Dr Stefanie Conradt, Research Associate of the Susanna Wesley Foundation and St Mary's College alumna, will be giving this week's CSRP research seminar on 'Experiences of loneliness and social isolation of older people living in South Tyneside (Northeast of England)'.
Asiz Nurdin Ngadenan, 1st Year PhD research student of the Centre for the Study of Religion and Politics, will be giving this week's CSRP research seminar on 'On mosques and Islam in Indonesia'.
Dr Ann Simpson, Associate Researcher of the Centre for the Study of Religion and Politics, will give the penultimate CSRP research seminar of the term 'On indigenous issues in Colombia'.
Dr Eric Stoddart, Associate Director of the Centre for the Study of Religion and Politics, will give the final CSRP research seminar of the term on 'Where is the power in the common good? Cruciform surveillance and subverting "the will of the people"'. This seminar caps a year of research leave in 2025 and offers…
Prof. Sabine Hyland, Director of the Centre for the Study of Religion and Politics, will give the opening CSRP research seminar of the term on 'A Divine Harmony: The Aesthetics of Inka Khipus'. This seminar begins a new year for the Centre as Prof. Hyland takes over leadership of the research and seminars from this…
Prof. Mario Aguilar, former Director of the Centre for the Study of Religion and Politics currently on research leave, will join us from his leave to give a CSRP research seminar on 'Christian-Hindu Dialogue: Aspects of monotheism, and the global mapping of hermits and sadhu'.
Dhruv Kandhari, a postgraduate research student, will give a CSRP research seminar on 'The Daoist Vision of Buddhist Fa Shen'.
Dr Isaac Portilla, a postdoctoral researcher at Tampere University and graduate of the CSRP, will give a CSRP research seminar on 'Envisioning a Path to Global Peace: A cross-cultural framework based on the spiritual and political thought of early 20th century India'.
Dr Kit Lee, a researcher at East China National University, will give a CSRP research seminar on 'Mysticism, Neo-Scholasticism and Vatican II: Reconciling Anthropology and Theology via Victor Turner and Mary Douglas'.
Andras Stribik, a postgraduate research student of the Centre, will give a CSRP research seminar on 'Consulting the Dead (and the Living) in a Mass Spectrometer: on the Ontological Thresholds of Isotopic Khipu Analysis'.