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Religion and Democracy:
Local Questions, Global Perspectives

Hosted by the Indian Council of World Affairs, New Delhi & Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi
NEW DELHI
10-14 December 2012

for FURTHER DETAILS and program visit the conference website

Marking the fifth year of the collaboration and scholarly work within the framework of the IRNRD, the Network has organized a series of scholarly events that include two conferences and two workshops. The themes of these events will reflect on issues bearing special importance for the contemporary discourse on the problems concerning religion, politics and democracy. At the same time, the thematic components and the design of these events express the ‘philosophy’ behind the five-year long scholarly undertaking of the Network: the inter- and multi-disciplinary character of the research, the combination of theoretical and empirical work, as well as our conviction regarding the importance of the intellectual traffic between the different cultural and religious contexts. 
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