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TUESDAY 28 June 2016 13:30-15:30 Opening Ceremony (Great Hall, Unioninkatu 34) Tuula Sakaranaho, Professor TUESDAY 28 June 2016 13:30-15:30 Opening ceremony (Great Hall, Unioninkatu 34) Tuula Sakaranaho, Professor Guest speakers: Elisabeth Rehn, Minister of State Thomas Wilhelmsson, Chancellor Tim Jensen, President (IAHR) Einar Thomassen, President (EASR) Performances: Susanna Aarnio Paula Susitaival & Petri Prauda Keynote Professor Linda Woodhead: Why 'no religion' is the new religion: exploring a major 'relocation' using Britain as a case study Chair: Professor Peter Nynäs 15:30-16:00 Coffee Sali 4 Sali 6 Sali 7 Sali 8 Sali 10 Sali 12 Sali 14 Sali 15 Sali 16 Sali 17 Auditorium I Auditorium II Auditorium III Auditorium IV Auditorium XI Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Tue 16:00-18:00 Hindu pilgrimage and Secularisation, the Xenosophia, tolerance Religion, media and Panel Discussion: Imagery and imaginary Female leaders in new Secularization and Shia Muslim Psychology of religion Buddhism in different Social theory and Locating indigenous tourism (I) (Chair: Knut secular and the post and pluralism to and of technology (Chair: The global role of – Visual and material religious movements transformation of communities in and current religious contexts (Chair: Ville religion (Chair: Mulki religious elements in Aukland) secular (Chair: Kim religious people – Marcus Moberg) traditional and culture in Roman and (Chair: Inga Bårdsen religion in Estonia Europe (I): Local and change (I) (Chairs: Husgafvel) Al-Sharmani) Central Asian Knibbe) directing the research religious leaders in Early Christian religion Tøllefsen) (Chair: Riho Altnurme) transnational Göran Ståhle & Peter Buddhism and Knut A. Jacobsen: of prejudice, racism Anastas Odermatt: peacemaking (Chair: (Chair: Marlis Arnhold) dimensions (Chair: Nynäs) Niklas Foxeus: Mitsutoshi Horii: European Christianity Hindu pilgrimage and Alberta Giorgi: Politics, and fundamentalism The Swiss Aaro Rytkönen) Vivianne Crowley: Marko Uibu: Spiritual Yafa Shanneik) Prosperity Buddhism Sociological Theory (Chair: Veikko economic concerns Religion and the to a positive goal Metadatabase of Anna-Katharina Olivia Durdin- milieu in Estonia – the Herman Westerink: in Burma/Myanmar: and the Category of Anttonen) Irina Glushkova: ‘We Secular (Chair: Anna- Religious Affiliation in Tiina Sanila-Aikio Rieger: How to Robertson, Priestess of challenge and the Liyakat Takim: Shi‘ism The Psychology of Capitalism and ‘Religion’ are Brahmans in Bolzonar Fabio: Is Konstanze Schröder) Europe (SMRE) - a Mohamed Elsanousi imagine gods? Isis opportunity for in the Diaspora Religion and the Protecting Buddhism Hugh Rock: There is no Elek Bartha: Transit, Going on Secularization Crowd Research Juha Pentikäinen Statuary in Graeco- Shai Feraro: The studying religion Robert Langer, Location of Its Subject Kamil Nowak: such thing as a life Ethnographic Study of Yātrā’: Practical Twists Bringing Back Titus Hjelm: A Religion Project Ed Marques Roman sanctuaries Politics of the Lea Altnurme: Benjamin Weineck: Dimitry Okropiridze: Humanistic Buddhism that is not religious: Sacred Spaces and of Pilgrimage Religion? A Public Unlike Any Other? Alessandra Vitullo: Pekka Metso Marlis Arnhold: Goddess: Individual sacred Shii “communities of Religious and the Metaphor of Quaker belief in ‘that Denominational Indoctrination in the Policy Analysis How Talking about Multi-site Churches: Roman views on Radical/Cultural places of Estonians, practice” in Germany: Fundamentalism and Returning to the of God in everyone’ Regions in Central mid-Nineteenth