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Volume 19, Issue 5
December 2017
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ISSN 1461-6696
EISSN 1469-8307
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The social dynamics of religion in the public domain

Editorial

Religion: opium to amphetamine
Michalis Lianos
European Societies (2017) 19 (5): 517–519.
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Introduction

The social dynamics of religion in the public domain
Heidemarie Winkel, Gladys Ganiel
European Societies (2017) 19 (5): 520–528.
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Articles

The socio-political dynamics of secularism and epistemological injustice in global justice theory and practice
Erin K. Wilson
European Societies (2017) 19 (5): 529–550.
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Religion in European constitutions – cases of different secularities
Annette Schnabel, Kathrin Behrens, Florian Grötsch
European Societies (2017) 19 (5): 551–579.
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European churches and the European parliament elections. The case of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland
Eila Helander
European Societies (2017) 19 (5): 580–599.
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Religion and homosexuality in the public domain: Polish debates about reparative therapy
Dorota Hall
European Societies (2017) 19 (5): 600–622.
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Suffering Rights and Incorporation. The German Islam Conference and the integration of Muslims as a discursive means of their racialization
Luis Manuel Hernández Aguilar
European Societies (2017) 19 (5): 623–644.
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Religion, the public sphere, and identity politics: how a radical Muslim organization defies the populist right in Switzerland
Amir Sheikhzadegan, Michael Nollert
European Societies (2017) 19 (5): 645–669.
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