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Opportunity at the SSRC
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Digital publishing and the academic study of religion
posted by Wei ZhuOver at The Huffington Post, Norris J. Chumley writes on the growing influence of online forums and journals in the academic world of religion.
Tags: academia, academic blogging, digital technologies, Frequencies, Reverberations, Social Science Research Council
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Religion and the Public Sphere internship at the Social Science Research Council
posted by The EditorsThe SSRC’s Religion and the Public Sphere program is currently accepting applications for a summer semester internship which would focus on its ongoing projects and digital forums.
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Program assistant openings at the SSRC
posted by Wei ZhuThe Social Science Research Council is currently seeking program assistants in two of its Africa programs.
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Five years
posted by The EditorsFive years ago this past Friday The Immanent Frame published its first essay, a short reflection on Charles Taylor’s A Secular Age, written by the sociologist Robert N. Bellah.
Tags: Social Science Research Council, The Immanent Frame
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The Post-Secular in Question and What Matters? reviewed
posted by Wei ZhuOver at The Revealer, James S. Bielo reviews What Matters? Ethnographies of Value in a Not So Secular Age and The Post-Secular in Question: Religion in Contemporary Society, jointly published with the SSRC by Columbia University Press and New York University Press respectively.
Tags: books, ethnography, history, post-secular, secularization, Social Science Research Council, spirituality
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Survey for The Immanent Frame
posted by The EditorsAs The Immanent Frame’s five year anniversary is soon approaching, it is important to take time for reflection, and consider what we has been doing well, what needs improvement, and how we can better engage our audience.
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Paul Froese featured in New Voices
posted by Candice ScharfThe Social Science Research Council (SSRC) recently featured Paul Froese in their New Voices section, which recognizes leading scholars in the social sciences for outstanding and original research.
Tags: books, God, secularization, social science, Social Science Research Council, sociology, sociology of religion, Soviet Union
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Translating Islam in South Asia
posted by Candice ScharfAt SSRC.org, three former International Dissertation Research Fellows (IDRF) reflect on Ronit Ricci’s Islam Translated.
Tags: books, Islam, language, Social Science Research Council, South Asia, Southeast Asia, translation
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Call for papers: Spirituality, political engagement, and public life
posted by John D. BoyThe SSRC Working Group on Spritituality, Political Engagement & Public Life is inviting submissions of abstracts for a conference to be held at Columbia University in New York City, June 3-4, 2011. Submissions are due by March 1, when they will be reviewed by members of the working group co-chaired by Courtney Bender and Omar McRoberts.
The conference, like the working group, will engage with a set of overarching themes: “the institutions and traditions that construct, condition, and demarcate spiritual activities and identities” and “the relations of these institutions and traditions to systems and patterns of political participation in the contemporary United States.”
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