Vol 9 No 1-2: Religion and Politics in Diverse Societies
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Vulnerability, resilience and resistance in diverse societies
(The Donner Institute, 23.10.2019)The editorial presents the fifteenth ETMU Conference, held at Åbo Akademi University in Turku on 15–16 November 2018, dedicated to the theme "Vulnerability, Resilience and Resistance in Diverse Societies’. The first two ... -
Christianity and politics
(The Donner Institute, 23.10.2019)The editorial presents the conference "Religion and Politics" arranged by the Centre for the Study of Christian Cultures at the University of Turku in November 2018. Articles 3-7 of the current issue are based on papers ... -
The privilege of free movement: Discursive representations of mobility in Finnish upper secondary level EU textbooks
(The Donner Institute, 23.10.2019)This article examines how free movement and mobility are represented in Finnish upper secondary level EU textbooks. There were three such books in use at the time of writing, published in 2007, 2010 and 2014. My methodology ... -
EU citizenship and categorization of EU migrants
(The Donner Institute, 23.10.2019)The paper’s aim is to underline the growing phenomenon of categorization of EU migrants despite the existence of a common EU citizenship. It addresses legal categorization deriving from EU legislation and the jurisprudence ... -
Evaluating faith after conversion: Arguments in religious media on the place of religious expertise in asylum appeals in Finland
(The Donner Institute, 23.10.2019)In 2017, the Finnish Immigration Service received approximately 1,000 asylum applications and appeals based on conversion from Islam to Christianity. The applications claimed that converted asylum seekers would face mortal ... -
The Italian Fascist regime, the Catholic Church and Protestant religious minorities in ‘terre redente’ (1918–40)
(The Donner Institute, 23.10.2019)This article explores the policies of discrimination and oppression towards Protestant communities in interwar Italy exercised by the state authorities and often incited by the Catholic Church. In particular, the circumstances ... -
Neo-nationalism in the 2010s: Religious aspects of the Nordic and Northern European extra-parliamentary far right
(The Donner Institute, 23.10.2019)The conflict between Christianity and Islam is a core issue for all varieties of European neo-nationalist and nativist right-wing ideological organisation, from populist and far-right parties to extra-parliamentary groups ... -
Orthodox actors and equal opportunities policies in the Republic of Moldova in the context of the transformation of post-Soviet societies
(The Donner Institute, 23.10.2019)This article examines how the key Orthodox actors in Moldova have reacted to challenging equal opportunities legislation. The author suggests, on the basis of an economic approach to religion, that under the conditions of ... -
Various perspectives on religion and global politics
(The Donner Institute, 23.10.2019)Review of Uskonto ja maailmanpolitiikka, eds. Heikki Pesonen, Tuula Sakaranaho and Sini Paukkunen (Helsinki, Gaudeamus, 2019). -
Chronicle of love, abuse and change
(The Donner Institute, 23.10.2019)Review of Peter Mulholland's Love's Betrayal: The Decline of Catholicism and Rise of New Religions in Ireland (Oxford, Peter Lang, 2019).
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