Titlebook: Religious Diversity and Interreligious Dialogue; Anna K?rs,Wolfram Weisse,Jean-Paul Willaime Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020

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A Territorial Perspective on Religious Pluralization in Europeint of the changing state of territoriality, religious diversity is not a factor that can be determined once and for all, nor is religious pluralization an exogenous development that affects states from the outside. Rather, endogenous territorial distinctions produce the meaning of religious diversity and pluralization.

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Introduction: Religious Diversity and Interreligious Dialogue,m, and other religions and their various traditions. Besides, an intra-religious pluralization can even be noted within Christianity, with growing numbers of people affiliated to diverse Christian denominations and traditions beyond the established Protestant churches and Catholicism. At the same ti

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Global Migration, Religious Diversity and Dialogue: Toward a Post-Westphalian Circumstanceansforming, including as concerns religious pluralization. The analysis outlines the developments such as intensified global connectivity and migration, the fall of the socialist world, and rise of politicized religion. It suggests that these developments have brought in their wake a scientific reth

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Integration, Laicity and Islam?in Franceuslim population and the discrimination it suffers, this contribution addresses the issue of radicalization and the debate over its causes. Finally, the author questions how the French Republic and its authorities are trying to meet the challenge of integration into a truly multicultural society. Th

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A Territorial Perspective on Religious Pluralization in Europenst this background I discuss the interdependent relationships between territoriality and religious pluralization. First, territorial topoi that have been developed since the 1950s in connection with the dominant discourses in Germany and France about migration will be considered. Second, I describe