Events

Here you can find an overview of past activities of the Postsecular Conflicts Research Group. For further information such as programmes, recordings or pictures click on the corresponding entry.

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2022

• Webinar "Invisible Frontiers in Relgion: From Polarization to Conflict"
• Der Ukraine-Krieg und die Rolle der Kirchen | La Guerr D'Ukraine et le Rôle des Églises

2021

• Postsecular Conflicts Research Project Final Online Conference
• Presentation of POSEC Research in cooperation with Confronti
• Die Instrumentalisierung und Unterwanderung der Menschenrechte durch ultrakonservative Bewegungen, Frankfurter Kunstverein (September, 18)

2019

• Social-Theory-Lecture-Series: Globalizing Civil Sphere Theory
  13 May 2019
• Postsecular Conflicts Mid-Term Conference
  06 - 08 February 2019 | Hotel Strudlhof, Pasteurgasse 1, 1090 Wien
• “Colloquia on Postsecular Conflicts” – Christian Joppke
  “Über die Kulturalisierung von Religion” 15 January 2019 | HS 2 Sowi Fakultätssitzungssaal
• Russia in the Global Culture Wars
• Workshop "New Conservatism in Russia"
  (06-07 June) | Workshop in cooperation with the »Centre for East European and International Studies (ZOiS)«, Berlin (Germany).

2018

• "Colloquia on Postsecular Conflicts" – Michael Hagmeister
  "Das 'dritte Rom' - der 'Nördliche Katechon': Antiwestliche Strömungen in Russland" 06 December 2018 | HS 2 Geiwi (Innrain 52, Innsbruck)
• “Colloquia on Postsecular Conflicts” – Marcia Pally
  "Mechanisms of Populism – Trump and the new Evangelicals" 04 June 2018 | Theology Madonnensaal
• “Colloquia on Postsecular Conflicts” – Vladimir Shmali
  "Judgment in Disagreement: Moral Discernment in the World Council of Churches" 19 April 2018
• Ecumenism 2.0? Between Ecumenism and Anti-Ecumenism (Orthodox Cases)
• Joint Seminar
  09 February | Joint seminar with the the research laboratory "Sociology of Religion" at PSTGU Moscow

2017

• Series “Colloquia on Postsecular Conflicts” – Anton Shekhovtsov
  "Russia and the Western Far Right" 17 October 2017
• We present our project at the ECPR Annual Conference in Oslo 2017
  "Traditional Values' and the Transnational Networks of Moral Conservative Norm Entrepreneurs" 09 September 2017 | ECPR Annual Conference Oslo (06 - 09 September 2017)
• European Academy of Religion Bologna – Ex Nihilo Zero Conference – European Academy of Religion
  "Traditional values, the Russian Orthodox Church, and transnational networks of moral conservative norm entrepreneurs" – Kristina Stoeckl and Pasquale Annicchino 21 June 2017
• Tradition and Traditionalism Compared, Trento
  A Joint Program of the Traditon Project and the Postsecular Conflicts Project - FBK-ISR 12 - 13 June 2017 | Tradition and Traditionalisms Compared | Trento
• Global Orthodoxy and Human Rights, Padova
  "Global Orthodoxy. Religion, Politics, and Human Rights" 12 May 2017 | Human Rights Centre, University of Padova
• Conservatism in the Post-Soviet Context: Ideology, Worldwide or Moral Choice?, Uppsala
  "Conservatism in the Post-Soviet Context: Ideology, Worldwide or Moral Choice?" 08 - 09 May 2017 | Uppsala Centre for Russian and Eurasian Studies
• “Colloquia on Postsecular Conflicts” – Natallia Vasilevich
  "Going political: the pro‐life agenda and family values in the discourse of Belarusian churches" 26 April 2017 | SoWi SR 6
• Geopolitics and the Russian Orthodox Church
  Panel by Kristina Stoeckl Geopolitics of Transnational Law and Religion: An Exploratory Workshop 06 April 2017 | ISR Centre for Religious Studies, Trento
• Round Table “Traditional Values and moral values in Russia and Worldwide”
  30 January 2017 | RANEPA Moscow
• “Colloquia on Postsecular Conflicts” – Podium Discussion
  "Religion and Politics in (and across) Russia, Ukraine and the United States", Cyril Hovorun, R.R. Reno & Sergei Chapnin | 24 January 2017 In this podium discussion, three distinguished speakers will offer insights into religion and politics in the present day situation of their countries. Their discussion of religion and politics in Russia, Ukraine and the United States focuses on four questions. The first three addresses the national or domestic situation: How does religion influence politics? How do politics influence religion? And what are the consequences of religion-state relations for the religions themselves, where do the religious believers (“the grassroots”) stand? The fourth question addresses the international situation and the way in which religion determines relationships between Russia, Ukraine and the US.

2016

• "Transnational Learning in Anti-gender Mobilization in Europe"
  "Transnational Learning in Anti-gender Mobilization in Europe", Kristina Stoeckl at the 41st Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association, Chicago (17 - 29 November 2016) 18 November 2016 |
• Methods Workshop, Innsbruck
  Participants: Sergej Chapnin, Olena Kostenko, Alexander Kyrlezhev, Kristina Stoeckl, Dmitry Uzlaner 09 - 10. November 2016 | SoWi Innsbruck
• “Colloquia on Postsecular Conflicts” – Peter G. Kirchschläger
  "Human Dignity as Ethical Point of reference for Moral and Religious Conflicts" in cooperation with RGKW Forschungszentrum der Universität Innsbruck 09 November 2016
• “Colloquia on Postsecular Conflicts” – Mikhail Suslov
  "Katechon and/or Kenosis: Locating Russian Geopolitical Visions within the Orthodox Intellectual Tradition" 22 June 2016 | Russlandzentrum der Universität Innsbruck
• Kick off Conference "Postsecular Conflicts", Universitätszentrum Obergurgl
• Lecture at the National Research Nuclear University MEPhI
  Lecture at the National Research Nuclear University MEPhI (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute) Austrian social scientist Kristina Stoeckl answered questions of MEPhI students about the role of religion in the world 04 March 2016 | Moscow
• Presenting the project at the Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences
  Public lecture on "Postsecular conflicts and the globale struggle for traditional values" by Kristina Stoeckl 02 March 2016 | Moscow