Religion

The IAAS will host its national conference at the Marriott Quorum Hotel in Dallas, Texas February 17-22, 2020. The conference is expected to draw over 1,300 scholars from the U.S. and 20-plus foreign countries. There will also be vendors, exhibitors, universities and special interest groups attending.

The postgraduate students of the MA in Classical Archaeology and Ancient History of Macedonia at the International Hellenic University are organizing an international conference entitled: Interpreting Identities in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Black Sea. The subject of the Conference focuses on different perspectives of outlining, capturing and interpreting identities from Prehistory to Late Byzantine Era, through the disciplines of History, Archaeology and other relevant fields such as Social Anthropology etc. The aim is to encourage young researchers to participate by presenting topics related to their interests and to engage in a lively and productive scholarly discourse.

The NAAAS will host its national conference at the Marriott Quorum Hotel in Dallas, Texas February 17-22, 2020. The conference is expected to draw over 1,300 scholars from the U.S. and 20-plus foreign countries. There will also be vendors, exhibitors, universities and special interest groups attending.

The NAHLS will host its national conference at the Marriott Quorum Hotel in Dallas, Texas, February 17-22, 2020. The conference is expected to draw over 1,300 scholars from the U.S. and 20-plus foreign countries. There will also be vendors, exhibitors, universities and special interest groups attending.

The NANAS will host its national conference at the Marriott Quorum Hotel in Dallas, Texas February 17-22, 2020. The conference is expected to draw over 1,300 scholars from the U.S. and 20-plus foreign countries. There will also be vendors, exhibitors, universities and special interest groups attending.

It is increasingly apparent that governments, transnational institutions and practitioners have in principle accepted that religious and culturally contextual forms of peacebuilding can in some cases be a powerful and positive force in peace and reconciliation processes. As a result, initiatives that claim to take seriously the religious and cultural dimensions of peacebuilding have increased exponentially. Is the current optimism about these approaches justified by project results and outcomes? To what extent is project design based on existing and verifiable evidence?

Religion in Society Research Network: a conference and journal founded in 2011, exploring the role of religion and spirituality in society. Tenth International Conference on Religion and Spirituality in Society 2020 will be held in Vancouver, CA.