CHURCH AND STATE IN EUROPE: A CHALLENGE FOR MULTI-CULTURALISTS
Islam is now the second or third largest religion in most Western European countries.Ìý Laurie Taylor hears how the presence of some thirteen million Muslims has begun to challenge the Continent’s historic accommodation between church and state.
, Associate Professor of Politics at Brandeis University, focuses on Denmark in order to show how the privileging of one church can have considerable negative impact on religious minorities in ways hardly noticeable to secular Christians.
DIFFERENT WAYS OF REPORTING THE WORLD
Laurie Taylor puts under the spotlight the not so dissimilar roles of anthropologists and foreign correspondents in producing a flow of information from and about other parts of the world which are part of the rhythm of our daily routine.Ìý What could the two tribes learn from each other?
Ulf Hannerz, Professor of Anthropology at Stockholm University and Marie Colvin, Foreign Affair Correspondent for the Sunday Times, compare their experiences of managing meaning across distances and contrast their different interests in reporting, representing, translating and interpreting knowledge for the enlightenment of the public.
Additional information
Ìý
Associate Professor of Comparative Politics
European Integration in Social and Historical Perspective: 1850 to the Present
Jytte Klausen (Editor), Louise A.Tilly (Editor)
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
ISBN 0847685012
Ulf HannerzÌý
Professor of Social Anthropology
, Sweden
Foreign News – Exploring the World of Foreign Correspondents
University of Chicago Press
ISBN 0226315754
Nationalism and Internationalism in the Post-Cold War Era
Kjell Goldmann (Editor), Ulf Hannerz (Editor), Charles Westin (Editor)
UCL Press ISBN 0415238919
Cultural Complexity: Studies in the Social Organization of Meaning
Columbia University Press
ISBN 0231076231
Transnational Connections: Culture, People, Places (Comedia)
Routledge, an imprint ofÌý Taylor & Francis Books Ltd
ISBN 0415143098
Marie Colvin
Sunday Times Foreign Affairs Correspondent
The Â鶹ԼÅÄ is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.
|
