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In person icon The collective action of religious minorities

Citizenship
Religion
Activism
P420
Arvid Rose
TU Dortmund
Thomas Sealy
University of Bristol
Arvid Rose
TU Dortmund
Religious Revival, Secularisation, or Both? Religion and politics in times of increasing societal complexity

In person icon Building: O'Brien Centre for Sciences, Floor: Ground, Room: Intel Theatre

Wednesday 09:00 - 10:45 BST (14/08/2024)

Abstract

In many countries, religious minorities deal with significant challenges when it comes to practising their faith. Religious minority organisations try to represent their communities’ interests vis-a-vis state and (majority) society. This panel examines how religious minorities use collective action in order to achieve their political goals.

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