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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track explores the complex relationships between religious beliefs and political structures across various societies. It aims to analyze how religion influences political ideologies and governance models.
This session investigates the challenges and critiques of secularism in contemporary societies. Participants will examine the implications of secularism on religious practices and societal cohesion.
This track focuses on the rise of religious nationalism and its impact on identity politics and social conflict. Scholars will discuss case studies that illustrate the interplay between religion and national identity.
This session examines the dynamics of global religious movements and their influence on local traditions and practices. It aims to highlight the negotiation between global religious identities and local cultural contexts.
This track delves into the concept of political theology and its relevance in modern governance. Scholars will explore how theological principles shape political ideologies and state policies.
This session investigates the role of religion in public life and its implications for democracy and civic engagement. Participants will analyze how religious beliefs inform public discourse and policy-making.
This track focuses on the role of religious movements in driving social change and reform. Scholars will discuss the strategies employed by these movements to influence societal norms and values.
This session examines the diverse expressions of political Islam and their impact on governance and society. Participants will explore the ideological foundations and practical implications of political Islamic movements.
This track investigates the relationship between religion and democratic governance. Scholars will analyze how religious beliefs can both support and challenge democratic principles and practices.
This session explores the concept of civil religion and its manifestations in secular states. Participants will discuss how civil religion shapes national identity and collective memory.
This track focuses on the rise of religious activism and its impact on social and political movements. Scholars will examine the motivations, strategies, and outcomes of religiously motivated activism in various contexts.