Nella van den Brandt: Islam Makes Even Relocating Christianity Cnidian Aphrodites: Feminist influences of located in nature Actors, Issues and the Affective Force of Source of the Light Paul Gilfillan: A Europe Century How Gender and Smart People Sound Across Space and Visibility and meaning Starhawk's Feminist Indrek Pekko: Methodological Empty Signifiers. A Krzysztof Kosior: Sociological Look at Albion M. Butters: Aparajita Ethnicity Matter to the Stupid Media of an image with new Witchcraft Religious change – Considerations Semiotic Contribution Buddha-dharma in a Christian Decline in Competing Mukhopadhya: Secular: Building Peik Ingman: Anna Hojdeczko: functions Laura Vance: From how can churches Zahra Ali: Being a to the Psychology of secular society Contemporary Worldviews and Pilgrims’ progress: the European Feminist Protection Through Negotiations between Kristine Iara: Teenage Visionary to handle it? The Case of Young Devout Shi’i in Religion Scotland Syncretism in Early impact of railways on Approaches Shared Thirds: the old and the new. Perceiving the divine Global Prophet: Ellen Estonian Evangelical London: Religiosity Teemu Pauha: Social Dominika Motak: Tibet Hindu pilgrimage in Robert Yelle: Sacralization Without Online religious media presence: Unspecific Gould Harmon White Lutheran Church and Multiple Sense of Psychological Beyond the István Szoboszlai- colonial India Disenchantment as a Iconoclasm in Poland: changes in signs and the Inga Bårdsen Belonging between Considerations of religious/secular Gáspár: Social Politico-Theological Lorenz Trein: content and use imaginary Tøllefsen: "Where the UK and Iraq Muslim Identity divide: rethinking Hierarchy in Religious Problem: Weber’s Skimming the ‘turn to there is true love, Construction Georg Simmel’s Life Charisma Theory and emotions’: anything is effortless": concept of religion Protestant Discourses Perspectives on Mata on the Cessation of Islamophobia from the Amritanandamayi and Miracles Study of Religion Embracing the World Kaarina Aitamurto: Discussions about Islam and the integration of migrants in Russia 18:30 Welcoming Reception hosted by the City of Helsinki (Helsinki City Hall, Pohjoisesplanadi 11-13) 19:00 Nordic Meeting (Thirsty Scholar, Fabianinkatu 37) WEDNESDAY 29 June 2016 Sali 4 Sali 6 Sali 7 Sali 8 Sali 10 Sali 12 Sali 14 Sali 15 Sali 16 Sali 17 Auditorium I Auditorium II Auditorium III Auditorium IV Auditorium XI Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Wed 9:00-11:00 Hindu pilgrimage and Discrepancies between Of sound body and Changing the senses: Performances and Lived secularities How the category of Parallels and Historiographical wars Shia Muslim Conceptions of Psychology of religion The Words of religious Dynamics of gender Imageries and rituals tourism (II) (Chair: teacher training spirit? The newly Religious objects in mediatizations of (Chair: Ann af Burén) “Religion” operates in differences between of nineteenth century communities in Ortho/Heterodoxy in and current religious pluralism (I) (Chair: and Orthodox of modern death (I) Knut Aukland) programmes in the unfolding linkage of museum space (I) indigenous religion(s) public life: Developing Late Antiquity and Europe. Jesus and “the Europe II: Being a Late Imperial–Early change (II) (Chairs: Alessandro Saggioro) Christianity in (Chair: Terhi Utriainen) Study of Religions and health and spirituality (Chairs: Marianna (I): Preserving and Lois Lee: Lived a systematic analysis Europe today (Chairs: parting of the ways” (I) minority within a modern China (Chair: Göran Ståhle & Peter contemporary Europe James G. 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