Developments ISSR-ISORECEA session) The reciprocal in the Field of Ecology Politique, religion influence of religion and and Religion et genre en Europe demography Religions vertes et centrale et orientale L’influence réciproque écologistes spirituels: (session conjointe SISR- de la religion et de la analyses actuelles des ISORECEA) démographie liens entre écologie et religion STS 023-3 75 Exporting faith: Tue/Mar 9 Migration and religion 16:30-20:30 across countries ”Exporter la foi”: OPENING PANEL and 30 Migration et religion à Welcome Reception travers les pays SESSION D’OUVERTURE et réception de bienvenue 6 PARALLEL SESSIONS SESSIONS PARALLÈLES Wed/Mer 10 AMC 009-1 81 STS 028-3 84 9:30-11:00 Ecology and liberation Green Religions and theology by Luis Spiritual Ecologists: STS 001-2 78 Martínez Andrade Current Developments Living well together in in the Field of Ecology religious diversity STS 012-4 82 and Religion Vivre bien ensemble Religion and Politics Religions vertes et dans la diversité in Small Nations: écologistes spirituels: religieuse Comparative analyses actuelles des Socio-cultural and liens entre écologie et STS 006-2 79 Institutional Dimensions religion Religiosity: Analysis Religion et politique of international and au sein des petites STS 031-1 85 national quantitative nations. Dimensions Religious Diversity and surveys socio-culturelles Political Conflict in Religiosité: Analyse et institutionnelles Europe d’enquêtes quantitatives comparées. Diversité religieuse et internationales et conflits politiques en nationales STS 013-2 83 Europe Religions and Human WGR 008-2 80 Rights STS 032-2 86 Plurality of Religious Religions et Droits de Young people, Religion, Policies and l’Homme Politics, and Education Performances: Catholic Les jeunes, la religion, la Migrants in France politique et l’education Politiques religieuses de l’altérité: migrants catholiques en France 7 PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSIONS SESSIONS PARALLÈLES SESSIONS PARALLÈLES STS 033-2 87 STS 036-2 91 Wed/Mer 10 Theoretical approaches Religion, Gender and 11:30-13:00 to the social sciences Human Rights: The from the field work on (De)Secularization of STS 006-3 94 religion and spirituality Traditional Values Religiosity: Analysis in the global South Religion, Genre et of international and Approches théoriques Droits humains: la (de) national quantitative des sciences sociales sécularisation des surveys à partir d’enquête de valeurs traditionnelles Religiosité: Analyse terrains sur la religion d’enquêtes quantitatives et la spiritualité dans le STS 037-1 92 internationales et Sud global Pope Francis, Religious nationales Authority and the Media STS 034-1 89 Le Pape François, WGR 008-3 95 The
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