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Religion and Locality 8-10 September 1998 Department of Theology and Religious Studies University of Leeds, Uk

Religion and Locality 8-10 September 1998 Department of Theology and Religious Studies University... 68 plicity of voices heard throughout the conference. Now the recom- mendations have to be followed up, and, as with all forms of intertla- tional law, it has to be a step at a time. As a final note I would be glad to hear from scholars working on or committed to the merits of a multi-religious, cross-cultural, non-confessional approach to the study of religion in public education, and the way in which this may serve to promote religious toleration. The possibilities of establishing a net- work and organizing an international conference are being examined (rhackett@utk.edu). Also, for anyone keen to know more about the conference and work in the United States on Religious Liberty issues, please contact Michael Roan of the Tandem Project in Minneapolis (mroan@maroon.tc.unm.edu). University of Tennessee, Knoxville CONFERENCE REPORTS RELIGION AND LOCALITY 8-10 SEPTEMBER 1998 DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS, UK TALIP KÜÇÜKCAN A two-day international conference on "Religion and Locality" re- cently took place at Leeds University, organized by the Department of Theology and Religious Studies. The conference participants ad- dressed various emerging issues related to the relationship between religion and locality, religious mapping of a locality and the http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Method & Theory in the Study of Religion Brill

Religion and Locality 8-10 September 1998 Department of Theology and Religious Studies University of Leeds, Uk

Küçükcan, Talip
Method & Theory in the Study of Religion , Volume 11 (1): 68 – Jan 1, 1999
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68 plicity of voices heard throughout the conference. Now the recom- mendations have to be followed up, and, as with all forms of intertla- tional law, it has to be a step at a time. As a final note I would be glad to hear from scholars working on or committed to the merits of a multi-religious, cross-cultural, non-confessional approach to the study of religion in public education, and the way in which this may serve to promote religious toleration. The possibilities of establishing a net- work and organizing an international conference are being examined (rhackett@utk.edu). Also, for anyone keen to know more about the conference and work in the United States on Religious Liberty issues, please contact Michael Roan of the Tandem Project in Minneapolis (mroan@maroon.tc.unm.edu). University of Tennessee, Knoxville CONFERENCE REPORTS RELIGION AND LOCALITY 8-10 SEPTEMBER 1998 DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS, UK TALIP KÜÇÜKCAN A two-day international conference on "Religion and Locality" re- cently took place at Leeds University, organized by the Department of Theology and Religious Studies. The conference participants ad- dressed various emerging issues related to the relationship between religion and locality, religious mapping of a locality and the

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