The Edward Cadbury Centre for the Public Understanding of Religion was established in 2014 to enhance the public understanding of religion regionally, nationally and internationally through distinctive, strategic and engaged interdisciplinary research. We deliver innovative, interdisciplinary, impact-driven and internationally-excellent research exploring the significance of religious belief and practice for public and professional life, working with faith communities and policy makers to develop informed agendas for social transformation.
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Posted 27 May 2020
Part of the Cadbury Centre seminar series on religion and politics.
Posted 18 May 2020
Jocelyne Cesari is joined by A. Erdi Ozturk (London Metropolitan University), to engage in a discussion on the status of Islam in the building of Turkey as a secular nation-state and on modern-day Turkish politics.
Posted 27 March 2020
Jocelyne Cesari has been awarded the "Distinguished Scholar" Award of the "religion and international relations" section of the prestigious International Studies Association (ISA).
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