IRC Religious Conflicts and Coping Strategies

The Interfaculty Research Cooperation “Religious Conflicts and Coping Strategies” has successfully concluded its work after the planned four year running time (2018-2022).

For findings and further projects see:

Conceptual paper on the analytical conflict-coping-model: Heyden, Katharina, Mona, Martino (2021). Coping with religious conflicts: Introducing a new concept in conflict research. In Zeitschrift für Religion, Gesellschaft und Politik.
Interactive educative video (flashMOOC) “How to cope with religious conflicts? Insights from History”.
Bibliography: Link.
Follow-up research project «Interactive Histories, Co-Produced Communities: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam», Prof. Dr. Katharina Heyden (University of Bern) und Prof. Dr. David Nirenberg (IAS Princeton).

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NEWS

Booklet: VERSÖHNT LEBEN – EINE UTOPIE?

The somewhat different conference report with caricatures by Max Spring. In February the association "versoehnt" in cooperation with the IFK organized a conference on reconciliation in Bern. What promotes, what hinders reconciliation? What role does religion play? This brochure summarizes the contributions in texts and pictures.

International Summer School for Bachelor and Master Students

Religious Conflicts and Coping Strategies – Rituals, Rhetorics, Regulations

22 - 26 August 2022, University of Bern
Organized by the IFK Religious Conflicts and Coping Strategies

Visiting Fellowship: Dr. Maria Birnbaum in Cambridge

Maria Birnbaum is a gloknos Visiting Fellow, and will be in Cambridge visiting gloknos, CRASSH and POLIS throughout the year 2021-22.

Conference: Golden Silence? – Inaction, Non-engagement, and Avoidance in the Israel-Palestine Conflict

Conference by Project 12
on 19-20 May 2022, Basel

IFK Conference: Findings, Farewells, and Future Questions

The conference takes place at Bern on 4 March at UniS.
Program and registration here.

Public Lecture: Prof. David Nirenberg, IAS Princeton

Race and Religion: from the Neolithic to the Present
Friday 4 March 2022 at the University of Bern

Call for Applications PostDoc-Positions Bern/Princeton

"Interactive Histories, Co-Produced Communities: Judaism, Christianity and Islam"
Prof. Katharina Heyden (University of Bern) and Prof. David Nirenberg (IAS Princeton)

Bibliography IFK 2021

Bibliography IFK Religious Conflicts and Coping Strategies
(State: July 2021)
Work published, in print and under review
- within run time of the IFK
- on the sub-projects’ main topic.

Program Jour fixe Herbstsemester 2021

Program Jour fixe Herbstsemester 2021 and Closing Event March 2022

Short-Term Postdoctoral Researcher (80%)

Dr. Elad Lapidot has been hired as Professor of Hebrew and Jewish Studies at the Université de Lille (FR).

Congratulations!
Dr. Elad Lapidot has been hired as Professor of Hebrew and Jewish Studies at the Université de Lille (FR).
He will take up this position on September 1.
We congratulate Elad on this appointment, thank him for his great contributions to inter-epistemic conflicts on religion and hope for further cooperation between Bern and Lille.

The international conference "Radical Orthodoxies", June 8-9, 2021

The international conference "Radical Orthodoxies", June 8-9, 2021, organized by Luca Di Blasi and Elad Lapidot, seeks an interreligious discussion about the contours of a growing field of intellectual endeavors, which seek to undergird the critique of modernity, to perform postmodernism, by reactivating intellectual traditions considered to be deactivated by the rise of modernity, first and foremost through the discourse of secularism.

With Amina Wadud, Jayne Svenungsson, Graham Ward, Alison Milbank, John Milbank, Daniel Boyarin, Ebrahim Moosa, Sergey Dolgopolski, Carmody Grey and Anoush Ganjipour.

Vom Umgang mit religiösen Konflikten: „Coping with religious conflicts. Introducing a new concept in conflict research“

Vom Umgang mit religiösen Konflikten: Katharina Heyden und Martino Mona präsentieren in dem soeben erschienenen Artikel „Coping with religious conflicts. Introducing a new concept in conflict research“ Ergebnisse aus der Interfakultären Forschungskooperation (IFK).

Prof. Dr. Katharina Heyden is a cooperation partner of the Bavarian Research Center for Interreligious Discourses at the University of Erlangen

Prof. Dr. Katharina Heyden is a cooperation partner of the Bavarian Research Center for Interreligious Discourses at the University of Erlangen, which was opened in October 2020.
The center examines the content and key concepts of Islam, Christianity and Judaism in comparison and is particularly committed to the transfer of knowledge to society.

