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Dr. Caroline Macé(Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen)
22. Juni 201818:00 Uhr
Ostkirchliches Institut
Würzburg
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Religious violence is surely as old as both faith and fighting themselves. In the Russian Federation, as elsewhere in the world, religious teachings and philosophies are used both to justify and combat violence. But what forms does this take, and with what implications for Russian society, Russian policy, and Russia's future? This volume examines the many ways in which religion and violence intersect in Russia, and offers recommendations for both policymakers and scholars as they chart paths forward. Presenting the results of original research by collaborative teams of Russian and western authors, it takes on topics from violent radical Islamic jihadism to religious propaganda employed by violent right-wing groups; from repression of religious communities to conflict within religious confessions. In each case, it offers not only new analysis, but prospective policy solutions to make Russia and Russians of all religions (and no religion) safer and more secure.
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Der russisch-orthodoxe Patriarch und Wladimir Putin posieren häufig gemeinsam vor der Kamera. Zur Fussball-WM im Juni werden sie das wohl wieder tun. Wie muss man solche Bilder lesen? An einer Tagung am Leibniz-Institut in Mainz wurde die Beziehung von orthodoxer Theologie und Politik diskutiert.
Judith Wipfler im Gespräch mit Alena Alshanskaya und Michai-D. Grigore.
ausgestrahlt am 10. Juni 2018
Radio SRF 2 Kultur
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Auf mittlere Sicht wird die ukrainische Orthodoxie in einer Kirche vereinigt sein – mit massiven Folgen für die Weltorthodoxie. Blogbeitrag von Thomas Bremer
Eastblog
1. Juni 2018
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