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International Conference on Religious Violence

27 - 28 Jan 2027 Istanbul, Turkey Standard / Physical Participation
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01 The Dynamics of Religious Violence +
This track explores the multifaceted nature of religious violence, examining its historical, cultural, and social dimensions. It aims to provide insights into the underlying causes and manifestations of violence in various religious contexts.
02 Radicalism and Fanaticism in Contemporary Society +
Focusing on the rise of religious radicalism, this track investigates the psychological and sociopolitical factors that contribute to fanaticism. It seeks to understand the implications of radical beliefs on community dynamics and social cohesion.
03 Secularism as a Counter to Religious Violence +
This session addresses the role of secularism in mitigating religious violence and fostering peaceful coexistence. It examines case studies where secular frameworks have successfully challenged extremist ideologies.
04 Islamist Terrorism: Roots and Responses +
This track delves into the complexities of Islamist terrorism, analyzing its ideological foundations and the socio-political contexts that facilitate radicalization. Discussions will include strategies for countering violent extremism.
05 Literature and Religious Violence +
Exploring the intersection of religion and violence in literary texts, this track examines how narratives shape perceptions of religious conflict. It highlights the role of literature in both reflecting and challenging violent ideologies.
06 Historical Perspectives on Religious Violence +
This session offers a historical analysis of religious violence, tracing its evolution through different eras and cultures. It aims to uncover patterns and lessons that can inform contemporary discussions on the subject.
07 Gender, Race, and Religious Violence +
Focusing on the intersections of gender, race, and religion, this track investigates how these factors influence experiences and expressions of violence. It seeks to highlight marginalized voices within the discourse on religious violence.
08 Indigenous Perspectives on Religion and Violence +
This track examines the unique experiences of Indigenous Peoples in relation to religious violence, including the impacts of colonization and cultural erasure. It aims to amplify Indigenous narratives and responses to violence.
09 Political Rhetoric and Religious Violence +
Analyzing the rhetoric of political leaders in both Western and Middle Eastern contexts, this session explores how language shapes public perceptions of religious violence. It seeks to understand the implications of political discourse on societal attitudes.
10 Non-violent Resistance and Peace-building +
This track highlights religious and non-religious approaches to non-violent resistance and peace-building initiatives. It aims to explore successful strategies that have emerged in response to religious violence.
11 Critiques of Religion and Violence +
This session invites critical discussions on the assertion that religions are inherently violent. It aims to challenge prevailing narratives and explore alternative perspectives that highlight the potential for peace within religious traditions.