Recent blog posts by our Network members:
What could happen to Shamima Begum’s child? A Family law perspective
When racialised assumptions don’t fit: White Muslims and the contestation of threat
The Global ‘Body of Christ’ in Taiwan and Beyond
The sacred for the profane: How religion challenged secular politics in Israel & Palestine
The Islamic Republic of Iran at 40: the Revolution that made it
The religious and the secular: Why social scientists should take prayer seriously
The transcendental nation: The overlooked spiritual dimension of political polarisation
A female ordination: British orthodox Jewish women and the global community
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