2014
Religion and Society: Advances in Research, Special virtual issue: Four Portraits
Berghahn Journals offers a free virtual issue which features portraits of four senior scholars of religion from our journal, Religion and Society – Advances in Research, from volume 1 (2010) to volume 4 (201 3). The scholars include: Maurice Bloch, José Casanova, Jean Comaroff and Bruce Kapferer. Each profile consists of invited essays on the scholar’s work by authorities in their respective subfields.
To access the virtual issue, visit: http://bit.ly/1iErGoP
2014
Jim Cox: Nonreligion among Australian Aboriginals
Most interest in nonreligion and secularity is focused on the West and its dominant cultures; it is argued, in fact, that such concepts have limited meaning in any other settings. Launching the Non-religion among Australian Aboriginal Peoples series</strong>, James Cox challenges this view, arguing that much can be learned by taking nonreligion as the starting point in research with other populations — Australian Aboriginals, in the case of his own work.
2014
Nonreligion & Secularity blog
Nonreligion & Secularity Blog for those AASR members who wish to follow the rapid developments in the academic study of Nonreligion & Secularity about the rapid increase of the numbers of ‘nones’ (who have parted with religion in their private lives), agnostics and atheists of various kinds in (so far mainly) North-West Europe and North America.
