In an apparently ever-less-religious West, how has Christian identity, however indirectly, been used as a focal point for populist discontent?
This is the recording of ‘Us’ and ‘Them’: populism and religious identity in the West, an LSE Festival event we hosted on Saturday 2 March 2019.
Chair: James Walters
Panellists: Tobias Cremer, Zubaida Haque
For more on this topic, see our Populism and […]
This is the recording of ‘Faith & Philanthropy: Is religion a force for good?’, an event hosted by the LSE’s Marshall Institute on Wednesday 27 February 2019.
Chair: Stephan Chambers
Panellists: Iqbal Nasim, Rabbi Shoshana Boyd Gelfand, Revd Canon Dr James Walters
This video was originally posted on LSE’s YouTube channel.
This is the recording of ‘Christian Identity and (In)Tolerance in Secular Western Europe’, the event we hosted at LSE on Thursday 7 June 2018.
Chair: Professor Matthew Engelke (LSE)
Speakers: Dr Neha Sahgal (Pew Research Center), Dr Esra Özyürek (LSE), Professor Nasar Meer (University of Edinburgh)
Video credit: DIDA Media
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A concerted international response is needed to safeguard freedom of religion and belief around the world and to prevent and reduce religion-related violence. In the LSE Faith Centre’s Faith & Leadership Annual Lecture, Lord Ahmad reflected from his vast experience on the role of religion in global affairs, his commitment to leading for religious freedom and safeguarding human rights, […]
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