Working Group Events

Check out Zuzanna Bogumil and Tatiana Voronina's book launch "More than Alive: The Dead, Orthodoxy, and Rememberance in Post-Soviet Russia".

Check out Elmira Muratova's lecture “Collective Memory, Islam, and Crimean Tartars’ Coping Strategies in Post-2014 Crimea”.

Check out Fabio Vicini and Lili Di Puppo's lecture “Knowledge by Other Means: Ephemerality, Surrender, and Transcendence in Islam and the Anthropological Enterprise”.

Check out Nikolay Tsyrempilov's lecture "Buddhist Patriotism in Russia. How and Why Buryat Lamas Support Wars?".

Check out Catherine Wanner's book presentation Dispossesion: Anthropological Perspectives on Russia's War Against Ukraine.

With this launch, we take an opportunity to reflect on the impact of Russia's war in Ukraine on religious activism in our specific case studies. 

Check out Julia Buyskyh's  Presentation A Community without a Homeland: Religion, Belonging, Future Perspectives.

Check out Robert Hayden's  Presentation  The Fluid Dynamics of Viscous Identities: Sedimentations of Time in Five Late-Ottoman Refugee Towns in Bosnia Since 1863.

Check out Magdalena Lubańska's Presentation Religion, Ethics and Conspiracy of Silence in a Polish Village Confronting Postwar Past.

Check out Marc Lousteau's Book Presenation.

Check out Giuseppe Tateo's  Book Presentation

Check out Yuliya Yurchuk & Zuzanna Bogumil's Book Presentation, Memory and Religion From A Post-Secular Perspective

Check out Tatiana Vagramenko's presentation Faith and War: Grass roots Ukrainian Protestantism in the Context of Russian Invassion.

Check out Tetiana Kalenchenko's Work in Progress Presentation, The Religious Factor in Conflict and Peacebuilding

Check out for Alla Marchenko's Work in Progress Presentation Hasidic Pilgrimages and Local Memory

Check out Joel Robbins' Book Presentation, Theology and Anthropology of Christian Lives

Check out David Henig's Book Presentation, Remaking Muslim Lives

Check out Andriy Fert's Work in Progress Presentation, From Martyrs to Secular Martyrs and Back

Check out Kim Knibbe and Helena Kupari's Article Presentation, Theorizing Lived Religion