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International Conference on Religious Violence and Radicalization

17 - 18 Feb 2027 Malaga, Spain Standard / Physical Participation
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01 The Dynamics of Religious Violence in Contemporary Society +
This track explores the manifestations of religious violence in modern contexts, examining case studies and recent incidents. It aims to understand the socio-political factors that contribute to the rise of such violence.
02 Radicalization Processes: The Role of Religion +
This session focuses on the mechanisms of radicalization within religious frameworks, analyzing how individuals and groups adopt extremist ideologies. It will also consider the psychological and social influences that facilitate this transformation.
03 Critiquing Religious Narratives of Violence +
This track invites critical analyses of religious texts and doctrines that are perceived to endorse violence. Participants will engage in discussions about the implications of these interpretations for interfaith dialogue and conflict resolution.
04 Secular Responses to Religious Violence +
This session examines secular approaches to mitigating religious violence, including legal, political, and social strategies. It will highlight case studies where secularism has effectively addressed or exacerbated tensions.
05 Islamist Terrorism: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives +
This track delves into the historical roots and contemporary manifestations of Islamist terrorism. It aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the ideological, political, and social factors that fuel this form of violence.
06 Religious Violence and Gender Dynamics +
This session investigates the intersections of religion, violence, and gender, focusing on how gender roles and identities influence acts of violence. It will also explore the experiences of women in contexts of religious extremism.
07 Literary Representations of Religious Violence +
This track analyzes how literature reflects and critiques religious violence across cultures and historical periods. Participants will explore various genres and texts that engage with themes of faith and conflict.
08 Indigenous Perspectives on Religion and Violence +
This session highlights the unique experiences of Indigenous Peoples concerning religious violence and resistance. It will consider how traditional beliefs and practices intersect with contemporary issues of violence and oppression.
09 Political Rhetoric and Religious Violence +
This track examines the role of political discourse in shaping narratives around religious violence. It will analyze how both Western and Middle Eastern nations utilize religious rhetoric to justify or condemn acts of violence.
10 Non-Violent Resistance and Religious Teachings +
This session focuses on religious and non-religious frameworks that advocate for non-violent resistance. It will explore historical and contemporary examples of peace-building efforts inspired by various faith traditions.
11 Empirical Studies on Religion and Violence +
This track invites empirical research that investigates the relationship between religion and violence through quantitative and qualitative methodologies. It aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the patterns and causes of religiously motivated violence.