Hear Mathew Guest, author of 'Neoliberal Religion', discussing his book in a roundtable discussion with Dan Nilsson DeHanas & Dr Aisha Phoenix, chaired by Linda Woodhead. 📅 29 March at 6pm King's TRS Find the book 👉 bit.ly/3ZdyFge More info ⬇️ bit.ly/3KNzEiM

Looking forward to the London launch of my book Neoliberal Religion: Faith & Power in the 21st Century. So grateful to Dr Aisha Phoenix Dan Nilsson DeHanas & Linda Woodhead for their support & input.

Delighted to announce our final keynote event at #SocRel23: "Religion and Power in British Politics", a panel chaired by Dan Nilsson DeHanas and featuring @SarahOwen_, Chine McDonald, and Dilwar Hussain. Looks set to be a fascinating conversation! britsoc.co.uk/events/key-bsa… @BSASocrelSG The BSA

Has neoliberalism made religion more relevant, or has religion itself been transformed into a consumer product? In our Video of the week, four sociologists of religion discuss. By Mathew Guest, Dan Nilsson DeHanas, Dr Aisha Phoenix & Linda Woodhead buff.ly/3ovxuf9

Volume 51, Issue 1 of Religion, State and Society is a special issue dedicated to religious activism in Eastern Europe and beyond, guest edited by Tsypylma Darieva of ZOiS - Zentrum für Osteuropa- u. int. Studien & Jeanne Kormina HSE — St Petersburg This thread summarises the papers: tandfonline.com/toc/crss20/51/…

It was an honour to be given so much time and such a friendly and attentive participants to kick off the conf. Those with long memories can only admire the way @BSASocrelSG has grown. Chris Baker Professor Francis Davis Simon Lee Cadbury Centre UoB LSE Religion and Global Society adam dinham #socrel23

Such a valuable and thought-provoking conversation #SocRel23

I was one of the academic reviewers of this edition and I can fully certify it's an incredible tool for scholarly writers.

It is painful to witness the desecration and decay of the Whitechapel Bell Foundry, especially when we want to buy it to start casting bells again and cherish the historic buildings

Volume 51, Issue 2 of Religion, State and Society was published late spring. This tread summarises the research articles and also book reviews contained therein: tandfonline.com/toc/crss20/51/…

UK Illegal Migration Bill, which just passed, is at variance with the UK's obligations under intl human rights & refugee law and will have profound consequences for people in need of intl protection, Volker Türk & Filippo Grandi warn. ohchr.org/en/press-relea…

What’s really going on at the Trocadero? Let’s #FactCheck and bust the inaccuracies spread by the press…

Just received the author’s copy I co-authored two chapters with Noor e Maryam Kanwer & Assad in a book published by Bristol Uni Press. The book brought important reflection & fresh insights into participatory research methods. All chapters are based on CREID_Dev case studies.

We're proud sponsors of the groundbreaking play 'Dugzy Days', currently performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival!🎭 Don't miss this hilarious play by Side eYe – an all-Black Muslim-women-led company celebrating the diversity of storytelling. Catch them at the Fringe🎉

I shadowed a delivery rider on a 12-hour Friday night shift around Soho and wow, it was an eye-opener. Here's what happened... theguardian.com/global-develop…

Thx to Bookmarks Bookshop for hosting this book event. Lovely audience and great discussions. Always grateful to Lawrence Wishart Books for supporting authors like me who still need to pinch themselves in these situations!

Book review by John Bowen: 'Islam and the liberal state: national identity and the future of Muslim Britain' @StphnHwrdJns I.B. Tauris Bloomsbury Books UK “...how the British state treats its Muslim citizens is not itself consistent with liberal principles.” tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

We’re delighted to have Dr Amar Sohal (Amar Sohal) join us to discuss his new book ‘The Muslim Secular: Parity and the Politics of India’s Partition’ (2023) with Professor Jaffrelot (Jaffrelot Christophe), Dr Shaikh & Dr Kara (Taushif Reja). Register here: tickettailor.com/events/kingsco…

Fascinating talk from Dr Taushif Kara from King's TRS today on the 1979 Iranian revolution. Students asked excellent questions about the role that Islam played in the revolution & learnt about the range of Religious Studies degrees that can be studied King's College London #ncsoxbridge

Nice book review may interest GREASE Anna Triandafyllidou Nader Hashemi Ahmet T. Kuru Dr. Muqtedar Khan Jocelyne Cesari Rajeev Bhargava Gurpreet Dan Nilsson DeHanas Religion, State & Society Journal Routledge Books