Collegium generale: Interdisciplinarity, virtual meeting, May 7-8, 2021

In universities and beyond, “interdisciplinarity” has become a buzzword: Interfaculty enters are founded to foster interdisciplinary exchange; funding institutions increase their budgets for interdisciplinary research; and study programs that integrate contributions from several disciplines are trending. But is the hype about interdisciplinarity well placed? What is interdisciplinary research, to begin with? What are its chances and possible pitfalls? How can interdisciplinary research be promoted in an effective way? The Münchenwiler seminar invites researchers to step back from their daily engagement in interdisciplinary research and to reflect on the future of scholarly disciplines as well as of interdisciplinary approaches.

In his latest book, Dr. Anoush Ganjipour, associate researcher at IFK, sheds light on political thought in Islam in a historical-genealogical perspective.

Lay Summary der IFK Religious Conflicts and Coping Strategies

"Neofaschismus in Italien": Preisgekrönte Dissertation von Dr. Lene Faust erschienen

Dr. Lene Fausts preisgekrönte Dissertation "Neofaschismus in Italien" ist soeben im transcript-Verlag erschienen.

Am 5.12.20 wurde Prof. Dr. Katharina Heyden der Credit Suisse Award for Best Teaching verliehen. Ein Interview mit der Preisträgerin finden Sie hier.

IFK Bibliography 2020

"Best Of" der Ringvorlesung im Haus der Religionen im FS 2020 „Rollenbilder: Frau und Mann in den Religionen"

Prof. Katharina Heyden spricht im Deutschlandfunk Kultur über Antijudaismus in der christlichen Kunst.

flashMOOC „How to cope with religious conflicts? Insights from History“ with Prof. Katharina Heyden

Buchhinweis: ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF RELIGION IN CONFLICT AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION

Programm Jour fixe 2020 / 2021

Rückblick „versoehnt“

Rückblick auf die Konferenz „versoehnt“ an der Universität Bern (6.-8.2.2020) unter Beteiligung der IFK

New publication IFK project 1

Recently published (open access): Special Issue "Conflicting Conflicts", edited by Prof. Dr. Luca Di Blasi und PD Dr. Elad Lapidot (IFK project 1)

Annual Conference 2020: Gender, Religion, Conflicts

The Annual Conference 2020 was postponed to 20/21 May 2021

Call for Papers: Conference “Diverse families, one law?” 9-10 Nov 2020, University of Bern, Switzerland

Ringvorlesung "Rollenbilder: Frau & Mann in den Religionen"

First IFK Writing Day

The IFK "Religious Conflicts and Coping Strateegies" held its first Writing Day on November 4.

Konferenz “Claiming History. The Role of Historical Reasoning in Religious Conflicts”

– eine Kooperation der Berner IFK „Religious Conflicts and Coping Strategies“ mit dem Istituto Svizzero in Rom.

CSH Science & Religion Forum

An annual forum to stimulate constructive discussion between science, philosophy and religion

„Christliches Abendland?“ Eine Begriffsklärung mit Beteiligung von Prof. Katharina Heyden (ab Minute 24).

2. IFK-Newsletter

Kurz vor der IFK-Jahrestagung am 6. Mai 2019 vermittelt der 2. IFK-Newsletter einen Überblick über die vielseitigen Aktivitäten und Highlights des zweiten IFK-Semesters.

IFK Jahresprogramm 2019-20

Das Programm des zweiten IFK-Jahres wird von den Projektleiterinnen und Projektleitern gestaltet und durch externe Workshops ergänzt.

IFK Programm Frühlingssemester 2019 – Methoden interdisziplinärer Konfliktforschung II

Auch im Frühlingssemester 2019 beschäftigt sich die IFK mit unterschiedlichen Methoden interdisziplinärer Konfliktforschung. Neben Impulse aus den eigenen Reihen treten Gastvorträge externer Referentinnen und Referenten.

Medienmitteilung: Universität Bern stärkt Forschung über die Fachgrenzen hinweg

An der Universität Bern wird die Forschung intensiviert: Mit drei neuen Interfakultären Forschungskooperationen IFK werden Netzwerkprojekte aus verschiedenen Fachbereichen gefördert.

Artikel in reformiert. 40 Wissenschaftler forschen zu Religion in Konflikten

Seit Jahrtausenden spielt Religion in Konflikten eine Rolle. Aber welche? Forschende der Uni Bern wollen Antworten finden. Die Studienleiterin Prof. Katharina Heyden im Interview.

Eine der «30 Under 30» des Forbes Magazine

Auf der bekannten Liste des Forbes Magazine figurieren jedes Jahr je 30 Pionierinnen und Pioniere unter 30 Jahren aus Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz. Für die Religionspsychologin Jessica Lampe ist der Platz auf der Liste eine Bestätigung für die gesellschaftliche Relevanz ihrer Forschung.

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