Religion, Public Institutions and Culture Research Group

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The Religion, Public Institutions and Culture Research Group brings together colleagues in the Criminology, Politics and Sociology Department.

The group has interests across a range of vibrant and contested fields including: religion, nonreligion, Covid-19, nationalism and national identity, gender and religion, migration and religion, religion and youth, sociology of urban religion, religion and families, animals and spirituality, religious imagery and language, religion and spirituality in healthcare settings. Whether members look at individual or group dynamics, religion has emerged as one of the most contested aspects of contemporary societies across the world in the 21st century.

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Kingston University
Kingston upon Thames

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British Sociological Association

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